Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-21
State of Vermont.
T.. News condensed and Rewritts
for Our Readers.

r,srIes Patterson, while jumping a
.-st train in the railroad yards al
e-+f6deld sunday, had his left leg sew
s,sd from the body.
ss.sfar Redheld Proctor has nearly
.-55ered from the attack OF sciatica that
.,,strated him recently and has returned
/, M duties at Washington.
Tbs barn on the farm owned by Ira
a.-nfgrs 10 Craftsbury was struck by
Sy5fuiug June and burned. The stock
nj s0ue Of the machinery was saved.
Elmer Haggett, the 15-year-old son Of
tsTis Hazgett OF Montpelier, was drowned
rbfle ID bathing In Worcester branch
sturdy. lie was taken with cramp.
lanes Hanley, wealthy farmer, COM
ritted suicide June 10 in Essex BY shoot
no himself through the head. lie was 90
gssrs old. Il is believed be was demented.
Fred A. Cook OF Thetford was graduated
lune L from the United States Military
Academy at West Point. Lieutenant
Go9k !, The son OF George w. Cook, and is
3 years old.
Merle and Grover Thurber are IN Jail in
Be1niH yton, having been arrested at their
boma ia North Bennington on two
s5srees Of burglary. The goods stolen
agrs found in their possession.
pgciral W. Clement has taken an ap-
6asl 10 he United States circuit court OF
srDeals from the recent decision Of the
srcgit court In the SANDER suit brought
against him by Samuel ID. Wilson.
Irene. the two-year- old daughter OF
NJ and Mrs Joseph Vincent OF Jackson
yIIe. no was terribly burned by walking
rt8thg not ashes OF a brush fire, died
lune 3. after ten days OF suffering.
The Barre Medium Granite Co., with a
ssUIIsl stock Of $4,000, has filed articles Of
s..5eiation. The subscribers are eli Barre
men and the company is organized TO
quarry, manufacture and sell granite.
In Addison county court last week, Earl
Eaton and Fred Andrews OF Hancock
we're arraigned, charged with shooting
Il deer out Of season. They were put under
temporary bail Of $50 each, and released
from custody.
George Brmmer, who is accused OF
horse stealing and burglary, was ar
uigned for hearing in Bellows Falls June
%, and was held in 900 bail for the
county court. In default of bail he was
committed to jail.
George A. Warner was instantly killed,
and Fremont Winship, a teamster, was
seriously injured, one arm and one leg be-
he broken. By falling derrick used to
load marble on cars ia Dandy June u.
The Lamoille county grand Jury found a
d against Earl Williams OF Montpelier,
who ran over the little child recently al
MJrfisgille with his automobile. The case
has been continued until the December
term.
Edmund Creffield, Free Love preacher,
who M 1899 was severely mauled by citi-
zsus Of Johnson, outraged by his utter
alcss ia that town, was recently killed in
Seattle, Wash, by a man whose two sis
ters be had led astray.
The state laboratory reports that the
hu.led corn, from eating which many
persons IN Barre were recently made III,
contained no po son. The trouble seems
20 have resulted from putting the not
corn on Ice before selling it.
The Rev r r. Coburn has rendered
bis resignation 70 the Baptist church al
south Londonderry, Of which he has been
the pastor for five years, TO accept a call
recently extended him bv the Baptist
0urch at Bernardston, Mass.
chemists report on an analysis Of
41ples Of canned meats purchased in
h-,laud, With special reference 10 the
presence or absence Of boric acid a. a
NasegFative, Ii is said that he found Ii in
s1 out Of nine samples purchased in
Rutland
William Preston OF Brookiield appeared
Montpelier city court June Y, charged
'isa keeptng intoxicating liquor Tor sale
Without license. lie waived examination
iua was bound over to Washington
county court In the sum Of $500, which
hs brother furnished.
Joseph Goudette and John Boyle re-
Gently bad trouble in Norton, after which
Golaette took his rife and fired several
shots a Boyle, 80 scare him, he says.
uoadette was placed under hail. Boyle
va wanted for horse stealing and was
iodged IN Guildhall Jail.
The Rutland Cong'l society has extended
unanimous call 10 the Rev. W. II. Spence
n East Cambridge, Mass, and il is be-
lsyed that he will accept. He is 80 years
v ase. The Rev. DIR. George W. Phillips,
,le retiring pastor Of the local church,
''oA charge Of the pastors.e 20 years ago.
Miss Lizzie Edwards Of Newiane died
aay . from the effects OF injuries sut-
sIel about eight months ago. She was
sdacs down by a heavy hammock post
lla her head so far bent forward as TO
alse q stretching or tearing Of the
.ua cord, resulting in paralysis below
'ae shoulders.
MT and Mrs. Levi sun OF Fayston were
alssted June 10, charged with robbing
VI 4 nOLlldN ENtll Oh COukh
w sun is also charged with horse steal
~ Inc goods taken from NeiPs house
~ found in suns possession, but he
49, any intent to steal the team he was
IRVING when arrested.
A team Of horses owned by Frank Rice
~ driven by Chester Grant. was struck
Irain Friday at a crossing near Shell
W. springs station. One horse was
Allea and the other badly bruised and
~, while the driver escaped almost un-
athed. Mr.. Grant is quite deaf and did
~. near the signals made by the engine.
". A, Shaw, weather observer at the
s.sefnment station at Norwich Univer-
w Northteld, has been promoted 10
- loreoaster. The promotion is due
'ne importance and the recognition OF
- station at Norlhfield. Mr.. shaw has
- - m the employ OF the government
ys.er bureau for the past eighteen
SnAries w. Gates, state highway COM
n = 'oAer, has appointed Martin Prindle
-. Adams as special commissioners 10
~ intend the building OF the "Stock-
huge turnpike in the town OF Mendon.
So - y g piece Of highway ordered con-
yea by the Rutland county court and
-, nieh 5000 will be expended by the