Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-15


is fractured and that he received internal
injuries.
Miss Edith NJ Baieh Of Chelsea, Mass.
las been ngaged by the Vermont state
Sunday school association Is assistant sec
rotary OF field work She has been en-
gagged in sunday school work in Ma-sa-
ehusetts with unusual success. In this
state she will devote her time 70 tne de-
Tel0pment Of the home work department.
She viii work under the direction IL state
Field Secretary r. NJ. Fuller Of Burlington
and viii have Der headquarters IA turing
ton.
The morning train on the Woodstock
railway left The track al a crossing near
Taftsyiile station March 5th, the engine,
three freight cars aud coach humping yer
the ties for 60 Yards aud stopping on the
edge Of a 30 foot cmbaukmeHt. Engineer
Harry Payne was caught between the en-
CINE and tender but vas not seriously
hurt aud the passengers got only q shak-
ing up. The accident was caused by ice
on th crossing, which derailed the engine
anc cars.
The Norwich Bullfrog Mining co. with
Offices in New York, has been incorporated
under the laws Of Arizona, with a capital
stock Of 8 10000 The company L oill-
cered by Norwich University men located
mostl in y v York city. The company
has secured two lode mining claims stu
ated very nearly ia the center OF the Bull
frog mining district IN Nye county,
Nevada. which has recently come into
public notice because Of the gtea. gold
fields there.
Joseph A. johnson Of Canaan was ar
raiRned in United States court al Burling-
ton last Thursday and furnished bail IN
the sum OF q 900 IN a case Of smuggling.
d Of HNa
nenee in the little town OF Canaan, was m
dicted by the grand jury al the recent
term of the federal courts ia Burlington.
The indictment alleges that he smuggled
1000 pounds Of wool into the United
states from Canada. The wool was seized
at White River Junction.
sly Hammond OF St. Adams, as admin
istrator OF the estate Of bis son, Charles N.
Hammond, has brought suit against the
st. Johnsbury a Lake Champlain haii-
road 60. for $4,000. for damage resulting
from the death OF Charles NJ. Hammond
while driving across the railaoad track al
Fast Fairfield January /, 1906. L. y. Dick
inson, of Fairfield, has brought SUIT
against the same company for the same
sum for damage resulting from the death
OF his wife at the same time and place,
Thomas W. Eagan OF Montpelier, who
formerly conducted the capital Hfanlte
company. and who later embarked IN the
NUMBERING business, has filed petition IN
bankruptcy. He places his liablllties &C
az, $50 SO. OF this amount -, 83z.5 - se-
cured. eli, l14.S3 unsecured and 10 due no
wages. MIR. Eagan presents assets OF -
7a5 4. OF which be claims II OBS is exempt.
Ills numbering interests are IN the vicinity
OF Noretown and Fayston. The failure IS
one Of the largest in Washington county
ia recent years
man named Charles Fitzgerald ana
horse belonging TO d. p. Neyland Co.,
iiverymen, at Bellows Falls, disappeared
March 9Th. Fitzgerald has been employed
byC. W. Ross OF East Alstead, \. II.
Last week Tuesday he cent Fitzgerald 70
Bellows Falls 10 do an errand ana fltzgeI,
aid went 10 the stable OF ID. Z. Neyland q
a.. and swapped Ross horse, receiving slo
10 boot. He then exchanged horses,
hitched the local horse into his slelgh'
and. taking the money, started toward the
north and has not been seen since.
:. s. Evans OF Fairfax was killed Mar.
7th while cutting timh A tree took an
unexpected turn in falling and crushed
I Fvans beneath its weight. He was en-
I yaged in saving " lille Alfred Bellows Wa'
I chopping down a nearby tree. beiloWs
( told him to get out Of the way, but Evans
repIied that he was all right and stayed
7 "A
/ of falling as Evans thought Il would, lei
directly towards him and before be eoulc
escane he was struck down and his heao
and arm crushed. He never regalneu con
I sciousness and died shortly thereafter
Division order No. /, issued from tbs
4 HEADQUARTERS Vermont Division, sons o
Z Veterans. u. 5. A., announces that Duil'
I her OF new camps have been mustered
[ Col. John b. Mead Camp NO 81 Wa
mustered at Randolph, Dec. q, Win 8
T charter members; Camp No. a. al CfaIts'
bury, Jan. 18th, with 70 chartsr 80,
4 Canlp No. 50, was mustered at Luhen
T bnrgh. Jan. 3Oth, being the only camp II
\ Fssex county; Lieutenant James l.. farn
Z ha,,, C'amp. 10. IS. was mustered at run
I hridge IAN. 3lst. The 2ith encampmen
Y ~ me- division will be held June 70 ana
at Lyndonviile.
4 The merchants and clerks of Barre nav
/ reached an agreement to be IN force 10
three wears from April LIST, relative 10 IN
I evenings and holidays on when tue store
shall be closed. The stores are 70
closed every night in the week with IN
Z ovcontion 81 Monday and saturday am
the six evenings prior to Christmas; IN
7 stsres vrili be closed all day New ear
dav Memorial day, Fourth OF July, LaDo
Jay Thanksgiving day; Christmas the
are IN he closed after y o'clock. Accord
] IN, IN the agreement, the clerks viii &c
IN Wednesday afternoons after eloci
during the months Of July and August
rntvo weeks the second annual Wash
;,[-ton trim will be made by the gradual
mo class 81 the Bellows Falls hlgh school
RTt The trip this year will have many sd
vantages and changes from that OF las
var. Eleven high schools VIII De repre-
sented by their senior classes, ana "a
whole number will travel BY one specla
rain. which will consist OF seven cars an
a baggage car. These schools are lena 1g
non N. IL, windsor, Claremont, y ~
Springfield. Bellows Falls, Ludlow, Ches
tsr. Rutland. Bristol, New Haven ana =
sey Junction. Several other schools, ~
Guiding Woodstock, thought OIL taxing u
rim but finally decided against ~
The Italians Of Barre deny the stor
published in Boston that a prom lhei
, Boston Italian, visiting Barre, ATTENDED
meeting Of Italians there and learned tht
they Nere 10 attempt TO blow up the hos
, 80 Tunnel docks. Another despatc
from Boston declared that the plot was
bloN mn other properties in Boston oeslo
line docks to enable the Italians 70 get ~
,'lovnent. The Boston Italian stated I'M
bis' Barre compatriots had great quahli
~ dynamite stored for the purpos
= chief Brown OF the Barre police uepai
I r,sut declares be does not believe there
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