Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-24
State of Vermont.
rs News Condensed and Rewritten
for Our Readers.

,as' association VIII hold It's annual con-
yeutlon in Barre, May 80.
Rev. +. 5. Smith has resigned the pas
torate OF the Baptist church in Bernards-
ron. Mass, to accept call to West Paw
let.
The vestry OF st. Mary's Episcopal
oburrh al Mortified has extended a call
~ ne Rev. Richard c. Soaring OF Scotts-
rile, y. \.
Ms Fred MCGOWAN OF Burlington had
hsr dress ignite from a bonfire the 18th
and vas so horribly burned that she died
mat evening.
Lester Moon of Pownal has been fined
sQ1Oq for taking short trout, for wichh
sFspce fines to the amount OF 300 were
imposed last week.
Grace Metcalf, 14-year- old daughter OF
Orson Metcalf OF Underhill, took chloro-
form Friday to have a tooth extracted and
never recovered from the influence Of the
anaest hetic'
Nv the win of the late Octave Denonyille
~ Ivndonville, the Catholic church at
that place receives a bequest Of = 900. The
church is a poor one and the legacy is par
ticularly timely.
morse barn and COW barn owned by II .
r Powell OF NJ ilton were burned early
Sunday morning. Several ANIMALS per
jshed. II is Thought the fire was set by
drunken persons.
MAY 10, Rector Joseph Reynolds turned
the first sod of the new 5000 parish house
n be built for Trinity Episcopal church at
Bntland. II will contain an assembly hall
that viii seat $50 persons.
Dr.J. j. TrudeIl, aged a., a prominent
French physician and druggist OF Rutland
and a wealthy citizen, died at his home
Friday, after a lingering illness FOR seven
months with cot sumption.
Congressman Kittredge Haskins has
recommended the appointment Of Joseph
q. Brown as postmaster at Montpelier, and
II Is expected that the nomination will be
sent to the senate within few days.
FIJI. Cowan q Co. OF Boston, contrac-
tors. have begun putting in sewers IN the
principal streets OF Woodstock, the work
10 cost about $4,000. The village has APP
proprlated $4,000 for completing its sewer
system.
John G. Currier, who completes his
studies at the General Theological SEMI
nary in New York, will be ordained to
the Episcopal ministry in 81. Paul's
church, Burlington, Trinity Sunday,
June TO-
George c. Cary Of st. Johnsbury be-
Iieves he has the largest yearling steers in
the world aud recently refused 1855 for
them. The girth Of each animal is seven
feet two inches and together they weigh
nearly $500 pounds.
A through freight on the Rutland rail-
road vas derailed at Belden's saturday.
Seventeen cars were thrown OF the track
aud ten Of these smashed into kindling
wood. The accident was caused by a
broken wheel. No one was hurt.
Harry c. Moore, aged IL years, was
fined $50 and costs in Rutland city court
far nd IUnr FIFyriFg
had been stolen within few days and
{ he police got a clue when Moore at
tempted 10 have one repaired. The police
found all four at his house.
Henry g. Fleming, president OF the
Union railroad OF Memphis. Tenn, Was
brought 10 Bellows Falls The 18th in his pri-
waite car. Mr.. Fleming Is suffering from a
stroke OF paralysis aud was brought TO his
former home in the hopes that the change
would be beneficial His conoition is
serious.
The international Shirt & Collar Co. OF
Rltland has presented Charles McGuirk,
hight Waterman at the company's factory,
with a check for $3.50 as a reward for his
bravery at the time Of the fire at the Rut-
land plant on March /. McGuirk was
seriously burned but has practically re-
covered.
There are many candidates for the
postmastership in Burlington, among the
number being b. ]. Derby, the present in
cumhent, n. g. Gleason, deputy collector
q internal revenue, Joseph Aud, editor
81 The Daily News, j. L. southwiek,
editor Of The Free Press and Dr. ID. {.
Hawley, former mayor.
The Rev. A. ). Buzzell has rendered his
resignation as pastor of the Baptist ehurch
az Putney, to take effect after Memorial
Sunday. Mr.. Buzzell has accepted call
% the church in North sutton, \. H., 10
succeed the Rev. DIR. DIV light Spencer. lie
accepted the call hoping that the change
IN climate would benefit has health.
Lieut.. Fred T. Austin, whose nomina-
ton as captain was sent TO the Senate
May 10 by President Roosevelt, is gradu-
ale OF Norwich University, Northfield, IN
the class OF S. and will be well remem-
oeFed as a drum major in the Vermont
National Guard about ten years ago, ms
aexterity in handling the baton being
feature.
North Clarendon suffered disastrous fire
early Sunday morning when the blg nun
plant lumber and several adjacent build
lngs belonging to the B. +. Horton estate
we're destroyed, entailing loss oil szO,gJo,
only partially covered by insurance. Inc
Horton works furnished employment Tor
from Is to 20 men. 1t is doubtful II II Will
Be rebuilt.
Andrew CatoZzi of Rutland was tne
victim of practical joke few days ago,
receiving a letter to the effect that nus son
vas very in and that IL Mr.. Catozzl
wished to see him alive to board the neat
traln. Mr.. Catozzi read the message with
alarm and fastened to Tennessee. lie
found his son in good health, although
The latter had recently suffered a shght
attack Of Indigestion.
The Central Labor Union OF Rutland IS
thinking OF building a mammoth laoor
temple OF marble, granite and brick' as
the headquarters OF the labor organiza-
Tons Of Rutland and the state, assessing
each member one cent a day toward the
building fund. The plan will probably De
adopted as it is understood that t Is re-
sarded in favorable light by the Amerl-
can Federation OF Labor.
complimentary banquet was rendered
Snarles NJ. Hays, general manager OF the
Grand Trunk Railway Co, at the WINDSOR
ID Montreal May Is on the occasion OF ms
nilieth birthday. Every chief OF depart
lnent who was not abroad on duty was
present. A feature OF the dinner was the
Presentation to Mr.. Hays OF a bouquet OF
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