Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-22
State of Vermont.
e News coadensed and Rewritten
cor Our Readers.

81 tde new upaiu -
HYDE Park
Rs6fist church at West Rutland, has
nd. bis resignation to take effect
Narth q.
stvgles, who resided IN the town
,aaa-ta-viiie. committed suicide March s
-.t#ug carbolic acid. He had been IN
gF health Ter some time.
,.f-,r IA. Clement. candidate for the
-ef5rsn nomination 10 the Office OF gov
-.rI Vermont, has returned from an
-feHsed trip in the West.
--.- Rev. {. ID. Hazelton, pastor of the
p--f.ef church IN Nergennes, has received
-r-rimous call 70 the paslorate OF tire
ag~..-r church at Milo, Me.
rsa Rev. Edwin Blake has signified
--frution OF severing has pastorate
ftE. Free Baptist church at West Derby
tEa Close Of the year, March 81.
,g 81 Patch of Akron, y. y, will begin
r,r5 ~ construction in Rutland OF a
80 Tor the manufacture Of cement
l-5siag blocks. lie will employ fifty
bands
Charles A. Champion, swantOn farm
grbs lied a petition in bankruptcy
T-.s-r Claims liabilities OF -23,652l7 and
s.ssss.a 81 II go, OF which $500 are claimed
exempt
Tbs Rev Eugene Haines OF Coopers-
t,,yr. s.. Y., has accepted the call extend
5sfaf Jm Hy the Baptist church OF hut-
Ind end be win assume charge OF that
afgrdb Stay 1
rbs Rf Rev. Bishop John 5. Michaud,
rfsbg1 af the Catholic diocese Of Burling-
M la zone to South Carolina, where
IL svnsa.s 10 remain some time IN hopes
III improve bis health.
Understood that the Congl church
Al HgrIIa sill extend call 10 the Key.
bona Fasier Of Brooklyn, n. y, who
54s haer iu Berlin for several weeks, and
f5st beWill remain there.
Al LanFfelt OF Barre was injured
March al Ills quarry on Cobble hill. A
mn bad iust been SET on, and while run
ringauay from the scene a stone struck
Esl5it leg, breaking Il below the knee.
The Cong church at Bellows Falls has
extended q call 10 the Rev. Arthur Z. Pratt
rfC8rlsa4. Mass, 10 succeed Rev. Jay Il.
-toak.ug. who left for new pastorate
ast september. Il is thought that be will
sceep, Ihg call
George Il. Chaffee OF Rutland has de-
rdad not 60 bui a theatre on the site Of
tis nraHlrty destroyed In the recent con-
aaEfllaB BOO that city, but will erect two
large buildings, both TO be used for stores
and Offices.
Patrick Mcgabe. accused Of wrecking
Central Vermont train at Bolton, and held [.
a. Montreal TO await extradition proceed 4
ings has agreed to come back to the 1
United states and stand trial without iur- I
tarF process.
The agricultural department has award /
eItha contract 10 construct the barn for 4
the experiment. station n Burlington 10 .
WHI8W Gayea for =, 3i5. This barn will f
b. used I8r the experiment OF breeding F..
Morgan horses.
rhe buildings owned and occupied by +
Luther -paulding Of Taftsyille were de-
s.r1yed IS fire NIrch "a. A portion OF
the furniture was saved. rhe buildings
Esrl total loss. Il is not known how
The fire originated.
James McNally Of swanton has been
notified OF the death OF Henry McNally,
son OF Mr. aud Mrs. John McNally OF
that place, be having been killed by an
overhead bridge on the Boston 4 Maine
railroad IN Boston, where he had been
employed Tor number OF years.
Miss Ethel, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kicker OF CirOton, left the home OF
hd Wruts secretly at night last week
da1pet with Erwin Moulton, a clerk in
Gf0ton meat market, with whom she
bad been forbidden TO keep company.
Officers raided the rooms Of William J.
Brennan In St. Johnsbury, Mar. 10, and
found therein a small quantity OF intoxi-
eating Liquor. Brennan pleaded guilty to
keeping and selling intoxicating liquor
ana paid tine Of 800 and costs OF nearly
Is
The Union Soapstone company Of Ches-
Itf has leased the perham farm IN Athens
ana VIII soon begin quarrying the rich
s23psi9nc deposits there. The mineral
Sll De taken to the company's plant at
1hesifr, where il Will be made into tubs,
sinks etc.
Mrs Julia Dorey OF Burlington .
Nasloohlng clothes in boiler on the stove ,
yum washing stick, Mar. 10, when the ,
00uef was overturned. Mr. Dorey went ,
" her assistance and found that she was I
oilly burned from the wrist to the shoulder /
o. her right arm
George f.. Crowell. president OF the com t
lanles which own the present Brattleboro '
ea.yI apPiy, has rejected the offer made
~ tht village 70 pay him s250,000 for the 9
Estth, and It is likely the village will at I
olee 20 ahead and put in a separate and :
N'ufe'tus system on municipal basis. t
augustus ST. Gaudens invited the per- d
JVHhs Oh IRISH blood in the vicinity OF Q
.uuslf TO his studio at Cornish, n. H., a
Luz, ,'l5' H. 10 view the nearly completed clay
n'-tll TOT MS statue of Charles Stewart ;
S amer. This is the statue that is to be !
T65 esi.ld IN Mr.. st. Gaudens's birthplace,
s.d me state board OF health, through its y
55SDselaTy, DR.. II. d. Holton, has con- I
G1iI9'ea the high and graded school i
g ggll ll at Enosburg Falls as unfit for p
tion,s "a account OF Inadequate acoommoda-
t.s na' heating, ventilating, light and sani. {
~ facilities. The board recommends "
"a. erection OF new building. a
ID. W - John E. Harris died at the home OF :,
81 u -.ls liter in Cabot Mar. II, of cancer Il
So. wa 90 years old and had been in for
M. 'I Ivy Years and since last fall had made >
csr,, nome with her daughter. The end v
sSsjsts,e,.s gddenly that Mr.. Harris, who is u
Sens,I uoorkeeper of the United States =
,a'e' was unable to reach Cabot. el
kilis5 ~. Nourse OF Woodbury. was :,
Nnlle al work at the Wood Injury =