Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-01
State of Vermont.
News Condensed and Rewritten
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vs. p... Al, Calhoun Of Rhode Island
~ .ier..d the can to the Baptist church
- Mitchell 81 East Fairfield has
- sngsring, having tapped over o1l
~, - ID Norton OF Newport has been
geIaut on a knife holder Tor
Tsuesr athes,
~. holders Of the Chase mills IN
70 Mass, have voted to purchase
"a ~ huntington cotton mills at sl4O,Oo'
" -s.tsaies a. Enosburg Center will
-fiuHed March IS, when rural
5s-igsrv service will be inaugarated.
- of about 10 cows, owned by FL
T.H ~ Wiliiston, was tested Tor
l.-+Tf5-is last week and i've OF the cows
80 found 20 be infected.
~ Frank McWorter company OF Barre,
.s1ital stock OF $4,000, has filed
800. III Incorporation IN the Office OF
sst.'.i..sr-stsry Of state at Montpelier. This
s-- Is formed for dong a general
mercantile business.
r6s Woodbury. Granite Co. Of Hard
-. announces that Il has been awarded
~ contract 90 furnish the granite Tor the
gss g55k county court house ~ the city
~ chicago Ne N0AtAoNt tAfNAfN0 ~ -
nsnatuf1 ot 10000
lambert Iamberton Of Morrisyilie has
faes named by Representative y. j. fos-
teras mid hipman a. the oniiso states
vsrai academy al Annapolis. Mr.. Ian
tsrfa1 3 the son Of ID. n. LamDerton OF
~ Worthwhile Messenger.
magnificent organ 30 feet wide, %
~ MOI and y feet deep has been pre-
sarted b ths Baptist church OF Brattle-
b9r5 d. Col j. Gray Estey and Capt. j..
Harry EGgy in memory OF their father,
tb5 atl Gen. Julius j.. Estey.
BsHam Kingman, proprietor OF the
ia Gross pharmacy IN 81. Albans, was
.s1feuead Feb Is 70 serve not less than
m months nor more than twelve months
a. bsrd labor Ia the house Of correction at
Rutland Cor keeping and selling liquor.
IA Is expected that property ON the
northwest corner OF Church and King
streets. Burlington, will be the site Of
salvation Army citadel there. The organ
1stian has refusal OF the property and
hope % erect ;t5 900 building on the
site
John P.nkerton, yard brakeman, Was
crushed between two coal cars AZ Bellows
Falls Feb. Cd and seriously injured. Ia
making coupling he was rolled against
car standing on another track, receiving
internal injuries and suffering several
broken ribs.
Jane. McNuity, who resides in the
Jones brook neighborhood in Moretown,
drove into M0nlpe Ter, Feb. y, bleeding
from gash In his neck about two inches
long DE steadily refused to tell how be
vss injured aud il i suspected that some
one used q knite in a neighborhood
Q1srfJL
Secretary Terrill OF the state cattle COM
nilsson recently tested a herd OF 81 cattle
belonging % p. q. Hubbard in Whining
too. Sixteen out Of the number were DIS
eased and were condemned to be killed.
A were cows taking every one from his
herd, the balance being young cattle aud
healthy
Ruby Deleyo, an Italian girl about 20
years old, aud vi no lives at Fowler, near
PIttsfUrd. attempted TO com init suicide
feb. ~ By shooting and was seriously
wounded, bot will probably recover. The
ballet lodged near the ear. The girls ac-
ton, i j. beloved, may have resulted from
espondeucy over her attempts to gain
likelihood
Percy cray smith, formerly OF Wells
RIVER, an1 q graduate Of Norwich uniyer-
siy, N1rJhheld. attempted suicide in
Worcester Mass, Feb. p, by driving
gwen him as a souvenir OF some tbeatri-
Gals IN which be took part. He is 36 years
Ga, an expert civil engineer and a member
oi tle urn 81 smith 4 Moore, which he
formed
Mr.. G. q. Jones Of Bradford, while in
Aonlpelle5 last week, was struck in the
taeA OF lhe neck by a large cake OF ice
Ahieh illI from a building which she was
passing, She was rendered unconscious
iof time. The ice that struck Mrs. Jones
weighed fourteen pounds and fell thirty
tet from the roof. 1t was considered a
'nlfaele that she was not killed outright
lhe town Of Fair Haven is to have a new
Paolc library in the very heart OF the res
genital section. Toward the erection
andrew Carnegie has subscribed 5000 and
s9ne sloh Is being subscribed by citizens.
ne building will be constructed OF brick
WITH marble trimmings, and operations
NA begin ss soon as the frost leaves the
oak.
the student body OF Goddard seminary
vas notified Feb. 20 that hereafter no
currents using tobacco in any form will
y showed 20 represent Goddard on any
a5.llsile team OF to hold office in the ath-
Nt'g association. This announcement was
aals 10 The students following vote OF
.le uoard OF faculty. The faculty believe
VA me result will be beneficial to the
'elooi DO many ways.
q, n, IL Button and Seneca Il. Smith of
N..aifsna9u, who recently discovered extern
w deposits OF marble on their farms in
~ -a. Town. have become convinced that
' ,ts stone g not lime. As a matter of fact,
-, 49, tNo Clarendon men have product
suAj ls about the finest produced in Amer
-. - lot structural material and in some
pstls surpasses Italian marble. IL is
- durable, possesses richness OF color
'Ul t-e polish shows fine grain.
Mason $ Stone OF Montpelier. state
~ 15'Alendent OF education, who was
s,lll 20 Lyndon Center Feb. 20 by the
si. a.l Oh Vrson n. Stone, his father, started
F ~ Lha funeral Feb. o for Louisville,
Vt 20 attend the annual meeting OF the
~ '5L.lAai superintendents' association, to
p.t ngla ln that city the last two days OF
80. +, .z3 and the first two days of March.
~. T.. j. Br0wnscombe of the Mont
F,.,'I schools accompanied him.
.,f 40. To- a@g. DR.. J. Edward Wright, pastor
w.. .ug d, ! nitarian church, Montpelier, and
~. "flsht expect to pass the months OF
-, tnd April in the far West and on
y seine coast. Mr.. Wright will devote
ny, ~. l}n OF the time while he is away,
IN - le direction Of the parent board,
sr.g ..ls missionary work among weak
~ -. ssllng Unitarian churches in Salt