Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-22
State of Vermont.
49,. cOossnsee and Rewritten
5 -, Our Readers.

Mrs. june = vas 81 years old FEB. 10.
mont 49,. .,i5snic OF measles in Nor
80 which j. now 4
rs1o..ss have been reported
81 oA'. - Roy Hoyt and Joseph
r.,r5 81 Montgomery ~ -, -
latltg.si4g deer-running uoss'
y gri.ting min Of II. r. Braa ii'sn 9 3
~ bennington is obliged ~ tush %
q. - = Id ran p hours every "eeA
ps51-g 81 Newport, VINO suffered "a =
E,g,ltl,isted arm short time ago, WIN
1ill' fIIi use Of bis arm ana myers III
iil' rtiuof West Charleston died
est-5 -5r, be effects Of injuries suffered
81 no weeks previous WINE IN Inc
49, .-r,I Of the Vermont Marble Co.,
ihs .Fbe month OF January was
tl.29ss5 M largest amount ever aistfio-
~ 4. ~ company for any one month
rsl,5surs Of Fletcher was arrested
JON rb4rgsd with violating the
'alsl wsrrving again Sitbin three
'.a.. sfrsr h5s wife had obtained divorce
siw IaGrauRe waived examination
~. hound over for county court
LORD. show that the number OF
I yrgsnue certificates issued TO
s.-.5-5lars ID Vermont has been re-
~ rom SIS in 1902. under the prohibi-
~ ~. n 1856 10 1904, under tha local
6a.i5n laW.
r..t,rsfses OF the University Of Yer
b.ra b5ugnt the j. J. Allen property
+F7rb ain b located the Morrih agrl-
o=i,,s5I han. It adjoins the property nov
.s7s5 ana occupied By the university al
Darlington
~. warming FOR the Montpelier city
ssfjsg contains an article 10 see u the
IN F..l bond IN aid OF a railroad from
Vl,.r.iier y Rutland. AT present there
r5.g.rg tangible on which to base
proposition TO bond.
Diyersi. A. Giachino, Wallace
t51sr5aDd Mitchell David Of Barre, ar
.s..s8 81 ne charge OF keeping gambling
maebi1es. pleaded guilty. Each respond
s1t ~ lined so and costs. The machines
we're ordered destroyed.
Two men narrowly escaped death IN
ssripgaaId the night Of Feb Y, when two
5asyiIy aden freight cars on the Spring
6ed Electric railway plunged over NIFTY
i5ot embaukment through the faulty
working OF the air brakes.
The BODY % Theodore Frebotte, an
elderly man. was found on the railway
s1tion platform at South Barton Feb. IL,
vim tbe back broken. lie was passen-
eronatraiu passing that point. II IS
ID, kn0Wn how be met death.
TIE Barre Presbyterian church has voted
% extend call 10 the Rev. William G.
NscIntyfe. Mr. Maclntyre is at present
pastor Of the First Presbyterian church OF
Wass. Ont He is graduate OF the Pres
bytsun College Of Montreal
Berkshire is 10 have a new Congrega-
t0aa church. The committee has on the
subscription paper $500. A building
0l has been purchased, teams are hauling
0.s 10 the different sawmills and some OF
lha lumber Is already on the spot.
The report Of the Montpelier liquor
license commissioners for the past year
shows that the net revenue TO the city
from the six licensed places was s3,5s1.5S,
o. sISS7.i2 less than the previous year.
The total expense to the city OF the license
board ior tht past year was s3l2.42.
Atthe quarterly meeting Of G. j. Bell
Pomona Grange, composed OF Oranges IN
ADDISON county aud the Neshobe Grange
q Brandon, held at Brandon Feb. IL,
pafly 500 members OF the order were
present. Gov. Bell was ia attendance.
nlhe official figures Of the standing OF
he giduates Of the United States Naval
academy, Annapolis Md, during the
Fbos course. Leigh Moves OF st. Johns
hayNands fifteenth. Henry G.. Fuller,
aSoist. Johnsbury, is a member OF the
class
0mpoh Adams. an Italian laborer from
NsR York, was instantly killed at East
8ycgate Feb. "a by falling so feet from
mex wall into a wheel pit onto rocks.
he eas employed BY Callahan Bros, con-
,,lgiors, who are building paper mill IN
East Ryegate.
. son Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sprague
q Bristol died last week from eating pork
laii vas found 10 be full OF triohinae, as
'loRh by The analysis made az the state
Aeofat0ry Mr.. and Mrs. Sprague and
hooiher chilcrsn were made III also by
aang the meat.
Charles n. Goodale OF West Addison Is
sa from the effects OF pricking one
ta-Ao With thistle. The wound, very
.ll one vas suffered about three weeks
W, Blood poisoning set in ia a few DAYS,
A-e psinE healthy farmer, bis constitu-
'll hltls,ood the poison for many days.
William snyder, Of Rutland, car build-
~ = years old and unmarried, was crush
81 ~ death at Proctor Feb. a. He was
ls allg p1t derailed freight car, loaded
@.,u marble, on the tracks when the car
saa'ed and he was caught between the
w ana the dock, death resulting in
EDWARD Holm, the Rutland man who
wy ms own aud his wife's throat a few
" ago Is Ia critical condition at the
I.lse OF correction hospital. Recently he
o.oAe away from The nurses while deliri-
w ana tore a three-iuch wound open
W. one finger. The wound is now badly
70 y, lst Inf, V. n. G., st. Johnsbury,
Treated Brattleboro at st. Johnsbury FRI
1g night in game of basket ball by the
80, 80 oi - TO q. The series OF games be-
,g.eel these two teams for the state cham
.uusnip now stands a tie and the decid-
neutral floor.
i N. M slate headquarters OF the New York
Vt.'g insurance Co. are to be moved from
p-''auu To burlington about April 1. This
gp-a1se ls made because of the fact that
ston Is more centrally located and
N.Y. OF access. The headquarters will be
agency director.
pI Necelt reports Of the death OF Isaac T.
my OF Bennington said be had probably
~ 49, more bears than any other man in
psetLiheont, the number being 10. Merritt
bt1olns OF Hancock had Killed 81 bears
t'oIe the bounty was taken off. since
r, tlln Time he has retired from the BUSH
"1as OF capturing bears