Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-07
State of Vermont.
I. News condenseo and Rewritte n
for Our Readers.

r.,t r. p. Colvocoresses, a native Of
a stste. has been assigned to the COM
~ Of the cruiser Newark.
usary Hurlburt, a lineman who former
+ Nod n Barre, was electroeuteo 81 Leb-
.r0n. n. H., recently, wheh ne accident
nv touched live wire.
Nav IS. as NJ. l.. Wilkins of Morrisyille
igfling a lodged tree, he was struck on
~ head and crushed TO the ground.
5 1.sfb vas instantaneous.
rss sBndrv civil appropriation bill, re-
liz reported to the House, contains an
- n 10000 for completing the new
5ft buildings at Burlington.
ION B. Coates, aged 80. OF Providence,
Il d, sap Of Mrs. +. B. Coates Of Brattle-
I, - Committed suicide recently at Fos-
y. - 1ear Providence, r. J., by cutting his
4 throat with razor.
B gsorve NJ. Witt. formerly OF the firm Of
& ,,,.st Il Eevs OF Springfield, VT, fell from
E ~ bicycle while riding May 81, striking
~ M head and breaking his neck. He
s ~ killed instantly.
Charles Nj. Hempel OF Rockville, Conn.,,
.,11mitted suicide by shooting May 80,
4 81 The home Of his on-ln-law' A. Is. fratt,
y fTndonville. Mr.. Hempel was 81 years
litand was born in Germany.
psubeu Johnson, an employee at Bodine
q g. avis brick yard in Putney, had his
hi foot mangled Friday between rollers
~ CLAW grinding machine, making am
4 11-aiion OF the foot necessary.
Uiuam Garvey, aged 81, formerly Of
q ,-r-th8eld had both legs amputated below
~ knees in hospital al Springfield,
~ foltowing am accident In which the
INNS we're badly crushed by train al
Aurora.
w T.. Mullins has resigned as superin-
t-rteut 0f transportation OF the Central
n Vermont Railway 10 become general man
4 aysr of the Costa Rica railways. with
b5sdquarlers at san Jose, Costa Riea, Cen
gal America.
At Fridays session OF the Lake Mohonk
.5rfereuee on international arbitration,
M Hon. Frank Plumley OF Northtield
sB5ke OF recent arbitration. He took
s.5e with those who argued for a de-
crease Of ornaments.
Archie Gray, 80, OF Charleston, was fatal
ly injured While at work Tor Edward lily
Nav b. He was moving some pressed nay
ma Ia driving from the barn he was
crushed between the load and the beams,
diving almost instantly.
Albert Wright, aged 50 years, car
rg1ter living IN Athol, Mass, COM
mtted suicide in Ninchendon, Mass,
Tuesday night, May To- ~ taklhB
tablespoonful OF arsenic. Wright former
IN lived IN South Londonderry, VI.
Henry and Arthur LaFrance, and Harry
aud stanley Champagne, Swanton boys,
rere arrested on the charge OF stoning
Central Vermont cars. They we're held in
me sum OF 200 each for appearance at the
ngyt term Of Franklin county court.
The body OF Miss Florence Clifford,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Clifford
gfSt. Adams town, was found in Fairfield
POND MAY 81. Miss Clifford was % years
0ld ana had been teacher IN the town
schools. She was mentally unbalanced.
Hon. Horace ". Bailey Of Rutland,
United states marshal OF Vermont, was
speaker 1t the eleventh annual reunion
81 The Bailey Bayley family held IN Boston
June 2. Both the Bailey and Bayley
branches Of this family have many mem-
beFs in Vermont
Rollo Rowe ana Charles Rickerts Of
Sherburne, arrested on the shores OF North
pond. in Chittenden on the charge OF haY-
ing dynamite IN their possession, PLEADED
not guilty Ia Rutland city court May 81
and were released under bail OF sl50 each
for hearing June 2
Frank A. Aldrich, who recently shot his
wife at South Bend, Tod, where, with her
two children, she WAS residing, was for a
time landlord Of the Townsend Inn at
/ I0wnsend,and hiswite left him while ne
as conducting that hotel. AldEich fol-
lowed his wife 20 South Bend.
Nermont's contribution in money to the
relief OF the san Francisco earthquake
sufferers made through G. l.. Alexander OF
Burlington, treasurer OF the state branch
OF the American National Red cross, was
1906. Besides this, large amount OF
clothing and supplies Of all kinds were
sent.
Karl Forseil, for the past three years
solo cornetist in the Wilder, nov Whit
tier, orchestra and Military band, Mont
pelieT, has gone to Boston. Mr.. forseh
viii be with a Boston orchestra at sara
toga this season and expects 10 teach anu
play in theatre orchestra in Boston next
winter
The office OF the Montpelier Barre Trac-
ton Co. in the Pioneer building was
robbed the night of May 30 and the
thieves escaped. The amount secured was
between 500 and $500. The safe was not
dynamited, either il was left unlocked, or
vas opened by someone having the COM
bination.
Alice .. Atherton. who died suddenly al
Colbyville May 10, did not die from poison
but probably from heart disease. Inc
stomach OF the girl was sent TO the state
laboratory of hygiene for examination as
NHs sample of the medicine WhlSh say
had been taking. No traces OF poison
we're found.
Chauncey Drown OF Barton, who claims
to have lost his eyesight and to have been
completely disabled by reason OF the care
Tess construction of wires at Montpelier
has brought suit against the New Englah9
Telephone and Telegraph company anu
the Consolidated Lighting company tor
damages OF $4,000.
+. p. Davis, a job contractor OF New
port, lost team of horses May 81 worth
500. The team was drawing coal ashes
and the driver went too near the edge q
Lake Memphremagog, the bank giving
way, the horses going down where the
water was thirty feet deep, ana never COM
ing TO the surface.
Andrew Wark, a resident OF webster
vllle in the town of Barre, was nearly ue
capitated by a train on the Boston q
Maine railroad at Wells River May ~,
The body was found by workmen ana was
Identified by means OF cards and letters
found in the pockets. Wark was - years
Old and unmarried.
William Smell was arrested at Woodbury.