Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-07-26
State of Vermont.
Its News condensea and Rewritten
for Our Readers.

| o.. oatns anu All the buildings on the
6Dlshop place IN Bolton, owned by c. s.
Brush, were burned July Is.
The Peoples National bank, Brattleboro
sbd the National bank Of Barre have each
declared semi-annual dividend go OF.
The postofiiee at North Danville will be
discontinued July 81. The patrons Will be
supplied BY rural free livery IRON St.
bloomsbury.
Joseph Lavely has been paid $50 by the
town OF Lyndon to take the infant re-
eently found on the doorsteps at +. T..
Cobleigh's in that town.
/ The annual session Of the Uniyersalist
state convention OF Vermont and province
OF quebec VIII be held at st. Johnsbury
the last week in August.
Jerry Donahue's pool room at North
! field was raided Friday evening and beer
found. Donahue and his son were ar
rested and held for trial.
! The barn of Oscar Preston in Mortified
was struck BY lightning Saturday and
burned with 25 tons OF hay. The loss
was 900 and the insurance 300.
Fire which started in a barn on the farm
Of {. II. Brush in Bolton Wednes-
day night, July is, destroyed barns, out
buildings, farming tools and several tons
OF hay.
Zephyr Trombley was convicted in
Addison county court Saturday Of steal
ing pair Of 200 horses and a so harness
from +. A. Brown. Sentence has not yet
been imposed.
Norwich university, Northheld, is in
cluded in the list Of six military educa-
tional institutions selected by the chief OF
stan as those whose students give evidence
OF the pest military training
Toney b. PoluskI, aged "a years, an I'M
married Polander and an employee OF the
American wooden mill at WinOOski, was
caught IN the machinery July 20 and
killed. One arm Was torn Of
The passeng station at Derby Line was
broken into July IS and five miieages were
taken. The burglars overlooked a bag
containing $50 10 silver, beside some bank
notes. There is no clue to the robbers.
Caesar Minno, employed in a stoneshed
at Northheld, suffered an injury to one
eye recently so serious that it was
necessary 20 have the eye removed. 1t
was injured by flying piCce OF steel.
BY the will OF Fanny f. Shaw, the Home
for Destitute Children in Burlington re-
ceiyes a legacy OF $1,000, and the city OF
Burlington a Request OF 600, which Is to
be used by the cemetery commissioners.
Felix Troyslind, an Italian employed
as a laborer at the mill OF the Columbian
Marble company in Rutland, was fatally
struck By falling slab OF marble July
20, his skull being fractured and his nose
broken.
The body OF John Montgomery, an
elderly man OF Hardwick, was found July
rs hanging to cherry tree in his sugar
place. He was probably insane, as ne
was treated IN an insane asylum few
years ago.
CLYDE Mari, son OF William Mari OF
Montgomery Center, boy about 10 years
old, was severely injured July Is while
working In the factory, his right leg
being cut so badly that amputation may
be necessary.
William Baldwin OF Proctor, railroad
freight brakeman, fell between the cars az
Milton, July IS, and one leg was cut OFF
near the hip. He died after the amputa-
ton OF the limb at the St. Albans hospital
that evening.
Jerry Brown OF Rutland, while temper
arily insane because OF excessive drinking,
tried suicide by inhaling ehloroform
with which he had satu a sponge,
" hich he tied to his nostrils. II was re-
moved in time to save him.
The home aud all the farm and outbuild-
ings on the Ira Smith farm IN East
Nonkton were burned Saturday. The
Are was caused by lightning striking one
OF the barns. The household goods were
All saved. Reported insurance s2lOO.
Lewis saunders OF Fairfax was arraigned
InIy n on the charge OF rape and adultery,
rane being committed on the thirteen
vear-old daughter OF Frank King.
Saunders was placed under $500 bonds.
~ one would give bail and he was taken
TO jail.
The two year old son OF Mr.. and Mrs
1. n Good Sin OF Newark met with a serl-
Gus accident Sunday night, July 10. one
arm being caught in the wheel OF tne
cream separator and mangled so badly
that amputation near the shoulder was
necessary.
John Seth, former organizer for the
Modern Woodmen OF America, frluAy
paid a fine OF go for sending through
ihe mails postal cards which contalheu
matter defamatory to the character OF a.
o. Palmer, state organizer Tor the MoueRn
Woodmen.
Three cows belonging to Il. K. MeIrili,
farmer living in the east part OF Shelou li.l'
died recentlv from paris green poisoning
a large quantity OF the poison was scat
tered about the field where the COWS are
Known to have been. No arrests nave
-
been made.
Jealous because OF some act OF her boy
LIVER blanche, the eighteen ear-ol9
dsnghter OF Mr. and Mrs. William Cox OF
PntIand. attempted suicide by arinklng
noison the 18th. member OF the iaung
gssbbed the bottle from her mouth pelore
harm was done.
Letters patent have been taken OUT py
tbs following Nermonters: Henry =.
Sout hworth. Colchester, assignor 70 Lne
Porter screen Manufacturing company
i,,,,1,ngf6n. curtain stretcher; John a.
Gilman. West Fairlee, treating copPe.
and nickel plate.
rrho dry kiln OF the Chandler Manuiac,
,,,rino a.. Of Barton Landing was burheu
Inly "a. About = 600 worth oil lumDsr
s..aa Tor Inc manufacture Of piano souhu
~, boards was in the kiln. The total loss
= estimated at $4,000 and Is partially CIV
cred by insurance.
horse attached to hay rake ran aM ,.l |
=. Esst Rurke July Is and eollided VIII
: -risge from which Mrs. Milo Jenklnss
80 tbrown. Her skull was crusneu anu
sc suffered internal injuries. she t.
e..S,ed consciousness next day OUT he
+scovery IS not expected.
Antoiue Green Of Lowell Is visiting =
.be nome OF his son, Thomas oreen' -