Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-27
State of Vermont,
. News condsnses and RewrI,,s,
FOR Our Reader.

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FOR Our Readers.
Charles Boivin, a barber Of Nor,r.,,.
san nu VI oeirium tremens 10 Montneiia
20 ANDREW Nylie Of South Ryegsta a.,
horses kicks. else's Of
TIMOTHY Dugan, aged 40 o. verg.r,..
~ - nS " LOT attempted rape on eight vssr.
old Bessie Forksy. year
Inc Rev. Harry 4. Garfield -o,,..,.
Ieit woodstock for the West to "a -. =
pastorate IN Owatoma, MINI.
Charl McDermlt OF Norris-iilo ,-t.
was injured by PLAYING baIi Wsd5, %
/ jury. s'70'7 oi the h-
Dan K. Barney Of sprfpgssI4 h,. 49,.
appointed third lieutenant h Ne pl 81
year. u -''lOJ
!, The Rev. Hugo P. seIinger Phi. D.. Of
the pastorate Of the Baptist cburcb ~ ~
Nergennes. u'1u III
Middlebury college opened Sept. 20 with
-. AIssst freshman class IN the history
Of the institution. OF the 81 mafTicgi i'It5
~ are women. B.
The Rey. William II. Spence Of Cam
oIluke' Mass, viii begin his duties a.
Rutland Oct. r. '" AZ
The active candidates for appointment
a. postmaster at Bellows Falls t0
sueVsea the late barney Cannon, j.,
Thayer. w.
Arthur stratton Of East Montpelier. s7p
OF George o. strRttOn OF Montpelier bsJ
his hand % badly mutilated FTidav IN q
threshing machine that ID was NECESSARY
TO amputate it al the wrist.
There is a great scarcity Of water NJ
Ehosburg rails. Many people have 10
haul water from the brooks Tor washing
aud such purposes. The wells and springs
are In a very low condition.
While William Carlo, a school boy NJ
Montpelier, was chasing a football Sent.
20, he was run into by a bov who Mas
coasting on bicycle. One Of Carbo's les
was broken just above the ankle.
Mrs. Celia Hough, wife OF the Rev. Al.
Hough. pastor Of he Methodist church Al
Groton, died Sep. IS aged about 81 wears.
The deceased bad been a sufferer from
yslyular heart trouble for many months. (
The Rev. Mr. OckfJrd viii come from
the Episcopal diocese o. Connecticut 10
that Of Vermont shout the middle /
OF November aud viii assume the duties +
Of rector Of 81 Mays church at North /
Held
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. XIII
Hudson Of East Charleston was very near I
death sept. q, through accidentally drink /
ing poison used 10 kili flies. A physician
was called aud the child revived hy timely /
treatment.
Lillian G. Dryer Of Rutland has
brought suit agaisst Maj It. Edward /
Dryer, commander % the second bat
.alion, Vermont National Guard, for
divorce on the grounds % refusal % sup
bort aud intOlerable severity.
The Essex Realty Co.. Of which Porter
4. Dale Of Island Pond Is president. has
purchased the Vermont lands % T. p.
Burgess. These lands have an sEga Of
bout f2.O00 Hcres and are in Brighton,
Avcrill, Lewis and Aery's Gore. K
Joseph Dirsento, aged % years, is at
he hospital az North Adams, Mass, with
foot crushed 20 a palu from which the
urgeons have already taken a number
4 bones. He was injured On the new
Bennington electric railroad above Pow /
ial.
The mills consisting of board saw
rossing mill aud shiugle mill With al
heir contents belonging 20 T. e. Gala
Ter and situa Cd In Albany, were entirely
estroyed by fire Sept. Is. Between q
),0o) and 5000 shingles were also
urned.
An accident al the quarry Of James 4
'irie az Montpelier sept rs resulted ln =
be loss Of four toes by Ned Autbr0wH, 3
ne Of the men employed on the quarry, !
heavy block OF granite fell GA the mans i
cot, crushing Il badly HI
The Rutland board OF aldermen has {
ranted the Home Telephone Co. OF
.thany. y. ~. a franchise TO lOCale ana {
perate a plant in Rutland. u is the con
ern's first franchise la Vermont but 81 Il
roposes 10 try other cities az once. lt q
iii erect its Office building in Rutland. a
Malcom {. williams, known also as @
gorge Lennon, was arrested IN Boston 4
ept. ~. charged with being a fugitive r.
ON Justice In Vermont The police have
cen notified that Williams rs wanted iu a
rleans county on the charge OF grand v
.rceny. committed while posing SIS q I
,cret service agent p
The old town hall in Hinesburg was g
urned Sept. 49, IL has been occupied !.
a harness shop for a year by George F.
udson. who lost all his stock and tools
he building belonged TO George Gilman @
I'd was insured. Hudson's stock ana {,
lols we're partially insured. The toial j.
IS was about $500. al
A verdict awarding the plaintiff t5,o5J n
,r,aees in the negligence case brought 10y y
ines McTierney, administrator OF Dennis y
ahoney. vs. the Rutland Railroad was y
turned Friday Mahoney was one OF the y
.gipeers killed when the north h0uhl u
Ter struck south bound special al 81
lelburne, Jan. 3, 1903. a.
About TWENTY-FIVE survivors Of the 10Th h
ri, VT. Vols, met in Brattleboro f Ill
h. Hugh Henry OF Chester was eeSied %
ssi6enf and a committee was elected to at
m the Gettysburg battlefield with q -
~ 10 determining the advisability OF 1
owing the regimeutsl monument 10
ore conspicuous location.
George Niles Of Springfield, who was
restsS Aug. 26. charged with shooting ,
ami and Andrew Blanchard, brothers,