Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-25
State of Vermont.
Nav, conssnsed and Rs~ritts"
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rhe Methodist shu handson,e new
New Years gin OF q nanu'o"s NV
clock - s,5oo in the care
Bufius Isst wear, and had in the
Of ~ .,ise 81 inmates out OF possible 20
ala1y -. Henry Croker. who has been
Ine ~ Baptist church at Chester
pa't9ll , y will leave the parish April l.
I'm Taft Of st. gohnsbnryl pres'a sns
OF ihs sssociation a gift of $500
building .,. -. t;,,aa
JoslAtI siiing ola tree the 18th. lie died
ny lls h. could be carried to the house.
p gis sge was about 60iyears.
-5;.t Policeman Pascal Ricci OF Rut-
40 bsen bound over TO the Rutland
anu % rand Jury in 800 bail on the
$3.50 III selling liquor Illegally
wsiio attending Masonic meeting in
p-.aaan ire nth, Aaron Vail, aged o.,
b ilanl-5 f,rrard in bis chair ana died in
- minutes from heart trouble.
Tss Rev J.. A. Swart, pastor OF the
mt sbnrch al South Newfane, suffered
D-I,.i,ti, stroke Jan. IA as be was pre-
ling ,gt a % to the morning service.
~ NJ. Lockwood Of l.yndonyille.
srs5id. who has been blind for IA
y bss frist had her sight restored by
" - s5,,ersti6n for the removal OF cataract.
Tbs rgiyersalisl parish at Ludlow has
s4 ~ extend a call TO X. T.. Griffith. a
s,,,Sent sf the Canton, n. W Theological
ssbooI VINO will complete his studies IN
June
,sU organlzation known as the
ua.,bes-s1vder Slate Co. has been formed
n poultney, aud will operate the old
slobu OEnes" quarry on the Barker
farm.
pgtlaBH is TO have horse show in May
ar M benefit Of the city hospital, which
4 prsctIcllly a charitable institution. A
snssill feature will be Vermont bred
horses. especially Morgans.
william NJ. Peck, travelling salesman
a Rutland, want $500 damages from
&. b. Irving Of stowe for assault. Il Is
alleged that Irving punched Peck. The
s1i bss been hled in the Rutland county
court
SEYMOUR Fafrar Of East Poultney, aged
6 vas struck By a Delaware 4 Hudson
rain Jan rs as he was driving over
crossing. and died 10 two hours. Both
legs we're severed az the hips. The horse
was killed instantly.
The nine m0nths-old baby OF Mr.. and
Mrs Merritt Clark OF Salisbury was
burned 10 death Jan. 10Th. The mother
had Ieit toe room and the child erept 10
the fre aud before discovered was fright
mlg burned and soon died.
The Roman Catholic society OF Fairfield
i % hui q q new church and priests
house Boo the spring aud the structures will
probably be built OF Hardwick granite on
or near the old site, on which the church
building was destroyed by fire Christmas
DAY.
Charles G. Clark, aged 65 years, a
former prominent farmer of Evansville,
vas found dead 10 his barn at o p. m.
Jan, A, Death was probably due to
heart trouble 10 which he had been sub
Jet. He is survived BY a wife aAd three
sons.
Harold Honsigner, the sixteen year old
son Of William Honsigner, Of Alourg
Springs vas pressing hay the 18th, when
one foot became caught In the plunger,
q part Of the press, and was torn of. The
lex had 10 be amputated half way to the
knee.
r n. Demeritt. recently retired from
The Wholesale grocery firm OF Bromley a.
DentrIU Of piattsburg, n. ", has bought
athird Interest in the Demeritt a Palmer
Packing Co., one OF the largest and most
prosperous business concerns OF Water
bury
John \. woodhn, president OF the
board OF state prison directors, has just
offered q donation OF 81, 900 TO the Rutland
City hospital for the purpose OF remodel
ing one Of the buildings on the grounds of
that institution into a house for the
nurses
The Barrett Bros, who have conducted
q Gudiiug wood factory in Burlington,
have closed the factory and removed the
machinery TO Ottawa because they could
not compete with the trusts, and In Bur-
hngton were too far from the wood
supply
j. j. fwohey OF Burlington has been
appointed superintendent OF street clean
mg Tor the city Of Washington, ID. G.
he has been assistant superintendent since
wv Mr.. Iwohey is a son OF T.. III.
laahey, United States deputy collector
q customs al Montreal.
Roy Bailey, a blacksmith employed at
lhe shops Of the r. b. Ellis Granite works
~ Nuuhneld was attacked by drunken
man the night OF the 18th and knocked
Gown oy a blow that broke his shoulder
a.ade. The assailant is said TO have been
william Even, the wrestler.
! Young son Of John McGee OF Derby.
Nhlle playing recently, placed the end of
= vi
wAue hs Older brother proceeded to work
w handle, resulting in nearly strangling
ll.ll, put by prompt work OF a physician
Ne eApeHenced no bad results.
The legislative committee OF the Ma
v ,S Grange, OF which Gov. Z. J. Bell of
Walden IL member, called upon Presi-
tsal Roosevelt Jan. IS in the interest of
oills now pending to remove the internal
.,'eAue tax from de-naturized alcohol and
y establish parcels post service.
John Daniorth OF Shrewsbury had both
~ frozen as he Was driving home alone
~ week IN temperature OF 10 degrees
ti9M zero. tie was overcome and, on re-
kllning consciousness, found himself in
W in friends house, to which his
home.
va Akemen predict that the lake will
~. llgeEe over from Burlington 20 Platts-
-ls, N l., this year ana that what ice
~ "lll have to be taken from the bays
80 coYes. Perch aud smelt fishing
~. s 2 me ice at Mallets bay is excellent,
- 'Aiiy up the creek from Thompsons
POINT, Charlotte.
alal or j. T. Manning Of Rutland gave
~. wy an economical administration
81 5 sstF and decreased the Indebtedness
1880 ana Increased the sinking fund