Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-29
State of Vermont.
News condensed and Rewritten
cor Our Readers.


Consecutive tiIhs IA tli'' -
ts95ajs9l years old.
Ve.tberg OF Montpelier, who at
toll Nsrch 1e TO hang himself in the
tsnips,i I'll. house while respondent over
cs-iai ~ sfters. is now at work as usual.
49, - commandant at Fort Ethan
i, suceeed Col, Rogers viii be
A.lsL r'-4reis Il Hardie, 18th Cav, whose
Aal l-t1D 70 lieutenant eolonelcY Is
~ before the Senate
Rev. s. n. Myers, pastor OF the
~ church at Panton for the past nye
~ presented his resignation. lie
az. Ned unanimous call to the
l1s ~ church in salisbury.
-srorf hat Adolph Stone and Ma
fbrisrian. TWO small boys OF Bur
l.lI 5isa March 21st from the effects Of
w ,,5fs0ned candy, is declared to be
st..ls fbs children died of pneumonia.
Inv. basket BALI game deciding the state
~. i5usnID was played in White River
,.neii9u March Il, between the Brattle-
~ al bIeties and Co. ID, ST. Johnsbury,
W Athletics winning by the score OF q
g,bv Delevo Of Pittsford, the Italian
VINO tried 10 commit suicide by
sa,tfry some weeks ago, apparently has
~ 81
l.isE ~ from 81 csliber revolver, has
49, zen removed from her head.
5asen. whose wood working
g. arlington was recently burnt,
t44ghf az auction the real estate OF
~ p9555rd wood working plant at
sI,ae5ssfzr. &. H.. for $1,000 and the
--,5ti1frv for = ,925, and will operate
" iSn-s Geddes jumped OF an electric
..-5- fsart 0f his home In Barre Friday
-l,st bs slipped aud fell beneath the car,
sy26--f PASSING over his left leg, crushing
r.8taFlgth8t amputation was necessary
ts-s .stles below The knee. HIS recovery
5 expected.
psy Director stephen Rand, y. s. ~, a
nsfi5s Of Norwich, on duty a. the general
.-.-a.eeUsr's office IN Washington, ID. G.,
fbs advanced 70 the rank Of rear adj
aI and placed on the retired list May
rffer forty years Of honorable and con
lna0us service.
Tie Vermont Marble Co. viii build a
rsFmiII adiolnlng the Aibertson mil at
Wast FINLAND. The structure viii have a
-.oafttE Of twelve gangs, and will contain
sassr4I rubbing beds. The company VIII
as install 3 twenty-five ton travelling
crane. 100 feet long.
The tgoand one half-year-old child OF
Wrald Mrs Joseph frOmDiey died sat
uraa, st Burlington Of spotted fever.
The parents 1--we IN a leanto on south Bat
ta-g street and the surrounding condi-
tons are said 10 be very bad. The place
tas been quarantined.
Abinaaet was given al the Hotel Will
lars. Washington, d. G., March ~, TO eN-
Mayor J. Forrest Manning and Dr, John
A Mead Of Rutland by Henry II. Wood
ward Of the Columbian Marble Quarrying
l8 Of Rutland. Vice President Z. ".
Fairbanks was present.
The Peerless Manufacturing company,
which recently established a branch fac
tory al Waterbury, has increased the
number % its machines and will employ
3 girls la all soon. The company reports
sufficient orders TO keep the plant busy
curing the summer months.
Acall mas been extended the Rev. Allen
D Judd of Clinton, Iowa, by he vestry Of
:, Maryis Episcopal church, Northdeld,
ha, no reply has set been received, Mr.
ladd Is a bot OF Mrs. ". r..
eastman OF Northheld and for time
conducted the services IN Il. Mays.
John Milton, Barre granite cutter, died
sttns hettOn hospital, Montpelier, Friday.
Is Af AAton was preparing for bath. his
elld painfully pushed him and he fell
i1gs confusion Of the bowels. Perit0nitis
Developed, necessitating an operation.
TIE body 81 q man about IS years old
vas found on the railroad track about 900
ise. south u the " indsor station Friday
evening. The body was still warm " hen
discovered. and, IL is supposed. was struck
tf the evening train. A small hole IN the
forehead was the only mark upon him.
Gordon Guy, aged IS years, son OF
william Guy of East Barre, while playing
aiIh loaded p calIber revolver Friday
accidentally discharged the weapon. The
pallet entered the palm o. one hand and
lodged In he wrist. The bullet was eN-
psted,
Charles A. Pierce and his son, Charles
W. Pierce, formerly of The Bennington
Banner, have bought the Naltham,
Mass Evening News. They have been
,3eated for several years 10 Northampton.
Asss, where they owned the Daily Her
all, one OF tue old papers published IN
that city.
The Hazen Road Pomona Grange, COM
Esising oranges IN the towns OF Hardwick,
walden, Craitsburg and Danville, has
.lplopflated slj0 for granite monument
Y marx the old Hszen road, the first
highway cut through the forests OF those
.9sLs' which served as a military road IN
early times.
leslie NJ. shaw, secretary OF the treas
,9' has contracted with Charles A.
eaith, a Montpelier marble dealer, to
glla sarcophagus monument of dark
-@tt granite TO be erected over the grave
y ms mother in Morrisville. The monu-
-sut "ul be set some time during the
coming summer.
Ed"ard r. Tinkham Of Cabot, aged As
ssafa' was instantly killed March 20 while
wing wood al the home OF A. ". boil
va on Cabot Plain. Tinkham was seized
I'm nt aud fell against circular saw.
~ usad was nearly severed from his body,
e ~. afm was cut OF, and the body was
e.1efWise mangled.
Layid Fox, appointed receiver OF the
t-,salland street Railway Co, in 1905, at the
iVs.lgre OF The Merchants Trust Co, OF New
80. 80, mas been discharged by the United
L,ea district court. The property VIII
turned over 10 the consolidated on