Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-07-05

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4 ne partially decompOsed body az q
mate negro infant was found June u IN
the bedroom OF William Berry. a negro
barber OF Bennington. An INQUEST Sss
held and Florence Heine, aged twenty
years was arrested. Il was evident The
body had been in the room eli OF two
weeks. Berry was taken to Rutland June
= 10 serve III days IN the house OF eorrec-
tion Tor intoXieati0n
Tom kiniry, an employee Of the BelloUs
rails q saxtons River Electric Railway
Sos' was seriously injured al the car harm
MONDAY. tie was on the top OF A car
attached 70 the freight motor when the
brakes MT the trolley wire, the shock
behoing II over upon him and breaking
ms collar bone. The fragments Of the
broken brake struck him about the face
and body and his condition is serious.
The bodies Of Nr. and Mrs. Fred :
Faquin, Ethel Paqum and George Daley
o. Newport, who were drowned 10 Lake
Mehphremagog Sunday, June q By the
oterturning Of a canoe. were found June
20 an together, IN twenty feet Of water,
about one-quarter OF a mite from shore
ar. and Mrs. Paquin were locked in each
Others arms 50 tightly that at first they
could not be separated The search had
been kept up since Sunday afternoon and
Tuesday.
AT the commencement exercises Of the
University Of Vermont at Burlington last
week, the corner stone Of Morrill, nall. the
sbl,00 building to be erected by the state
Tor the agricultural department was laid.
Announcement was made that Andrew
1aHiegle would give the university $4,000
toward the sl.000000 endowment fund
IA ina NHf. am fffIO
more. The fund to date amounts to s332
80. Diplomas were awarded to S. gradu-
ales IN the academic department and AZ
IN The medical department.
At council OF Windham ty Bap-
tist churches, IL was recommended that
Rev. Raymond D. Walker, pastor Of the
Baptist church az South Windham. be
dropped from church membership and his
certificate Of ordination revoked for com.
mercial and moral irregularities. The de-
posed pastor went 10 South Windham
from South Salisbury last September.
At the council. his conduct al South
SALISBURY was severely criticized by the
Rev. W. A. Dawson OF Burlington and the
Rev. F. K. Morris Of Bennington. Walker
has wife and one child.
-Four valuable motor boats and six boat
houses were burned at 81. Adams Bay
early Friday morning. The total loss Is
in excess Of 1900, and there is but little
insurance. The boats which were burned
belonged 10 Hon. Frank Plumley Of
Northied and Walter II. Seymour and
Charles H. sabin Of st. Adams and one
was the joint property Of Or. A. b. soule,
J. Kenneth Smith and Miles p Cunning
ham Of ST. Adams. The boat houses
Charles II. Sabin, George C.. Story, +. A.
Chittenden, J. Barron Foss and James A.
Graham, and W. B. Fonda.
Martin Kennedy OF Forestdale, labor
err was knocked down by the roadside in
West Rutland one night recently and, aft
er being stunned and robbed, was thrust
into the woodshed OF an old schoolhouse,
not to be discovered until late the next
morning. Kennedy was on his way from
Rutland TO West Rutland on foot When
be reached piece Of road out Of sight Of
any house. he was struck from behind and
that Is the last be remembers, until be
came to himself IN the school, which Is
several rods of the main road James
Goodspeed found near the roadside early
next morning coat and vest. all pockets
being turned wrong side out. Kennedy
was minus bis watch and small roll OF
bills. He did not fully recover for three
days.
Asa picnic party az children were play /
ing beside Saxtonis river June y. James I
JOY, six years old, lost his basket and in /
an effort to recover il. slipped and fell into
the river. His sister. Mary, eight years
old. plunged into the river, caught her
brother by the coat aud vainly struggled
to reach the shore. The other children, T
para wed with fright, were unable TO rem /
der assistance and after a few struggles I
the brother and sister drifted to a deep
hole and sank, locked ia each others I
arms. 4 child ran screaming 10 the home T
OF the mother OF the little victims and I
sobbed out the news. Mrs. JOY gasped 4
and fell to the floor, unconscious. II IS +
said she has become deranged from the 4
shock and does not realize her loss. DIV Z
ers went to the scene and half hour al
ter the accident the bodies were located +
and recovered.
The officials Of the house Of correction +
have offered a reward OF 70 for intorna-
ton leading 10 the capture OF Ell Odell, 4
prisoner, who BY a clever deception, es-
capped from the institution wednesday
June Pa. II is the second time that Odel
has broken Jail. He got out NAV ~ out
was recaptured at Burlington. The prls-
oner who is only IS years old. was sen
fenced from Middlebury in December
1904, to serve three years for stealing turs.
Odell was locked in his cell, as the guards
at six o'clock. examination q
he lock showed that the prisoner had
it so that it clicked but did not
fasten securely, deceiving his lailor.
When ali the prisoners were sleeping
Odrll left his cell and by means oil
wooden KEY ne had manufactured opened
he door into the school room. BY means
d rope, made by tying together stIlps ~
, torn sheet, he lowered himself INTO lhe
,ellar. He pried the bars OF window
mari with a stick OF wood and being OF
irht build managed to get his oody
Trough the narrow opening. lie scaled
he prison wall by means of several saw
horses piled on top Of each other. Al
races OF the prisoner after he LETT the
prison yard are lost.
A Certain Cure for Aching Feet.