Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-18

| m H'Shtioh Vi the Internal iona
Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite ana psne,
Mill Workers OF New England held -.
sion in Burlington Friday and SATURDAY.
at which II decided to Withdraw from ~,
order, the brotherhood to be known in IN
ture as the international Brotherhood ~
Sulphite and Paper Makers of the United
States and Canada"
Harry Rolfe, a machinist in the ennlo,
OF the Stevens Machine Co. WinoosL5
met with an accident Jan 9th which viii
probably destroy the sight OF one eve
Rolfe, with several other workmen. va,
engaged ~ pouring hot bahbitt into some
new mouldlngs when one OF them sud.
denly blew up, throwing the hot molten
metal almost directly into Rolfe's fac
and eyes.
ID. d. Muir. receiver for the defunct
Merchants National bank of Rutland
which was wrecked BIZ Cashier Mussev m
March, 1900, sold Saturday aC auction All
The unsolicited assets OF the bank. which
were largely notes OF Marvin A. Mcclure.
the accomplice Of Mussey. The assets To-
tailed over s200000, and brought si7650.
The receiver will pay final dividend OF
He, making 965 paid in ALL
The Rev. Walter r. Davenport in the
work OF the Vermont Anti-saioon League
recently travelled 775 miles in Y days, VS.
ting officially three counties in the state.
lie organized four towns for a "no. IL
cense" fight at the coming March election.
made p calls IN the work wrote 300 let
tiers. Mr.. Davenport IS virtually the edi-
tor OF The Vermont Issue, 10000 copies Of
which we're sent out lastsmonth
The Colum bian Marble Quarrying Co. OF
Rutland has recently closed a deal with
William Weed OF West Rutland. whereby
Il becomes the possessor OF one OF the best
marble quarries on the famous West Rut-
land vein. Il produces a fine quality Of
v hite and variegated marble. The Column
bian company nov controls the output OF
four quarries, producing every known va
riety Of imperishable Vernon; marble.
John Dunn, wanted at Bennington on a
serious charge following revelations in the
Clarence Harrington divorce case, was ar
reslen IN schenectady, y. a., Jan. S aud
lodged in jail under Il 900 bonds to await
requisition papers 10 bring him back to
Vermont. Louis Baxter, wanted on a
charge Of bigamy. was not found. Baxter
Is young man who worked at the Putt
nam house and married Stella Griswold
An automobile with the forward part Of
the machine sleigh runners attracted
good deal Of attention al White River
Junction one day recently. George Emer-
son and Garfield Miller Of the Excelsior
Carriage Co.'s establishment ingeniously
rugged the car IN that way, leaving on the
hind wheels. The plan worked quite sat
isflctorily, but how il would succeed in
going through snow drifts.remains to be
seen.
Orrin II. Jones will be recommended by
Kittredge Haskins for reap
pointment as postmaster at Wilmington. !
There were at one time several candidates |
Tor this Office, but il finally narrowed
down 10 a contest between Orrin III. Jones |
Ind Lewis IL. strawser, editor and pub |
Usher OF the Deerfield Valley Times. The |
majority OF the patrons OF the Office !
favored the present incumbent, as was
ihowli by the petitions.
The branch wrapper factory installed |
ly tue Pollard Manufacturing Co. OF |
Chester in Bellows Falls last August, bat |
s hich was operated only few weeks, has /
leen closed for good and the machines
will be taken to Chester. The cause OF L
hutting down is the inability of the Bos-
on concern which handles the entire
product OF the Chester company to handle
he additional product which would be
urned out at Bellows Falls.
Col. Bennett II. Young, who led the st.
Albans raiders II years ago, and eN-Lieut.-
GOV. q orge l.. Shepley OF Providence, r. /
:, who at the time OF the raid was acting
leld up at the muzZle OF two reyolyers
while 10000 was taken from the bank
aults, met recently at Providence, X. l.,
nd talked over the occurrence amicably.
I was their first meeting since the affair.
'ol. Young lives in Louisville, Ky.
Barton Keith, aged ~ years. and Mrs.
'harles p. Johonnott, aged 81 years, both
married aud residents OF Nashua, y. H.,
re confined in Washington county jail
nder charge OF adultery. IL is claimed
hat the couple eloped last July, the
soman taking 600 belonging to her hus-
aud. Mr.. Johonnott waited until he had
aved sufficient money and started out in
ursuit unaided by officers. He found the
air in Waitstield aud they were arrested.
Charles Hatch. f2-year-old son OF Mr..
nd Mrs. Cornelius Hatch OF Pownal, was
hot and fatally wounded January 10th
4 the accidental discharge OF a shotgun
4 the hands OF a companion, Bert Beadle.
he charge entered his left side and pene-
rated the lung and abdomen. The boy
led the following day. Young
eadle Is distracted over the accident. lie
nows no reason for the sudden discharge
{ his gun unless the trigger caught upon
twig.
The Westinghouse Electric q Manufac-
airing Co. is preparing plans. estimates
nd specifications on contracts TO submit
) the promoters for the entire electrical
luipment and construction OF new
FOLEY railroad TO compete with the Rut-
md railroad, both in freight and passen-
er business between Burlington, Rutland,
helburne, Charlotte, Nergennes, Bird
ort, Shoreham and a half dozen other
laces, TO be called the Champlain Valley
lectric railway.
Rutland expects to secure new indus
y soon. w. +. Patch OF Akron, \. ",
rother OF r. r. Patch OF Rutland, has
ought OF y. NJ. Burr a farm Of thirty
res on The outskirts OF the city, which
lntains valuable sand deposit OF SIX
res. Mr.. Patch proposes to build fac
nv for the manufacture OF sand and con-
-ete building blocks. Mr.. Burr bought
he farm several years ago for $500. lie
A. obtained a good revenue from the sale
sand and sold the farm to Mr.. Patch for
200.
Twenty-Five ministers from Windham
,unty and adjacent towns in New Hamp-
lire met at Brattleboro last week and
-ganized the Brat leboro Ministerial
MON for discussion Of topics OF general
Iterest The plan Of organizing an asso-
alton OF ministers originated with eight
rattleboro clcfgymen and they sent out +
,Vffatfane N the clprnVmeu OF brattie-