Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-12
State of Vermont.
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- voted TO erect brick school
49, A cost not to exceed $4,000.
f.ige BLACK Slate Co. OF Mortified
lhs 80 srticles OF incorporation in the
pa ~ the secretary OF state al Mont
pslier. -, s.s wahh a.oo
49, ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pulitzer,
PAM come TO Shell burne Farms, their
haa1 H. Vermont, from New York.
f,..-..tsrs entered the boot and shoe
j. ". Derby at POultney one
SOY raeeutlv. broke open the cash
49, s..tsr and escaped with 80 IN cash.
s..stoek holders Of the Saxtons River
sofaDqnv have voted to sell the hotel
tlg. marty who will pay the highest for
" 49, ~ 5gree that liquor she'll not be sold
on the premises
p.,i1ping April ist, the plumbers Of the
Woutpelier, who were receiving
10 IN nine hour day, viii receive ~
9sr The raise was voluntary on the
,arf Of the master plumbers.
Certificate OF the increase in the
..-itsl stock OF the Melch Brothers
\ rifnle 90. has been nled al Burlington.
ne stoek is increased from $4,000 10
.590l9. ne shares being slO0 each.
new passenger coach costing 5000 Is
A A.atrt
p,.t5a 4 Maine railroad IN lyndonvilie.
sto1t BOO men are employed there and
b9sipes. has been good all winter.
r,s5ris A Rsymond, a clerk In o. j.
n-.iE. drv goods store In BrattlebOro,
n -HItted suicide Apr. 4, using chloro-
. ~ IL Is understood that disappont-
ssrf h 4 love affair was the cause Of the
Tts endemic OF measles that has been
s,Ing I'll the state industrial school,
varFfnnes. for the past three months has
s6siad With this exception the general
6sslth Of he school has been good The
gsst winter.
LOAN Berry Of Hardwick was very seri-
o5slg injured April at the Clifford mill,
N falling against a moving saw. A gash
sixteen inches long was cut across ms
4 bsgk cutting one shoulder blade and into
ne back bone.
pr.4 Worcester OF Rutland was sent "a
tb1 state Industrial school al Nergennes
4prii 8 for arson. lie WAS caught m the
~ N burning a barn containing sl,0E
worth oi property, lie had invited other
BOYS 10 see a bonfire.
Ge8rre Russell was sentenced in Bur
Hngton city court Apr. 70 serve three
wears in the states prison at windsor, loI
iba larceny OF 500 and a check Tor %
from John Bassett, bis employer, OF
Essex Junction. He pleaded guilty.
The state office Of the Equitable Acct
DENT Insurance Co. has been moved %
Burlington }. Albert 6ingFas, who iol
TIE past nine months has been general
agent for the company az Barre, goes back
10 Burlington a. state agent Tor the com
pany.
81 AIbans business men 20 the number
srsafh "a n
week Tuesday evening. Former Mayor
Fuller C. smith presided as toast master.
Among the speakers were Former Mayors
Van Patten u Burlington and Senier OF
Montpelier.
Mrs. Anne Donlin, idow OF Patrick Dom
lin of Burlington, died April ist. About
three months ago Mrs. DOnlin Tell down
q flight OF stairs, one arm being broken
and internal injuries being suffered. Il IS
thought that the injuries she received
caused her death.
The students Of the Lyndonville High
school have been saving their money
through the year BY the stamp saving sYs-
TEN ana have decided 70 use Il by taxing a
up TO Montreal at the clos Of the school
yesiin June. This viii take the place OF
graduting festivities.
Massachusetts, and New York state
authorities are trying 20 prevent the
Shipping into those states OF pike persh
iaken by Canadian seiners from Missis-
qloi BAY. This is an attempt 70 close the
American market against these fish and
discourage the industry.
B. e. Mitchell, engineer OF the Oydcns-
burg Lake Champlain railroad train
which was deliberately wrecked az Rouses
Point, \. Y, Mar 29th, died last week al
the Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington.
us body was taken to his home In
Ogdenshurg, n. ", for burial.
Mrs. Helen Grannis Redield, aged IS
years, widow OF Former Judge Timothy T.,
hedneld, died suddenly at her home in
montpelier Apr. 2, OF heart failure. Mrs.
heausld was direct descendant OF Han
nan Dustin, and was a granddaughter OF
MAJOR Dustin Of Revolutionary fame.
Former Gov. j. q. Mccullough has con-
Wbuled $1,000 TO the fund that Is being
raised for the rebuilding OF the Methodist
church at Bennington. This brings the
total amount pledged to $4,000, leaving
only about 5000 to be raised. IL Is
spring.
The siXteen-yea old daughter Of John
WOOD OF Shrewsbury and Eug ne Martin,
aged ~ years, Mr.. Woods farm hand, who
sloped March 10Th and were intercepted
~ Rutland by the girls father, got away
esaln March 3lst and were married late at
nlght at Hampton, n. Y, by justice OF
the peace
Az entrance was forced into the house
81 August Johnson ia Proctor Thursday
ulght and $50 in money taken, new IS
o.escoat, several shirts and other articles
~ MINOR value. From appearances II
seems that the miscreants tried 10 burn
me house as there are several evidences
ol attempts to start a ire.
An electric company is soon to be or
sauhed IN Ryegate. A portion OF the
water power at Boltonville falls has been
procured and an option obtained on the
oliance, SO it is expected that before
many months a fully equipped plant will
IN operation with power enough 10
supply the entire Wells river valley.
Louise Annis, FIVE year-o daughter OF
aloa Annis Of Island Pond, died March "a
rom the effects OF burns suffered the
thursday morning previous. She was