Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-04-25

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AZ a meeting Of the trustees Of Lyndon
ss'ttuto Ap.u ID, Cardinal l.. Goodwin
OF Essex, Mass. Was chosen M n,,a.
elpai OF Lyndon institute tor The nss,
: school year 10 succeed M. AZ. Uarris
whose resignation takes effect ia June.
Henry w. Carrier OF Meyhridse Who -.
Gently tried TO kill his two children III
sNing them paris green aud then a.
tempted suicide By slashine his 5fhrost
With a razor, has been adiudsed insane ! N
taken 10 tue state hospital al Waterbnrv
Plenty OF building viii engage The a.
tcntlon OF White River Junction me eo,o-
lns season. Work at Billings park =
-@uo school building, large addhion 10
ths junction lionse,and large number Of
s aiSa ioos VIII occupy The contractors and
The farm house aud four harms owned
April n. They we're oeoupied 6v PS,.s,,.'
Harvey, ~ho has carried On the farm ,os
Mf.hfans, One sheep was burned. besides
aa emounl o. farming tools. The insur.
anee MAS 500.
fire Ina the card room OF the Rraafo.a
hnitting companys plant al Remington
J April 10 Was eNtinguished hy the automa-
4 Tie spFinklsrs with which the miami =
equipped, but the interior Of The whole
building was drenehed. The damage Is
covered by Insurance.
The gross receipts from "The Drummer
boy OF shiloh" given at the Rutland on
era house four evenings recently under the
auspices OF Roberts post, q, A. r.. were
about $500. This sum less expenses win
De added to the fund for helping needy
soldiers and their families.
Charles X. Bicknell, Young man n,
jericho Center, who, IN a nj OF desponden-
ey, shot himself with a revolver April IA.
Was taken 10 the Mary Fletcher hospital
burlington, where he lies in a critical CON
dition. The bullet entered the abdomen.
passed through the stomach and lodged IN
the intestlnes.
Edward Reynolds, a maehinist en-
ployed at Jones Brothers Co.'s plant In |
barre, lost practically all his left hand
Aprii 10. The wheel of the travelling der |
rick ran over the hand and msngled the
member so badly that the four fingers /
We're amputated and part of the hand,
leaving the thumb.
IN the sugar bush OF J. A. spaulding Of
Savendish, 20 gallons OF sap were taken
from two trees at one gathering. On one
tree there we're - buckets. On nine trees
were III buckets and from them rs gal
Ions OF sap were taken at one gathering.
Mr.. spaulding calls this the best sugar
seasoh IN thirty years.
Four little girls, Priscilla West, Frances
Dunn, Ethel Adams, and Rowena Stafford,
none OF whom is over II years old, orIgi-
mated fund which has steadily grown un-
III there is now over 1000 on hand toward
building in Rutland much needed new
hospital. Miss Mary T.. Cramton recently
added 1900 to the fund.
Henry x. Ward, clerk and bookkeeper
Tor Mason * Co., Burlington, held on a
charge OF embezzling 300 OF the funds OF
his employers, pleaded guilty in city
court Friday and was fined 500 and costs,
which he paid. The respondent said he
would make arrangements to repay the
amount OF his defalcations.
Mason A. Green, for thirteen years con.
nected with The Rutland Daily Herald
and Its managing editor for seven years,
has severed his connection with that pa
per. Mr.. Green's resignation is due to
desire TO obtain much needed rest and
% enable hum to devote more time to other
literary work. For the present he will re- {
main in Rutland. 4
Six new consolidation engines and two !
'ix-wheel heavy switch engines have been
purchased by the Rutland Railroad Co
The cost OF the road engines Is about $4,000 {
'ach, and about s14 900 each for the switch /
ngines. These engines are OF greater |
APATHY anu tncitucy tndu any before |
purchased by the road. The delivery is to ,
DC made about May 1.
One OF Middlebury's principal indus !
ries, giving employment to 30 or 40 men,
vas almost entirely destroyed Friday,
when the Green Mountain Pulp mill
aught fire. The loss will be from $4,000 !
o go ZOO, on which an insurance of s20,-
90 was carried. Owing to certain unsat-
sfactory local conditions, there is doubt \
y to whether the mill will be rebuilt or t
lot. r
The offer OF Capt. Edward F. Griswold |
4 st. JohnsDury about month ago OF his a
ervice pension of sl2 month 10 some e
Confederate camp or soldiers charitable I
rganization, has been accepted by X. f. v
zee camp, No. /, c. ", OF Richmond, Va,
'hich asks that the money be paid to the :
resident OF Lee Camp Soldiers Home, for
be maintenance OF an inmate in the .
ONE. c
The town OF Benson has the honor OF
obtaining one Of Jefferson Davis captors,
'r. John b. Mahana, who went to the war .
,om the West, being one OF a party which p
ounced on to the great JEFF" Davis when u
e was fleeing from the Federal forces p
e helped guard him for time and had y
rders II the Southern forces came on too n
nick to kill the captive rather than give y,
i'm up
Howard Jameson died April II OF pneu- n
Ionia, which developed as ths result of =,
ljuries suffered while working in the mill h.
the Vermont Marble Co. at East Dorset. y,
will be remembered that Jameson's ~
othing caught in set screw while he
as at work in the mill and he was
hirled around until the material gave til
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