Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-30
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D., Ernest Holman OF Melrose
lug ZONES pastor OF the Free haptisl
Al 81. Johnsbury June ..
The Rev. @. =. Van sehaick, former
.tate missionary, has taken ub ~. pAs'of'
az Al the Baptist church ~ rownai.
su.llpox has developed IN the Ladue
,,nily living on the road leading from The
s,liass Of New Haven Miiis 10 south
Bristol
The national organizer, who has been
a. Eair Haven Inspecting the slate strike
,hsrs. states that the ahair mas ceased 10
.ioesl and viii become national IN scope.
Io.sph yenotte, 80 years old, who went
"a Hssthampton, Mass, from Hartford, IN
March, committed suieiue VA his neutooni
Nav p, being out OF work ana despond-
ent.
.,.Sebnine May rs with suicidal intent,
80 Nav II. Mrs. Brown was al years
~ and had been an inv lid for number
Of years.
psv Mr.. Royce, recently OF Waterbury,
,,sschsd Ia the Free Baptist church at
Fnsom. n. H., Sunday. a. settled pastor,
saving received call from the ministerial
committee
e,ank Carrier OF Colchester has been
.,nv,eted OF drawing q seine in the
Winooski river. He was fined slU0 with
out costs, Carrier, who appealed 10 county
court, put IN no defense
lanes Cheney Of Barre, over 50 years old,
mai With a serious accident Thursday
while M I.ynde's sawmili. lie slipped
and throwing out one arm, the arm was
eut nearly OF below the elbow.
4 ". Hatch OF Richmond has settled
with the Rutland Railroad Co., receiving
a SOO on the death OF his daughter. Mrs.
Nsliie q. Barnard, who was killed la the
wreck al Vergennes last December.
Joseph r. Stearns OF Burlington an
noupces his candidacy for the position OF
secretary oi state, to succeed the Hon.
frederick @. Fleetwood Of Morrisville,
Who will not be a cand date for re- election.
]. Richmond Childs, principal OF Thet-
ford academy, will enter upon his new
duties as superintendent Of schools In
Rare toWn and wiiliamstown July l.
There will be az schools under his charge.
After carrying a nickel-plated whistle
in his somacn for twenty five years,
Ephralm Jerome OF Pomfret brought the
article 10 light recently by a severe n, OF
hlccoughs. The whistle was not even
rusted.
Wesley y. Minis, principal OF Brattle-
bOro academy, has been engaged at q SAL
sy Of ;l,250 as expert supervisor OF
schools 10 the union formed by the towns
Of Guiiord, Vernon, Halifax ana Dunn
merston.
At the annual meeting OF the Vermont
Telephone 4 Telegraph Co., held In
Montpelier, il was voted to increase the
to increase the board o. directors from
seven to nine.
Senator w. p. Dillingham;, chairman OF
the immigration commission, and Walter
W, Husband, clerk OF that body, sailed
las, week from Boston for Italy, on the
European trip that the commission is
taking this summer.
George +. Goode, proprietor of the
Msmphremsgog House at Newport, which
vas recently burned, has leased the Brady
house, opposite the federal building, and
will convert il into a summer hotel, which
hewill open about July 1.
Z. Bruce a Sons OF Barre have Jus,
blasted out a stable chunk OF granite
from Milestone hill. 1t was moved 25 feet
nom the side OF the quarry and its meas
urements are: Length, 81 feet; width, %;
height, IS; cubic feet, 1928.
Recavedox Archi, q Spaniard and stone
cutter OF Barre, died May 10 from injuries |
suffered by falling between two cars
while attempting to steal q ride on a
Central Vermont railway train. His left leg
was cut OF at the hip and he was partially |
disembowel ed.
The railroad commission has received
petition from residents of Barre city, ask |
ing Tor new Central Vermont railway
station there. Ii is claimed that the pres
ent station was erected when the popula- |
ton was between 5000 and 5000 and Is IN
aaequate for present needs.
Search for the body of William O'Neil, |
crowned four weeks ago in Barton river,
mas oeen abandoned. 1t Is thought that
Inc body lodged under some bank and was
covered by dirt from the river. The bank |
has fallen in in many places caused by the |
swift current and high water.
=, Inc Vermont Black Slate company OF |
Notthheld has its mill at the quarry in OPP |
sraIloh and reports an abundance OF or
uers' Several skilled hands from the !
western part OF the state have commenced |
.orK and the outlook for large produc- |
uon OF slate this season Is very favorable. |
Richard II. Standish OF Montpelier, was
aolhd guilty Ia Barre city court May % of |
ulNihg his automobile in q careless and |
nesngent manner and was fined $40 and |
t .osps oil III. Mr.. Standish has appealed |
'ue case to Washington county court. |