Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-06-13
State Of Vermont.
,.s. coossnsss sns Rewritten
cor Our Readers.

,,,.n Briggs OF Searsburg caught a
..sIe hear N trap June 2.
=, and Mrs. w. $. Webb have re-
IA IA shelburne Farms AFTER SIX
'sasths' trip in Europe
~. harrington board of civil authority
lp .s,alned the action OF the assessors
"a seine the Masonic temple In the list
~ isSable property
~. n.niell electric light and power
=, uardwlek has been sold TO the
c'.,hnrv Granite company. The con-
'ls,stlon was said to be s2s,ooo.
Ts..s independent milk routes in
,,-.sssla have been bought by Walter
: p,own and Henry Smith, who now
-n,,ol The milk business OF that village.
-, q !. Carleton OF the engineer
asnavtment OF Norwich university
~. .ecspted a position as assistant en-
-, with the Missouri Pacific Rail-
rad 90.
o,lv iour OF the fourteen samples OF milk
easi,tea by Brattleboro milkmen have
- m 10 the requirements OF the state
"a n health as regards richness and
cleanliness
,.,bur wahlstrom, proprietor OF the
c...ssnt Reach Country club, Burlington,
,i,.dea guilty 10 selling liquor Illegally,
M was fined $500 and costs OF 1926,
which be paid
STATE Tax Commissioner j. T.. Cushman
~. evoked thirty-six charters OF corpor-
.,,ons that have failed to pay taxes inn
ao.sd. Most OF them already were de
hnct organizations.
II i reported that 81 men left North
ala last week TO find work In the stone
shsss in the surrounding towns for the
.nmmer. The granite business Is said 10
\ dall in Northheld at present.
Jobn A. Hedrick of Salisbury, n. c., a
wealthy farmer and real estate dealer,
Who died in Washington Thursday, was
~ father OF Mrs. Redfield Proctor, Jr.,
a Proctor. He was ~ years old.
By defeating Montpelier High school
IN Two games, ST. Adams High school
now has the state preparatory school
championship, not having been defeated
ye, this season by any Vermont team.
During the first thunder storm of the
season in Orwell, lightning struck the
two barns OF George Allen ON the lake
shore, destroying them with their con-
tents, quantity OF hay and eight calves.
Owing to the advance in all kinds Of
horseshoers' supplies, Morrisville black
smiths have all agreed upon small adj
vance in prices in all branches OF shoe
Ing, the new price list to take effect
June 10.
VILLAIN Adams, Jr., six years old, was
run over in Brattleboro recently by disk
harrow, but, though severely injured, il
is expected be viii recover. One leg was
badly cut and he was injured about
the head.
Eugene Dagenais OF Batesville whose
right leg was cut off May 80 as he was at
tempting to board moving train at
Newport died the next morning from the
effects of the shock. The boy was about
ten years old.
While Mrs. George Allen OF Granite
vile was driving, the horse took fright at
passing train and became unmanage-
able, dashing into telephone pole. Mrs.
Allen sustained spinal injuries and is par
tally paralyzed.
R. S. Beard of Hyde Park recently ex-
hibited curiosity in the shape OF a
soft-shelled egg shaped exactly like a
mouse. 1t had the head, eyes, mouth,
body and tail, all making it a striking
representation OF a mouse.
The lumber has been ordered for the
new grandstand at the state fair grounds
al White River Junction. The stand will
be 800 feet long, 80 feet wide and have
seating capacity of 1900. 1t will be
built opposite the finish OF the half-mile
track.
Justice Wendell Phillips Stafford of the
District OF Columbia supreme court re
ceiyed the honorary degree OF doctor o.
laws from Georgetown university on the
occasion OF the ninetieth commencement
when he delivered the address OF the
evening
Inc Rev. G. p. Wellman, for the pas
three years assistant pastor of the Church
OF the Messiah, Montpelier, has resigned
TO accept work in larger field. His re
slgnation will take effect July l. Mr.
Wellman went to Montpelier from Ian
caster, Pa.