Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-02-07
State of Vermont.
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,. a Eerer has been appointed
hao . V al West Fairlee, vice L. Z.
i,sorgs, Jrv deceased
me- Rev. benjamin swirl OF orwell has
- a cali 10 the congregational
i,sS,,b In stock bridge, Mass.
Iobn A. Gibbs OF Queohee died Jan, "a
,,Sw HE effects OF injuries suffered by
ss.ng kigk5d by horse JAM -
p Woodbury. has resigned the
a,,i1e, Of Company Nj, LIST Int, " \.
Warrington, owing TO pressure OF bust
be,s interests
m, recent order OF the Bennington
.aEb officer children in families where
80. an cases OF tonstlitls are excluded
nm tht public schools
n, sprague from the state laboratory OF
.F,,gpt. : Ia Bennington, examining the
~ and dairy barns per order OF the
rae hoard as recently announced,
Az, Eta nemeritt OF Morrisyille, who
- n seriously burned last summer and
~. aiken 10 the Mary Fletcher hospital,
Rs,nneton, some weeks ago, died Jan. y.
AZ, Percy Bailey OF West ropsham
ave biFth 10 triplets Jan. 20. The tripiets
- boys aud are all dead. One lived
'S,at four hours and the others about
eight hours,
seven deaths have occurred from
rS,5.ing cough ~ Bennington. The
wortality is one In ten since last septem-
bsr and is greater than that from any
ether disease
Orders from the department at Wash
in,t1n discontinue the postofiiee at
u.s. Bra1kheld after Feb. 18th and mail
hsa
Nor.hA.ld pOstoiiice.
Mildred, the three year old daughter OF
NJ. and Mrs Charles Morse OF East Cabot,
,ses1tlv swallowed small cog wheel
belonging 10 an alarm clock. The wheel
w.s removed in time TO save her life.
Clinton d. smead of Brookield,
farmer. has filed petition IN bankruptcy.
~ hgs Liabilities OF e3,6AS.4O, OF which
n QU represents secured and si,7fS. 40
unsecured claims. His assets are Lob.
Bg.iBess men OF ST. Adams offer to give
,ha 1ud aud a bonus of $4,000 10 the
sptsrBri.iue hotel man who will erect a
modern hotel on the site OF the old
Weldon House, destroyed by fire some
yesF, since.
The Rev. c. e. Adams of Hinesburg has
accented a cali from the Congregations!
gbgrgh ia Essex Junction and viii begin
b,svurk there ia February. Mr., Adams
has been pastor OF the Hinesburg church
ilr The past six years.
~ D. Rronna7 OF Burlington, who was
charged with obscene acts, has been found
guilty. and fine OF $50 and costs OF Sii.lb,
the alternative sentence being 20I days ia
the house OF correction, Rutland, will
probably be- paid by him.
The senior class of the Bellows Falls
high school, numbering % members, will
start March - for trip TO Washington.
Tbs cost will be about $3.50 for each stu
dent, OF which from Sl2 TO ,l5 will be fur
bisbsd from The class fund.
Officers raided the residence OF John
Samwnl in Barre Jan. 80 and found
plenty % intOXicants which Seampini
said be kept Tor his use. He was arrested
and q hearing set for Feb. and he was
allowed TO 20 on his own bond.
The dry goods firm OF Mather 4 Temple,
Montpelier, has been dissolved by mutual
consent, Charles ID. Mather, the Sc Tor
partner, retiring and Alfred II. Temple
assuming the business. Mr.. Mather will
still make his home IN Montpelier.
F. l.. Langley OF Barre, state printing
commissioner, has awarded the printing
Of the tax Inventories to Dean w. Edison
Of Montpelier at 500 a thousand. The
contract Tor printing the grand list books
goes to the Iuttle company OF Rutland.
State Treasurer Deavitt has called the
attention OF town officials to the provision
10 the act creating permanent school
iand which states that interest must be
paid on United States deposit money from
Dec II, 1906, the day the act was approved.
Freeman Lazelle of Jacksonville Gin
Loot MD nd
examining the animal to learn, il possible,
Inc cause Of its death, discovered a silver
spoon which the creature had swallowed
and which had evidently choked it to
death,
by the accidental explosion of a gun
carried in his wagon, William c. Callahan,
aged 81 years, grocer of Charlestown, n
H. was instantly killed in Springfield
thursday. The top of his head was blown
on when he changed the position of the
weapon.
Fire destroyed 10000 feet OF hard God
lumber, a quantity of soft lumber and
He cry house of the Chandler Co. at
parton Landing Jan. IS, causing a loss of
,yUJg TO $4,000. The mills were saved
Ully by great efforts. The fire started In
'ne dryhouse.
Inc Rutland Italian Catholics lover 500
~ NUMBER will have church of their
S"h: The second floor OF the building at
NO. no Evelyn street will be rented and an
SlIar SET up here. While the new parish
hopes u blild a church, no definite plans
nave yet been made.
New oranges were organized last week
oy =, b. Hoyt of New Hampshire, general
EMTgihHer, in Chelsea, Warren and
Mmofetown, Mr.. Hoyt reports to State
faster Pierce that there is no difficulty in
FtLs.tlng the people interested and that
'"vy are only waiting to be asked.
David Y. Comstock is steadily improv-
Jug from his injuries in the Jamaican
Gdoo[tnquake, His brother says he is out of
tlnSI but unable to travel. Mr.. Com
s. tO'4 \. was Tor fourteen years principal of
bo., JEonnsbury academy and one OF the
Vs. known educators in New England.
h. me mill of William Moves of Cam
w y,ause was burned Jan. 81 Bicycle rims
wo se Manufactured in the shop and there
hia oa considerable stock on hand. The
t Io1 e started from the engine. This is
T Tv t ,a time the shop has been burned.
~ ioSs IS about $500 with no insurance.
tb bellows Falls has been selected as one of
H ue TWO places in Vermont in which Will