Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-02-21
State of Vermont.
IL. News condsnssd and Rewritten
tor Our Readers.

Cor our Noaoefe-
dairy Of seven COWS Melted IT'S owner,
a SWith Of Milton, an average Of 81 a
eoS last season.
p,hsrt stevens styles, the Oldest printer
Vermont, died al Burlington Feb. IA al
a. sge q 81 years,
rh4 dttstn days fair in aid OF -. An-
,a.,iue church OF Montpelier VIII net
~ .5eifly ia the vicinity OF s.,uo,
Meeting has been called at Montpelier
"a $50 organize a branch OF the New
rsslspd Democratic Progressive league.
~ combined output OF the Barre gran.
fl, Snsrrjes for 1905 Is conseryallyely esli-
No. Al gain Of over 10 per cent over the
previous year
r.s CONGREGATIONAL church at Queehee
-. yoied not 10 accept the resignation OF
~ Rey Charles Waffle, and he viii re-
main there until June
as,,yude Douglass, little daughter OF
a. ma Mrs. Arthur Douglass, OF Poult,
~ asi Feb. from the effects Of burns
received the day previous.
Ths .tste tax commission met at Bur
,.a'ieB Feb. ~. Ernest Hitchcock Of
p1i.iora was elected clerk. The matter
A .lste taxation was freely discussed.
A,tbe Republican city caucus in 81. Al
~. Friday ening, stephen +, Royce
vi. nominated for mayer, but declined.
Sorman \ Atwood was then nominated.
nj. minated that Guy w. Bailey OF
| Use and Walter X. Farnsworth OF Rut-
..nd NAV be- candidates for the Rspubli.
"a nomination for secretary of state in
lS.
The Central Vermont Railway Co. has
,lseed an order for live hundred fiat cars
Huh The Hicks Locomotive and Car
works. and will receive the cars begin
ping about the last OF March.
Richard Carpenter OF Groton aud Levi
alchfldtr OF Montpelier have each been
sBed . Tor the chasing of deer by dogs.
BL Cameron Of Mansfield was fined 80
lor the killing OF deer by dogs.
Oysr fifty families Ia Springfield desire
ts sme7ts, Il is said that fully sixty new
houses are planned for the coming spring
and summer. Last year houses were built
u nearly every street in the village.
w. Bigelo v, night editor OF the Free
Pr $, who ran for mayor of Burlington
As year against j. 4. Burke, Democrat,
Who has held office for the past four years,
vas renominsted Saturday night at a
large caucus,
IAO uAlls Will III Cl. JQlns-
bury 10 April when w. j. Bryan and
prominent New England Democrats will
speak there. The organization in charge
Is called the 81. Johnsbury Progressive
Democratic league.
Henry {. lde, former governor general
Of the Philippines, who has just been
passing few days at his old home in st.
lohBsbury, il being his first visit to YER
mont since his return from Manila, has
returned TO Washington.
Frank May Of Brattleboro was seriously
hurt while handling bale OF cloth at the
Hooker, COrser 4 Mitchell overall factory.
Feb. II. He fell from the second floor
down the elevator shaft, the bale falling
upon him and inIuring him internally.
The senior class OF the Brattleboro High
school netted about 800 from its fair,
which more than provides for the neces-
ssty expenses Of the coming trip to Wash
ington, when added TO what was previous
y IN the treasury.
sates Attorney II. c. Bacon OF Wind
ham county is conducting an active
crusade against the shipment OF liquors
INTO Bellows Falls from North Walpole,
\. H. The first driver arrested came
ron across the Connecticut and is under
500 bai.
A special session OF supreme court,
lasting less than two days, was held st
81 Johnsbury last week. The Orange
county case Of Martin &. Rowell vs. b.
Faak Kicker, submitted on briefs, was
ieit with Judge James NJ. Tyler of
5nttleboro.
Maj. Herbert T. Johnson OF the second
battalion Of the Vermont National Guard,
shue passing through the fsrmyard OF
as brother, Frank b. johnson, at Brad
loid recently, was attacked by bull.
although torn and bruised, no bones
were broken.
Robert Mcfarland, formerly OF Science
sdy' y, Y, and owner OF some of the
most famous dogs in the world, is to make
rutland his home. He has leased small
iAfm on the outskirts OF the city and will
dogs >''''
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edward Bailey ana
asughter have left Montpelier for their
new nome iii st. Paul, Mimi. The en-
bb,vyees al the Pavilion hotel, where MIR.
paney was recently manager, presented
MN par OF solid gold cuff buttons set
with diamonds.
~ = A. Brown OF PlaIufield hada bit
~ experience with the cold the other
u'sul when his exhausted horse sank in
II H.
nome at 2 o'clock in the morning. He
s sIlp, ,l and by telephone as both his
eel were badly frozen.
Bellows Falls has cut out its usual
sanuai appropriation of $500 for band
rIIncefts; the wages OF the village en-
p,uyees nave been raised from Is to 20
bo n.s an hour; and the president of the
oSs .rl oil trustees has been voted salary
VI go a year and each trustee $50.
Mchael Clune OF Brattleboro was ar
bS o Feb. IA charged with stealing
co U,Se ana buggy from George A. White, a
tO Oupe orlVer Clune admitted that he
wo TA the team while intoxicated. He
so a,yeu examination and was placed under
coma oDnaS of 300 for appearance at county
tha ssSitratlon papers have been filed in
Mort HllGe OF the secretary OF state at
en obbispelier Tor the Tim Co. OF Troy, N. Y,
Tb; Uiiaig 1t to do business in this state
ana urn. urn mas capital stock OF $500, 600
sbi.t Iaianqtactures linen collars, cuffs and
RntI ts Its principal office will be in
Tho