Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-04-04
State of Vermont.
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- heen resumed on the new
NW,t sanatorium at Pittsford ana VIII
Ns itss5ly be rushed as rapidly as possible
F''-..ss.man ID. ]. Foster OF Burlington
tons rome March "a from trip 10 the
aitNt m Panama which he made as one
l ~ nsrty az % Congressman.
,sus NIenard, aged "a years, deaf,
~ oyer and instantly killed March
81 N inooski station ~ = irvlshs tram
sssing. The body was cut IN .~o'
NO. tirupee, son OF Louis 6ronpee OF
a '.,ington, vas shot IN the wrist March
.ssy tbe premature discharge OF gun
Z. member viii probably DC ampusAted'
w,h the exception OF one Burlington
M al the banking institutions In
~ .tsts have paid their taxes 10 state
I as "a IL. Deayitt Of Montpelier.
~. nan +. &. Cheney of Morrisyille,
IN the Vermont house OF repre-
's,sti,es. Will deliver the Founders day
$40. ..,ion Al the University OF Vermont,
darlington, Mayl !.
.insle DAYS shipment OF milk from
,,..hReid Ia BOSTON comprised 800 cans,
800, over .. 400 quarts and representing
~, "a 10 the farmers. Tue car runs
,osr times a week.
~ Windham County Retail Grocers
u provision Dealers ASSOCIATION, Just
s,,med, declares against a parcels post
"a Mn try 10 secure legislation against
M catalogue houses.
rhs faithful dog OF q. NJ. Elliott OF Nor
IN awakened Mrs. Elliott Friday evening
80 house was on fire. The blaze was
~ eytinguished and the small damage
!, covered BY insurance.
rhs II c. White Co. OF North Benning-
,,a photographic and stereographic con-
~ ~ approved plans for a large fac
,.,r which i TO be built Immediately and
nd In addition TO its already extensive
plant.
r,,r the new dam across the Connecti-
,st liver al Brattlehoro and power thus
,.snsratad. 1000 horsepower must be re-
ssrvsd Tor Bratsleboro aud the same must
Il turn he contracted for by January !,
laa.
Companions yelling "copn to Henry
Mssse Of Barre, who had climbed a tele-
nbope pole, caused the youngster 10 slide
down quickly, thus receiving severe
gash which il required twelve stitches to
close.
The loss by the fire at IL. b. Parker 4
sons mill and piano sounding board
factory in North Troy March "a which
Quilted the second and third floors, will
e shout 5000, partially covered by in
surance.
Patrick O'Neil OF Bristol underwent an
operation March IS for the amputation of
one leg above the knee because of blood
poisoning. having lost the other one
nearly two years ago from the same cause.
He is g years old.
Within an hour OF marrying Elaine ID.
Clarke Thursday, Henry X. Ward OF Bur-
lington, aged y years, clerk and book
keeper for Mason q Co., was arrested
and placed in jail, charged with EN-
bezzling 800 from his employers.
Maria Giudulli shielded her husband in
city court, Barre, March %, by claiming
thst the liquor found at their house was
hers, and paid a fine OF $500 and costs.
Her husband was discharged. The place
was known as THE Dead Rat"
Eugene Mazzoni, lineman, who was
employed at the municipal electric light
plant IN Burlington, was instantly killed
Saturday. While handling Head wire,
be came In contact with live wire, and
200 volts passed through his body.
team driving over the railroad cross
ing at ST. Adams Saturday was struck by
aVentral Vermont engine and dragged.
TIE driver, Nat Hayden, escaped with a
ifaetured left ankle and right shoulder.
one horse was killed and the other badly
injured.
third veteran Of the Mexican and Civil
vars is announced in James A. Templeton
Of Worcester, who served in the same regi-
ment with Major Grout OF Waterbury in
Mexico and IN the First Vermont cavalry
~ y ne other war. Mr.. Templeton is in his
AS the result OF an experiment in
bouncing marbles, Martin Brodie of
ronltney, fourteen years old. may lose
me SIGHT OF his right eye. He threw a
marble against rock and, in breaking,
. piece Kew and cut a bad cash in the
white OF his eye.
The strike Of the Hardwick stone cutters
continues without change. 1t is doing
considerable injur, to the town and il is
eated VIII hurt business there all sum-
mer. While the cutters have made no
SsOncesslon, the employers are reported to
nave attempted to arbitrate.
man who revels in statistics finds that
mnlle the census OF 1900 shows little less
man o. per cent OF the population Of YER
.uout IS engaged IN farming, the bureau of
.Vviestry IN a recent bulletin announces
snat little less than 81 per cent OF the
area OF vermont is 10 farms.
Inc Rutland board of license COM
n,ssloners has fixed the schedule OF Ii
Cense fees for this year as follows First