Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-07-25

lodge was suspended about month ago
and its charter revoked. According To
the dispatch, the lodge was exonerated
and credentials were issued 10 its dele
gates,
While Orrin Russell, a Jumper, was
working under a large derrick in the
Mould 4 Davis stone sheds in Morris
Vile, he looked up just in time to dodge
a heavy falling wheel, and escape the
full force OF the blow, As il was he
received severe scalp wound and in
iuries TO his back that confined him to
his bed.
States Attorney Gates is not satisfied
that the Central Vermont Railway COM
pany means 10 pay weekly any other men
than the rs mentioned in his complaint,
and has so informed the attorney OF the
road, He intends to ascertain the name
OF every employee OF the company in
Montpelier and vicinity and complain in
his name.
Patrick Barron of Winooski died in the
Fanny Allen hospital, winooski, wednes-
day, July II, OF blood poisoning. A few
weeks ago the thumb OF the right hand
was cut of while he was at work in the
wooden mills. The wound became infect
ed and he was taken to the hospital for
treatment, but blood poisoning developed
and caused death.
Rev. DR.. ]. II. George has resigned as
pastor OF the First Congregational church,
Burlington, his letter OF resignation hay-
/ ing been written from Seattle, Wash.
Doctor George resigns the pastorate 10 be-
come president OF Drury college In
I Springfield, No., OF which he was trus-
tee and chairman OF the board during a
pastorate in st, Louis.
! II is supposed that Lewis King OF
Miles pond was dragged and kicked to
death by his horses. When one OF the
team returned home bearing part OF a
broken harness and feed bag, an in
yestigation was instituted and Mr.. King
was found dead in a pool OF blood, by
the roadside in Victory, with deep cut
I in the side OF his head.
A notice of tendency has been filed in
the Bennington county clerks Office in an
action brought to foreclose a mortgage for
I "a 900, 900 on the property OF the Harlem
Extension Railroad Co., which includes
the Lebanon Springs railroad and the
Bennington and Rutland railroad and
their property and right OF way from
Chatham Four Corners to Rutland.
Clyde Harrigsn, aged one and one-half
years, the son OF States Attorney and
Mrs. John Hsrrigsn, Of North Hero,
was drowned Tuesday morning, July l6,
/ in a tub Of water. The little fellow was
/ out playing and wandered into the barn
/ TO the tub OF water out of which the
horses drank, and fell in and was
/ drowned. He was dead when found.
While Arthur f. Phelps was at work
/ Tuesday morning at Camp Martin, both
OF his legs were badly cut on moving
machine. II is not known how the acct
dent occurred. He was so weak from loss
OF blood by the time the doctors arrived
that his wounds had TO be dressed in the
field. after which he was taken to the
house. His condition is very serious.
Francis Couture of Windsor Mills
Que, was run over by the cars at Ign
donyille July IA. He was asleep and go
carried by the station. As soon as h
awoke, he jumped from the moving trair
and the cars cut off his left foot about hi
ankle and the toes OF his right foot. III
dragged himself about so rods to tn
, nearest house, where he is being cared To-
by the family.
carload Of carbolic acid arrived il
Brattleboro July is from New London
Conn, to which place it was shipped
from New York en- route to Canada. On
Of the receptacles became broken north
New London and the disinfectant wa
snresd on the track. As the car bore tn
government seal, it could not be opened
: and continued its journey northwar'
still leaking.
Mrs. Fred A. Standish had her RICH
,eg broken July 10 by being thrown fror
, buggy and down an empanknen'
while driving near Montpelier Junction
The horse behind which she was ridln
: became frightened at passing automo
bile and, in collision with anothe
, team. Mrs. Standsh was thrown violent
: lv down steep bank. She struck on he
7 face. which was badly cut and bruised.
3 Daniel Carpenter, the oldest man |
Bennington county, died Friday, July 1.
: after a long illness, of blood poisoning
, Mr. Carpenter was born in New MILFORD
r Conn. SO years ago April q. He ha
D been a resident Of Bennington since lo4s
: Mr.. Carpenter was much interested in tn
: manufacture OF powder for the govern
ment during the Civil war. For sewers
Years he had been blind from cataract
d A heavy thunder shower passed ov'
+ Brattleboro July II, temporarily putin
A ont Of commission the electric lights, tel
: nbones and street railroad. During II
i Shower. a bolt entered the barn OF Stew
art Pratt, setting it on fire. A lars
&. number of farm wagons were saved an
all the animals except calf. About ~
= TONS OF hay were destroyed, which, wit
: the loss on the buildings, will aggrega
about Is, 900, covered by insurance.
IS James Towne of Purdyville, a 1s-yea
old how. died Of lockjaw Sunday, July
at the home Of A. G. Purdy of Manehe
u Tor from wound received the Fourt
? The how was handling revolver load'
!, with blank cartridge when it accide
tsllv went off, badly wounding his nan
!, DESPITE all efforts, lockjaw set in, whic
steadily growing worse, resulted IN y
: bov,s death. Young Towne had be-
l.. f~a