Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-01
LATE STATE NEWS.

A case OF what is supposed to be small.
poS has broken out in Marshiield, the son
OF Leon Croto being i'll of what is
thought to be that disease.
The wood shop of the Boston 4 Maine
Railroad Go. at Lyndonyille was badly
damaged by fire Friday, together with
several cars stored in the building. The
loss is estimated at $4,000.
Walter Magoon, the ten-year-old son OF
Leslie Magoon of Boston, died in New
port Thursday from the effects of a gun
shot wound received Tuesday. Walter
and his brother, Leslie, aged seven years,
were examining rifle when il accident
ally discharged
Nerda Bruno, the Italian tried in Barre
city court ON the charge of breach OF the
peace in assaulting Joseph Bianchi at a
picnic at Townsend grove a month ago,
was acquitted and discharged Friday.
The companion cases against Joseph
Sepah SASH and Luigi Cassi will be mol
pressed by the states attorney.
At hearing in the case of Charles
Crone OF Brattleboro on the charge of at
tempting to commit criminal assault
on the twelve-yesr-old daughter OF A. z.
Torrey OF North Hinsdale, n. H., prob
able cause was found against the respond
ent, who was bound over to the October
term OF Cheshire county court under
bonds OF 5000, which he was unable to Sc
cure.
DR.. Zera ID. Stanley, Boston dentist,
while on his wedding trip TO Rutland
with his second wife, was sued as an alb
sconding debtor by John w. stearns, a
furniture dealer, for s20 baby carriage
which was ordered for the child of Stan
ley's first wife, Mrs. Mildred (Cardelle)
Stanley, who was divorced from him
about two years ago. Mrs. Cardelle and
the four-year-old son live in Rutland.
The furniture dealer presented bill on
learning that Stanley was again in town
and the suit resulted from the dentist s
refusal to pay it. The bill was finally
paid.
State Auditor Horace F. Graham says
that he does not believe there will be
any saving to the state by the new judici-
airy system. In his opinion the dual sys-
tenn OF courts viii cost the state in excess
of what the judiciary system has cost in
former years between $4,000 and s11,-
600, or practically the salaries OF the three
new judges and their expenses. Doing
away with the fee system in municipal
courts, however, and the placing OF city
judges on salary will, in the opinion OF
the auditor, balance the extra expense
of the supreme and superior courts, so
that the change in the judiciary will not
for the current two years increase the cost
OF the administration of justice.
General Gilmore has received word
from the war department that field can
non similar to those used in the regular
army will be supplied to the artillery
corps at Norwich university, Mortified.
as soon as President Spooner makes a re-
QUESTION for them. When these cannon
arrive at Mortified, new range for ar
tillery practice at the university will be
laid out. Two cannon were shipped
by General Gilmore last week to Governor
Proctor. These are relics OF the st. Al
bans raid, and are part of the cannon
sent at that time by the United States
government for the protection OF the
state. They are six-pounders. One OF
these cannon will be placed on the
grounds of the tuberculosis sanatorium at
Pttsford and one near the public library
at Proctor. 1t is probable they will never
a ION N ha