Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-09
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Newport village has adopted the curfew
The town Of East Middlebury 10 making
arrangements 10 put In complete watel
rhe Rev. A. +. Eidridge has resigned q,
rastor Of Inc Congregational church al
McIndoes Falls.
The gross receipts from Col. W. J.
Ryyan,s two addresses In -. Johnsbury
wsre nearly 800.
In A baseball game played ia Burlington
retrsday the University OF Vermont was
deiealed by Dartmouth by score OF "a
6
The Adams opera house at Proctorsville
was dedicated May by minstrel show.
'rse opera house has seating capacity OF
four hundred
Atan exciting village meeting recently
An pssex Junction, the matter OF installing
sever system was laid on the table by 4
large majority.
A peaeham man reports making eight
mounds OF maple syrup TO tree and The
ssp was still running. The trees stood In
me open and had large tops.
secretary of State Z. q. Fleetwood has
granted a fourth class or wholesaler
lquOr license 10 Frank NJ. Brown OF
Bsrre, for which he paid fee OF $500.
The daily average attendance at the Sol
a,ers Home in Bennington for the month
of April was 20. AT present there are II In
Inc Home, OF whom % arein the hospital.
The village meeting at johnson May 4
voted 10 lease OF Parker h Stearns for W
wears their water power for the purpose OF
Installing an electric light and power
plant.
The Central Vermont has refused all
freight in carload lots consigned to Brat
tleooro aud will maintain the embargo
until the car congestion in the railway
yard is remedied.
George Williams OF st. Johnsbury was
lined .i6 last week for tearing down a
quarantine notice on his house, placed be-
cause Of the illness of his daughter with
diphtheria, and going to work.
Luigi Galleani, who has recently been
on trial at Paterson, y. j., for being con-
nected with the silk riots there in 1902,
mas returned to Barre. The jury In his
case disagreed and Galleani is again out on
bail.
The Rev. e. w. Jackson, for five wears
pastor OF the Baptist church at Bellows
Falls, has resigned TO accept a call to a
church at Brandon. Manitoba, a town OF
1900. lie will begin his duties there in
June.
Fully 800 members OF Cairo temple, No.
bles OF the Mystic Shrine. assembled at
ST. JOhns0ury Thursday evening and
watched 30 candidates from different parts
OF the state cross the hot and arid sands.
Maxwell Evarts, president OF the Yer
mont Fish and Game league, has received
a letter stating that Governor Hughes OF
mn ha mi ha
able TO attend the midsummer meeting OF
the league.
Four OF the children Of b. G. Ryan Of
Camb idge we're suddenly taken i'll last
week from pt1maine poisoning. The fam
ily had eaten breakfast food, those using
cream becoming sick, while those who
used milk suffered no i'll effects.
Senator w. p. Dillingham; of Montpelier
has arrived home from New York. He
expects to remain in Montpelier for two
weeks or more before entering upon the
work OF the summer, as chairman OF the
congressional committee ON immigration.
Joseph Teroungo OF Rutland, who is SO
years old. Is in critical condition as a re-
suit OF Injuries eceived in a runaway &C
cident He was thrown from the vehicle
IN Naoh be was riding and was rendered
Unconscious IS result OF a conclusion Of
the brain.
E. L. Haynes. principal OF the high
school at North River, Me-, the past four
years, has been elected su perintendent of
schools for the union formed by Whining
ton, Nottingham, Readsboro and SIAM
ford. He will assume his duties July at
salary of s!,400.
Joseph Brissette of Burlington, jealous
over the affections OF George Dupont to
Mrs. Brissette, hurled hammer at his
guests head and In consequence the
victim OF the assault is Low in the Mary
Fletcher hospital suffering from fracture
of the frontal bone.
Della $. Samson of Enosburg has been
hned 500 for making out a fraudulent
pension claim. She paid her fine. The
woman was indicted at the February term
oil United States court. She was arrested
and taken into court by Deputy United
states Marshal Thomas Reeves.
Col. Joseph Battell's valuable Morgan
stallion, General Gates, considered one of
the best of his class in New England, has
peer neen sold to the U. s. agricultural farm at
,Weyoridge. Colonel Battell secured this
morse only a few years ago in California
AID brought him to Middlebury.
The Hooker, Corser & Mitchell company
OF Brattleboro has concluded that the
only way to keep up with its orders is to
establish branch factory in some other