Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-04-04

and second class, u 300; third class. s35o,
hith class, sooo; seventh class, zoo The
price OF 10 seventh class license n ssno
higher than Il was last year.
Wilbur Binghsm's clothing stora an
Bristol Was entered THURSDAY night and
over sl00 worth Of goods we're taken
William Perry and Carl French were arr
rested Friday and placed 10 Jail. The
goods have been recovered. They We're
found, II is said, in Psrry's house.
Clinton Badger, formerly OF Montpelier.
snd ueorge Bennett OF Barre, who were
arrested recently IN South birmingham.
Mass, charged with burglary, have each
been placed under bonds Of si,0Oa, in de-
fault 81 which they have been committed
10 JAIL al East Cambridge, Mass, for trial.
Henry W. currier, aged 80 YEAR,, who
lives ON farm recently bought m New
bridge, made an attempt 10 commit sui-
eide sunday by stabbing himself in the
nsck with knife. Tie Is a man OF good
habits and the only cause for his rash
deed Is that he has OF late been Respondent
over the purchase OF his farm
In Chittenden county court March -.
the wilkins Brock case which had been
ON trlal for about three weeks In which
the plaintiff sought TO recover damages
from the defendant, an osteopathie
physician, for alleged malpractice, was
given TO the jury and a verdict was re-
turned that the plaintiif recover s2,7Oo.
Tho Condensed MIX Co. at Richmond
has an immense boiler and other machln-
cry, To cover which a forty-tOot addition
Is soon TO be huilt ON the east side OF the
plant. The company expects 10 receive
more than 10000 pounds OF milk day
this season. A large amount is taken 10
Richmond from Waterbury on the cars.
State Auditor Horace +. Graham has
turned over 10 State Treasurer +. ii.
Deavitt all the receipts for orders drawn
/ Tor current expenses OF the general
assembly OF 1905. The total amount was
/ si,sb3 ~, an Excess OF sl0,li76O over
that OF 1901. The legislature OF 1906 was
IN session y days, making a daily ex-
pense OF si,039.U.
The Corinth Copper Mining Co., char
tered under the laws OF New York has
/ filed certificate OF registration in
the office OF the secretary OF state and
Is licensed to do business in Vermont.
Tins company was organized for de-
veioping mining properties in Corinth.
/ IL has capital stock OF 5000 and its
office will be at Corinth, with Edward l..
smith as state agent upon whom papers
1 may be served.
4 The basket ball championship OF Yer.
mont in the professional ranks appears to
/ be unsettled, as the Springfield Athletic
/ club lays claim to the title through the
refusal OF the Brattleboro Athletics TO play
the tifth and deciding game in series be-
tween these two teams. Springfield was
awarded its second game by the referee,
following Brattleboro's refusal to continue
after player was ruled off the floor for
slugging.
t..a kalt IT, - "a
the Proctorsville wooden mill, Fred Hall,
an employee, was carried around the
shafting, one arm, leg and his Jaw being
/ fractured and several teeth Knocked out
before the machinery could be stopped.
The bones in the leg protruded through
the flesh. Hall was released, unconscious,
by fellow-employees, and three physicians
were summoned. 1t is likely that Hall
will recover and II is hoped to save his
leg.
Fred Brassau, a tramp, has been sem
/ fenced In Rutland county court TO serve
not less than eight nor more than ten
years in the state prison, Windsor, for
rape. His victim was an unmarried
woman of Benson, who lived alone. The
affair occurred last September but Brassau
was not arrested until sometime later,
Deputy Sheriff J. ii. Policy getting him
/ by hfteen-mile foot race through the
woods, the officer following the tracks
/ in the snow.
The William A. Perry property on the
corner OF Spaulding and Washington
streets. Barre. has been purchased as a
site for the proposed Barre city hospital,
\ for $4,000. The house contains eighteen
/ rooms and there are two and one half
acres of land. 1t is opposite the Spaul-
/ ding High school and is considered to be
the best centrally located site available.
Jacob Spaulding, who occupied the house
at one time, was principal OF the old
Barre academy.
4 Edwin l.. Ingalls,, superintendent OF
/ the Vermont Industrial school at YER
| gennes, has resigned. Mr.. Ingalls, has
been in charge OF the school for the past
I five years, succeeding the late s. A..
Andrews, and during his connection with
the school has brought about many i'm
provements. He is very popular official
with the officers and inmates of the school
as well as with the townspeopIe in gen.
eral 1t is understood that other more
attractive positions are open to him.
| The body OF a dog was found in sewer
at Brattleboro, on Oak Grove avenue, by
| Thomas Lynch and his workmen last
week. The sewer had been stopped up
about 10 days and the men spent con-
siderable time trying to discover the
cause Mr.. Lynch was much surprised
man when he found the dog, and he
exclaimed, "Begorra, he couldn't go
through the trap, but he did go through. !"
1t is supposed that some person opened
the man hole and dropped the dog
through it.