Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-06-06
State Of Vermont.
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t0f 49,
.,.horo win expend about $4,000
in psrmansn. highway WORK '''' sun"
mer -. .x,.na-
l.nto A. b. Freeman OF Newton,
my Albert Flint Of 81, Johnsbary,
h,a;sa by senator Diliingham, has
splst me required examination and en-
is,sd the Naval academy
-, Mace Of Wells River, charged
h,ntally assaulting and kicking his
80 Is in the Orange county lah az
S,sl.sa awaiting the action oil the grand
jury :, 49,
'hsnks scale works, 81. Johnsbury,
sssn appointed cadet at West Point
yo,,sry academy by an Iowa Congress
| man.
p,.hmond has just voted an extra
=, aoo In addition to the $40, 900 voted
49, March meeting for the erection OF
nsw high school building. Work will
he begun ~ N"N
Sven arrests on charges OF intoxica-
Nam and illegal liquor selling were made
:, Maintain notch, Jeffersonville, last
-. and after a hearing all OF the pris-
onsrs were found guilty.
A Farnsworth, q motorman on the
p.,l.nd street railway, was coupling a
r..,enger and gravel car May "a when he
"a ,aught between the bumpers and
Iadly injured about the hips.
Mayor Albert Shedd OF Nashua, n. H.,
..nybt Al Averill recently what was said
a y the largest salmon ever taken from
r,,..t lake in that place. II weighed
Twelve pounds and was twenty nine inch
G, long.
Ernest Hooker OF Brandon recently
,uyht in trap near Goshen bear
which weighed 225 pounds. He chic
,,iormed il with the intention OF TAX
inr il home alive, but the bear died on
The way.
Eugene Dagenais, 10 years old, at
,,mpted 10 board a moving train at
Newport May 80, lost his balance and
vas drawn under the wheels, crushing
HI, leg so badly that amputation was
necessary.
Edward S. Watson, principal OF the
high school at Pittsfeld, n. H., has been
Amounted superintendent for the group
al thlrty-five schools in the towns of
Newport, Coventry and Irasburg, at a
salary Of $1,000.
hoa
pointed A. A. Olmstead OF Newbury q
member of the commission to investigate
the subject OF taxation to MI the vacancy
caused BY the resignation OF James II.
Williams OF Bellows Falls.
Nine Polanders employed by the John
Jones Slate Co. at Castleton were burned
out when the Peter Durvsge place was
destroyed by hre at midnight May rs
They were sheltered for the night by
neighbors and supplied with clothing.
A. II. Slsyton, an amateur Morrisville
fisherman, landed at Lake Caspian,
Greensboro, the other day trout thirty
three and one-half inches long, eighteen
inches around the body, which tipped
the scales at fifteen pounds and one
ounce.
Justice c. II. Robb OF the district court
u appeals, who went to Washington
trom Bellows Falls, was broken in
health at the close of his first term on
the bench and will probably go to Fort
Bsyard, New Mexico, soon for medical
tratment.
DR.. ]. NJ. Ryder OF Bellows Falls,
convicted of malpractice, was not sem
fenced at the recent term OF Windham
county court, his counsel intimating that
be would be able to furnish bail in the
sum Of $1,000, pending an appeal to the
supreme court.
The Rutland Railroad company was
cen ed a change OF venue in the case
against it by G. F. o. Kimball, admins
lrstor OF the estate of George p. Bar
rows, who was killed in the Vergennes
wreck last December. The company
leared it could not get fair trial by an
Addison county jury.
The contract for building the Connec-
lleut river dam has been awarded to the
y u White Co. of New York, and
WORK has been begun. The greatest
problem that has been encountered is
"nefe TO place the dam. The location
VIII not be definitely decided upon until
iurlner borings are made.
In Washington county court May 20,
nose brassaw of Barre pleaded guilty to
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