Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-12-19
M missing garments. Upon this evidence

he was arrested. ' e'ioenc
me store OF George A. Swallow .
.n., nsviie, "a postoffice in West Wind
.b was broken into Monday NIGHT =
ss week ana watches, cigars and severa
'naii articles were stolen. The hnrglar
aineo entrance by breaking the iarp
'front.' window. No trace as to the nerns
traitors was left. The postoffice i ;n ~,
store' but was not bothered.
AN extensive station for the breed;ro -
onout may be established by the IJnitef
states government in the v;c;n;tv -
Fittsford. H. Won Bayer, engineer If ~.
bureau OF fisheries, inspected the ahsn
uoned state fish hatchery at Holden Gn
the town OF Chittenden) recentIv In cow
pany with II. G. Thomas of Stowe stoto
nsn ana game commissioner.
George Duke, who was former,v ON
pioyed in the shops of the Lane Mann
featuring Co. in Montpelier. and who
later lived in Plainfold, attemnted To
commit suicide with revolver SUNDAY of
last week at his home in Natick. Mas.
Despondency over ill health is said To
nave oeen the cause. He fred three bull
lets INTO his breast, but it is thought he
mas an even chance for recovery.
A scale of marble weighing fully two
hundred tons slid from the east wall of
1ne Albertson quarry at West Rutland
DEC. and crashed into the hollow at the
pase. Ii was loosened by frosts. As the
siloe occurred before the day force had
gone TO work, only the night Waterman
50" II. he was standing some distance
way, put even there he was struck by
yins ICE ana bruised about the body.
Inc jury in the case of Lyle L. Virgins
vs.. E. 2. Waist Manufacturing CO "a
north bennington brought in a verdict of
si,uoo damages and costs in Bennington
county court Dec. z. The suit was
Drought by the plaintiff former en-
pioyee, to recover S., 900 damages for in
Jurles TO hand received while operating
: mangle in the defendant company,s
iactory at North bennington three years
ago.
N. =. wheeler of Rutland, owner of a I
motel on Mount Killington which has
oeen closed for several years, offers to be
one OF ten Rutland men to repair the ho-
.el ana the road leading to it, keeping a
piaee wnere one could entertain friends
mo "here transients could get cup of
once and bite to eat if wanted. To the
men who will do this Judge Wheeler
y
md pay the taxes himself for the sake of
'eeplng the property from going to ruin.
While picking out an old charge of
'owder, which had failed to 90 off.
dlchael Hayes was blown p feet in the '
II when the charge explc ID at West
'astieton quarry Dec. and he was fatally ]
INJURED. Hayes, who was As years old. i
Ias picked up by fellow workmen and t
MUSICIAN who was summoned ordered t
ne man taken to the Albany, N. Y. hos !
ltal. Hayes skull was fractured and he r
led on the train before it reached AL t
any. The quarry where the accident oc- c
aired is owned in part by the victims t.
ster. A peculiar fact is that Hayes' a
rother was killed there in similar r
anner five years ago. Up
George III. Barrett of West BrattIeboro fl
rought suit against the town of Brattle- Il
pro last week for damages in the sum b
40, 200. The case will be tried at the "
prll term of the Windham county court. al
T. Barrett and William F. Sullivan, a
III OF horses and load of wood broke pl