Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-16
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Memorial day speaker at Enosburg
M. a 10 be Col. Albert CLARKE oil boston
o.. Raw o. n. Bean has rendered his
lnvostlon 10 the Baptist church al East
mar ar coos Manufacturing Co. at Guild
lh ,,St An 40 10 10000 feet OF logs By
s',h water recently
~. Manchester congregational church
lay s95sd 4 call 10 the Rev. Vincent
has = ~ Nest Chelmsford, Mass, TO be-
eone is pastor
-. Rrothers OF Castleton have con-
s,hs demands OF their 30 slate work.
esa.f nine hour day and the men have
|.s,arned TO work.
80, 80 p. aoag, aged 81 years, said to be
hn snryiying member OF the legis-
a. ns 81 mai enacted the prohioitory iiquor
10y died 10 Lincoln May 0.
49, ,,sttleboro Y. NJ. e. A. has total
lnS nam of 277, including las active
1ssahers. The average daily attendance
J. ,hs rooms the past year has been lo4.
in the sugar orchard OF Mrs, Jennie l..
|aaI Of Albany, from 10 trees was made
~ mounds, or nearly seven pounds toa
,,ss. Of very nice maple sugar this season.
More than :, 500 has been subscribed by
~ citiyens OF Barre for the city hospital.
49, central Labor union voted 800. The
"a. and other furnishings have been or
dered.
Gov. Fletcher ID. Proctor was best man
!, The wedding OF Hon. Frank Z. Partridge
:, Proctor and Miss Sarah l.. sanborn at
~ nome OF the bride In Chenos, ILL.,,
last week.
s,aying breaking at Fair Haven
..n.sd Peter Lornadeo TO fall 30 feet to the
s,onnd. INJECTING serious, II not fatal, in
'snes lie struck on hin back and was
isrIbly bruised.
AZ i Humans creamery building in
p,isto was entered May and a portion
n Inc weighing scales aud the engine
w,-e removed aud carried OF, thus pre-
renting the starting OF the plant.
EVELYN L'Ecuyer, a 12-year-old st. AL
hsns girl. was attacked last week by a pet
m ana badly bitten on the cheek and
80. The child was asleep when the cat
oeyeloped It's unexplained savsgeness.
Mrs. LIKE Morse OF Williamsville. who
va fatally injured in runaway accident
n Brattleboro May 8, died the following
rlght. Mr.. Morse, who sustained frac-
tare OF the collarbone, is still at the hospi.
tai.
The old reservoir, which has stood for
over 80 wears as a part OF the 81. Johns
b1ry aqueduct system, has been lcveled
to the ground and on its site will be built
he new hospital, in dimensions i0Oxi0
teei.
Thirty-Hye business men OF Morrisville
have petItioned Congressman ID. j. Foster
Ia opposition to a parcels post. The petit
ton will be formally presented by Mr.Fos-
tsr with many others at the opening OF
congress.
The state fair project moves at White
River Junction, according to report. The
civil engineer to lay out the halt-mile
track is there, the horse sheds are TO be re-
covered and the mile track put in shape
Tor training.
The Freeman Bros. needle factory, Brat
tleboro, has been sold TO the Excelsior
Needle Co. OF Turrington. Conn, and VIII
be closed in about three weeks. About a
Dozen hands have been employed in the
Brsttleboro factory.
Btidport has an epidemic OF measles
which has caused the closing OF schools
and the abandoning OF religious services
except at inirequent intery. Is. Twenty
sn houses are quarantined there on &C.
eount OF the disease.
Henry A. Davis, aged ~ years, a long
tine resident OF South Londonderry, was
ionnd dead in his kitchen April q, having
committed suicide by hanging. No mo-
tive or reason except temporary insanity
can be assigned for the deed.
Barnet Wool OF Burlington, brakeman.
was struck by switch engine in the
White River Junction yards Thursday
evening and it is thought that his injuries
are SO serious that he cannot recover. He
was taken TO his home in Burlington.
Frank Brisette OF Burlington. who re-
Eently made fierce assault on Joseph
dupont, has been convicted of breach OF
fae peace and sentenced TO serve not less
nan one and one half nor more than two
ears IN the house OF correction at Rut-
land.
The National Fibre Board Co.'s mills in
AorrlsYille are to be enlarged to consid-
faole extent the coming summer. 1t is
Fought that the outlay may reach $4,000.
ne output OF the mill has doubled the
ast TWO years and the pay OF the employ
rs has been increased.
Under an act passed by the last legisla-
afe providing for the appointment OF Z
oman TO serve with the governor, lieu
enant-governor, and speaker Of the house
board TO visit state institutions, Gov
~ Proctor has named Mrs. T. F. Hazen
o. Johnsbury for the position.
new, George W. G. Hill has accepted
ne call as pastor OF the North Congrega