Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-03-21
State of Vermont.
,su, Condensed and Rewritten
tor Our Readers.

80 burned March o. i-oa' ~ F1'N",
I'M no insurance
se' ray,n ". sayton OF Northheld,
~ Nsll. known resident OF War
ND' ,s,o.tsd that Springfield is to have
to5B.rry. a bush factory, which
hggS,..sts there the coming summer.
va ~ Episcopal church, Nergennes,
~ $500 unanimous call To the Rev.
"a sAsSpD 9fy 10 become rector OF the
rarish, go, ,o.o,a ,svo,a IN
amor Iieenle, but no one ever has
hes I'VE license in that town. The
gg' Soie vas. Yes, 81 no. i.
~ vas fined 80 in Sheffield for
hs an line floor OF the town hall
,glAsas, ,ssfing day, being the first PEN
Na w. S,mnesed under the new law,
's 49,. If Burlington have subscribed
-S.ls,o@ srt the 100000 fund required TO
'sN NM from Maxwell Eyarts and the
ss yst's M The state fair in Burlington.
D,pabue OF Mortified pleaded
:; ~ npe Cifence OF keeping liquor
g9uH ,spf 40 sell. In Washington county
WV wv, isst week, and was fined $500 and
costs
all
'ny-ps In the state which did not
guy .yesn vote on the local option
i h, LIQUOR question at the recent town
neellrg''
a,,ions az Vermont, have won four.
~ gut Of tWenty-o one games played this
' '., scoring 90 points to their OPP
pOueDls o9i'
The county meetings Tor town roao COM
a.i,nsrs under direction of the state
I.,hFsy commissioner include one at
S5sl.ss Arr. no. and one at White River
Junction Apr. III.
Aher paving sll expenses OF the Brattle-
a.ss1b,sI seniors trip TO Washington,
,ss,siss balance OF 500 on hand. This
~ hem turned over TO the junior class
Award me expenses OF next years trip.
rhs ysp5rt Of an assault by Mrs. NJ. j.
Manning. inCeused over the punishment
,ibsr s61 In school. ON the teacher, Miss
Pnms Locke. at Bellows Falls, was incor-
~. no such assault having been made.
Tbs farm house owned and occupied by
Charles Allen IN Waterville was burned
March Is, together with large part OF its
.SrtsDts The estimated loss is from
y0O 10 - 800, partially covered BY In
annoe.
lain Griffith OF Middlesex met with a
singular accident while feeding one OF his
srpn Mar. IS. One OF the animals turned
s,o.s and gored him severely in the side,
making an ugly wound and breaking one
q bis rtns.
David Mcknight. a Brattleboro work
man. saved the life Of five-year- Angie
Bugri who, while coasting, ran into an
o1eu place n the river and had sunk for
he second time Her sled was swept un-
der the ice.
John Roberts, a Thetford farmer, was
driving only short distance on the rail-
road track the other day, when a train de-
n0ished the sleigh and tore the harness
nom The horse, but neither Roberts nor
TIE horse was injured.
The 25-year-old widow OF Columbus
Huling of bennington was married last
week 20 Frank 5, Lake OF White Creek, y.
Y, Hulipg was s. years old when he mar
RED the young lady and lived only few
months, leaving her $4,000.
A post norton examination OF a COW
owned by a. B. Peck OF Calais, which died
recently showed the cause OF her death TO
hs piece % ire two inches long which
ne ste a-d which was imbedded in the
hsart, only about one-eighth OF an inch
rlo,fud.ug
At a special village meeting a large
majority ~ the voters OF Swsuton voted
70 install 2 new water system, taking
fairfield pond as the supply, provided the
pAn Us found feasible after the proper
surveys have teen made, and the system
eau be constructed for $4,000.
Inc Hon, John Barrett, Nermonter
whose success in the diplomatic service OF
he United states has been often recog-
nisd, will conduct the rejuvenated inter-
hallonal bureau Of American republics in
Washington IN S7j0, 900 home which will
Dc eompleted the coming year.
In a recent fire which damaged the
Property Of Martele Il LavaIley OF Burl-
ingIon to the extent OF about 5000,
Moses Wheel, who resided in a tenement
u The building, single handed, threw a
PIANO out OF a seeond-story window,
'heh pitched cook stove out after il.
Cnates A. Cal1erwood, grand master of
!Ae Masonic Grand lodge OF Vermont. was
INJURED at the railroad station in st.
1ohns6ury March IL. He attempted to
elo's the railroad tracks and was struck
locomotive and thrown against
wv; His wrist was broken and hip in
william Hunt of Essex Junction, in
S.cIea Tor mauslaughter by special grand
saay lor The death of John Early, was adj
r THte1 to bail in $1,000 March 10 in the
ssDilehden county court. Early was
ssuoeAeu down and run over by a
Jan. Y.
nn'le cutting down a tree in West
ys '.aIN March Is, Elmer G.. Wilder was
s rSly injured, the tree falling upon him
a aou crushing his skull and breaking his
Nh mn, law and one leg. He died 10 min
~ ~ alter the accident, He was the owner
Jamaica. ,i'' "
y, M and Mrs, Richard belong OF Brit
Svu, o. OAK, are i'll of smallpox at the
NJ lEuie 10 Oh their parents in Bristol. Mr.. and
sbo,,. D,elong went to Bristol on a visit
al UO., TWO weeks ago, became ill, and their
Tbs ' S was later diagnosed as smallpox.
nas mouse Is under a strict quarantine and
y "e" cases have developed.
Asuck Of dynamite was found Mar. II
sS,iSSo.hihen unloading car at the Con-
NontnoGS;. Lighting company's plant at
cooi epeller, The company was short of
ro oad quo !. asked the Central Vermont rail-
IN W ior car. The dynamite was found
WIKI wins car 1t is believed it was mixed in
W. Ssnipment at the mines.
eoo ae Burlington police have arrested
y, George Mcclellan, who confessed to Sc
ot f' !. VI petty thefts extending over period
pIoi yurse weeks. Residents have COM
mono eu continually during this time that
stolen paced IN milk bottles had been
cauobt t ana early one morning he was
'aklng pennies from bottle.
ulrs' Nellie H. pettis Sab;, ooad TX