Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-10

The herd OF cattle belonging "a viii
liam Brown Of Berlin was tested resxntlv
and q the 45 head Of cattle tested. 81
showed symptoms Of tuberonloslf, re-
aponding to the tests, and we're ordered
killed. Of "a cows, 20 were tube.c hlar
and among the herd two young cattle.
The barn OF WIN Donaldson at Newark
was burned to the ground last week All
Of the hay. one horse and some farming
tools were burned. There was small in
aurance. The cause OF the fire was the
upsetting OF q lantern. The loss falls
very heavily on Mr. Donaldson at this
time Of year.
Under the viii OF the late United atates
Senator Redheld Proctor OF Proctor. made
public December 1. hSs estate viii 10 10
members Of his family, with the excep-
tion Of requests Of $4,000 70 the Proctor
Library association and 5000 e. the
Proctor Cemetery association. The value
Of the estate Is not mentioned.
As Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. West If st.
Johnsbury were driving towards home
Sunday night, Nov. 30, O. II. Turner'S
automobile ran into their carriage. and
both were thrown out. Mrs. West sus-
tanned a dislocated hip and It IL thought
Mr.. West was not seriously iniui "a. The
carriage was badly demolished.
The barn OF jay Cook at whippls Hol-
low, West Rutland. was burned t. the
ground early Saturday morning, and
eleven cattle, q horse. some swine and
several tons Of hay we're destroyed. The
loss Is 5000. The IRE Is believed tc
attending dance In the vicinity.
The water supply throughout the state
10 very low, no heavy rains having talien
for the past three months. At Swanfon
the Missisquoi river IL reported higher
than ut any time since June, and the
Chester reservoir IL full and running
over, but outside the village farmers arr
driving stock long distances to water.
Joseph Devino, iewelsr in winoosKi
met with painful accident last Thursday
morning. While ct work, an electric far
which was in motion on shelf near tn,
window, was accidentally tipped ever
and In trying to catch Il three fingers O
one hand were badly cut and lacerated
Mr.. Devino went to the Mary Fletehel
hospital where the injured hand wa
dressed.
In an automobile accident at RUTLAND
Friday night, Nov. "a, Harold G. Mar
tins right arm was broken at the elbow
a. L. Casey received = bad cash over tn
right eye. and three other young men vgerI
tipped out Of the machine. The light
on the auto were the dim kerosene kInf
and Ia turning out for another vehicll
the machine struck . telegraph pole. AL
its occupants were thrown down an en-
hankment.
The grist, saw and cider mills belong
ing to H. NJ. Brown 4 Co. one milk
north OF Castleton village were destroyes
By fire Nov. 20. The loss exceeds $40, 0O'
and tho property was not insured. III
main building was 200 BY 80 feet in size
The entire plant was wiped out excsp
the iron storehouse, containing two car
loads Of grain. The origin Of the fra
unknown. The mills were built abou
twelve years ago.
} The remains Of the body Of James Tut
! tie, a victim OF the Richford elevator els
aater Of Oct. z, have been positively idsn
titled BY his wife and were buried Friday
and the remains Of other unidentifel
bodies were also buried then, there beinl
no hope OF any further Identification