Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-03-26

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! Private William Murrey, Troop Fl
ort Etnan Allen, has been tried bv {
general ccurt-martial at Fort Slocum. N
T., and found guilty OF desertion and O.
fraudulent enlistment and sentenced tc
| olshonorab bic discharge, forfeiture of all
pay and allowances, and confinement al
! hard labor at the United States military
PRISON, Fort Leavenworth, Kan, for two
and one-half years.
The jury in the case of SiIas H. Davis
! admx. vs. the Rutland Railroad Co. re-
turned verdict in Rutland county court
Monday, March 16, of $1,000 for the
plaintiff. The trial of the case occupied
TOUR days. Engineer Davis was killed at
East Clarendon in June, 1906, when a
! runaway freight car colIided with pas
senger train. His wife, who has a large
| family of children, sued for s., 900, alleg-
ing negligence.
1t has been decided to erect a new
building to take the place of the one re-
Gently burned at the Kurn Hattin Home,
Westminster, the new building to cost
about $4,000. Mrs. Frederick Billings
OF Woodstock has started the fund with a
gift of $4,000. The insurance on the
burned building will bring the amount
up to about half what is needed to carry
out the present plan, although part will
be used for the alterations.
The fourth annual trip of the senior
class of the Bellows Falls High school to
Washington, D. c., will be begun tomor-
row, when special cars W ill take the party
to Rutland, where it will be joined by the
Rutland High school seniors and by those
from other schools. At Albany, the st.
Johnsbury High school seniors and ac-
companying party will join the excursion
and all the Vermonters will then proceed
to Washington together. Four days will
be passed in the capital.
Arthur Howard, of Burlington, barber
and eX-soldier, who was in city court last
week Tuesday to answer to the charge of
manning his father-in-law, October Ar
acand, pleaded guilty to an information
filed against him ana received a sentence
of from two and one-half to three
years in state prison. Howard assaulted
his father -inlaw with a razor and cut
a long cash in the old mans face Ar
acand was in court with his head so
swathed in bandages that only his eyes
were visible.
At the March meeting of the Vermont
association of Washington, held last
week Wednesday evening at the rooms OF
the Washington club at ITO D St, over
one hundred people were present to enjoy
program of music and reading. ResO-
buttons occasiOned by the death of Sena-
tor Proctor, an honorary president of the
association, were adopted. 1t was voted
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The death Of Waldo M. Shadd of AL
hanv occurred at the RriobtIooly boanitaI
81 Tobnsburv Sunday March IL from
wounds accidentalIv received while rab-
hit bnntire. a week before S2.edd was
With Clarence Martin a,,ad = wears
" hen n urfju o l9ffpr'S bapFlG WAS
CHARGED ana lhe ehof -Iodgod IN shades
hal, ,,asr. The Joet hin IRE cnIv br5.a nj
so,.ir,a Shq4d,s life ,av in an onaratfor
,vhjc6 If was ifnDossihIe 70 rerforn7 NV.
inc, to his Weakened condi+io1 The dead
lad was 16 wears Old and the son of MIR. .
and hrs. Warren Shadd.
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faIiin9 tree at The wood lot Of Jeremiah
t4ini,no5 in HIe1don ONLY meegre in
rorn,ation about the accident corja he
learned from the tesmsters who brought
-bo ,odx, ont of the woods # is said