Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-08-27
State of Vermont.
u.ws Condensed and Rewritten
IS Cor Our Readers.

u.ws Condensed and Rewritten
Is N' for Our Readers.
Goodhurst has rendered his
n 'sostion as pastor OF the Congregation
ss SIGH at Whiting, but the society re-
he'd to accept it.
v.,k Tudor of Bennington has orok-
Aa na, hone and other painful injuries
% Iui' sasnIt of being thrown by colt
s1icb be was leading.
n, Y. F. Stahl of Philadelphia
new ,rtsd the call extended to him by
Y SS.. 49, church at Bradford,
Iii assume his new duties soon.
r.. GLADYS Sanders, a former student
Mmo,tnelier seminary, was one of the
haar-siy candidates to pass the Colo
IN bar examination, peing ehe only
.,.sfnl woman student.
n, David L. Williams, pastor for the
i,bt years of the Welsh Congrega-
snsI church at Fair Haven, has resigned
u.- rsstorate. having accepted call to
S.,.b at Richfield Springs, N. Y.
secretary of State Fleetwood of Morris
N. avs that about 400 licenses have
~, ..a Granted for automobiles this year,
80 total of 1,S06. He receives
.,~ FIVE TO ten applications every day.
p.v A. G. Heyhoe has resigned as pas
..oftbe Congregational church at Nor
IN n take position as instructor OF
,siisaI literature at Doan college, Crete,
N He will leave Norwich about sept.
4. the recent business meeting of the
r. Rsntisr church at West Derby, it
=. voted re unite with the Baptist de-
.,,instion; also by unanimous vote it
!, decided to call the Rev. Taylor
Bvzzell as pastor.
hmes PetrizeIlo, an italian, who is en-
,oyed on the section of the Central Yer
nont railway and lives at Montpelier
T,etion. shot himself through the right
IND while cleaning his revolver which
! supposed he had emptied.
Some unknown person recently at.
ynpted to burn the stable in which
rOctor Ward of Newport keeps his
t,uions. liking Dan" and "General
gnpt.n 1t is said that there are strong
u;uicions as to the offender.
Fred Como met with painful accident
hi week Wednesday while working al
heJ. K. Prize quarries at Graniteville
Hs was working around a grout car wher
il hand became caught and the littl'
inger was torn from his hand.
New England's allotment of funds b,
he government from appropriations TO
he militia for arming, equipping ant
sup purposes shows the following TO
nt:-Arms, Sl1, 1855; rifle prac
ice, s3,926.19; total, s15, 704.75.
While A. c. Blood was blasting las
week for pond hole in the farm OF E. s
Torey, near the lake in West Ferrisburg
hs struck quartz containing minera
which resembles silver. Mr.. Torrey vii
xzd samples away to ascertain thel
Rlue.
By an odd coincidence the stork and
burglar paid visits at the home OF r. J
Esane of Bellows Falls the same nigh
s:t week. The stork left q bouncin
boz and the burglar took some cigars
pipes and tobacco and between IS and
IN change.
Jacob Richardson of Concord recent
started to use the telephone when Dol
Of lightning entered on the wire just q
be had placed the receiver to his ear. ID
vas thrown to the floor, rendered uncor
aious and it was several hours before b
could speak.
The farm buildings of Osman Looml
Of Craitsbury were burned Monda.
Aug. II. The ire is said to have bee
caused by oats heating in the BARI
These were modern farm building
Some household furniture was saves
The buildings were insured.
Fred Jackson, who resides near Ga
field, met with a serious and painful a.
eident while loading a barrel OF lime
4, A. Slayton & Co.'s store in Morrisvil
Aug. 10. He fell from the wagon, II
barrel of lime falling upon him. His le
was broken below the knee and ms ank
sprained.
Hartford has a three-cornered fight +
town representative. The Republican
held no caucus. John L. Bacon, form
state treasurer, filed nomination paper
The Democrats nominated Maurice
Walsh, and another faction of the Repu
Leans fled papers for William Lindsay
Quechee.
The D. K. Lille Granite Co., Montp'
lei, has installed probably the large
polishing wheel in this country. 1t mas
tEelve-foot reach and is able to coy
some so or 80 feet of surface. IL
claimed that ten per cent more work G
Be tmned out. The machine was man
factured by Patch & Co. of Rutland.
George Parsons pleaded guilty to pc
lafceny of a revolver, two gold watches
gold ring and fifteen coins from I
house of NJ. F. Burnham of Montpei
and was sentenced for the remainder
his minority to the state industrial scho
'ergennes, but sentence was suspend
and he was placed in the charge OF
Probation officer.
farm house at East Pownal occup
oy George Goodwin and family OF n
York as a summer residence was stu
toy lightning last week Monday a
burned to the ground. The occupa
escaped in their nightclothes, saw
none of their effects. The building =
an old-fashioned farm house and the |
consisted largely in the contents.
Fnteen Barre musicians VIII form
cal union of the American Federation
musicians. Most of the members OF
prospective union are members OF
Dertson's orchestra and the organlzat
Will play at the exercises at lnter'
PARK Labor day, the first time that c.
pete union orchestra ever officiated q
Labor day celebration in that city.
After having worked in the family
Luther Nelson in Barre and having
COME we'll aonnaintoI n the affairs