Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-17

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Inc pody OF an unknown man was
found last Ieursney morning IN shanty
on tne west hiSer DIVISION OF the central
vermont nahway IN 1oNnsheno. The
discovery was made Dy rren smith OF
the nut 70 get tools. Ine man bad eyi-
IDENTIFY been dead several days IS the body
was frozen and there were no marks in
the snow which fell the Sunday before.
de was evidently about 60 years Of age
ana weighed only luo pounds. Long
white nair ana beard covered ms head.
II u believed that be died Of heart disease
as he had evidently tried to loosen his
shirt at the neck. he had thrown on
three coats and was clad in q shirt and
two pairs Of cotton trousers, one shoe
and one stocking.
A young man giving his name as Ar
chic st. Peters was arrested at Rutland
Friday charged with horse stealing. Il
appears that he hired q horse and sleigh
from Mr.. Boynton in Londonderry
Thursday and proceeded toward Rutland.
On the way the slsighlng gave out and be
snapped the sleigh for q buggy. In
Rutland be traded horses, hot before be
left Castleton, Deputy Sheriff J. W. Mel
endy OF South Londonderry got him. All
the stolen property has been recovered OF
is located with the exception Of fur robe
which Is undoubtedly with the sleigh.
Mr.. Boynton came through with the
officer and they returned to Londonderry
with their man. st. Peters, a. be calls
himself. ran q boarding house in Bridge
water Last year bat was then known BY
another name.
Three barns owned by william D.
Woolson, near his handsome residence In
Springfield, were burned Dec. 9, with 80
tons Of hay. The loss will Be about
5000, partly covered By insurance.
Some valuable stock, including horses
and cattle, were saved, as were also some
carriages, tools and two automobiles.
The Gre started from an unknown cause
and had made good headway when Il was
discovered BY the hostler, Earl Austin.
Mr.. Austin had suit OF clothes and
about $50 in money In closet In one of
the barns When he opened the closet,
the clothes and money had disappeared.
Whistler that had any connection with
the hre IL not known. The residence OF
Mr.. Woolson's brother, G. A. -Woolson
OF Springfield waa burned two months
ago, with q loss OF go coo.
Considerable uneaslnesa Is felt in ro-
i gard to the length Of time the supbly Of
water remaining IN Minaraan pond at bel
lows Falls viii last II the present state Of
weather continues. Fears are entertainod
that unless rain or melting snow relieves
conditions within two or three weeks Il
will be necessary to establish q pumping
station, as was necessitated . number OF
years ago. Il is probable an article viii
be introduced into the warning Of the
village meeting next month to see II the
voters VIII not authorize the raising OF
the dam OF the reservoir the additional
hve teet, that was discussed when It was
raised the first ive feet few years. ago.
Pumping would have been necessitated
number of months ago II the village had
not raised the dam the irst hve feet, and
with the extreme dry season It Is proba-
Bile the water would have been exhausted
Napoleon Beauselier, 3 youth who had
exhibited several signs OF dsRsneracy.
was arraignsd in Burlington city court
last week Wednesday on charge Of OBJ
tanning goods under false pretences. He
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to the
house OF correction at Rutland for not
less than two or more than three months.
Tuesday. Beauselier presented at c. L.
Soule & Co.'S cigar house an order which,
on the lace Of it, was signed by Samuel
Bergman. calling for q box Of Lord Nell