Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-10

s.y az sonnet ming tnat Louis Decell did to |
him and drawing jackknife, be threw it
at his mate. 1t struck Decell in the left
slde, lnfiicting an ugly wound just above |
the hip bone. The knife went into the
flesh so far that it stayed and the injured
boy had to pull it out. 1t was thought at
first that it would be impossible to save
the boys life, but his condition is now
more favorable and hopes are entertained
OF his recovery. 1t is not expected that
prosecution will follow.
Carbolic acid, taken with suicidal in
tent, in fit of meiauchoiia, caused the
death Of Lucelia, the eighteen-year-old
wife of Ernest Robinson OF Barre Aug
81. Mrs. Robinson had been in poor
health since an operation for appendicitis
several months ago and this is said to
have been the third attempt she had made
within three months to take her life. As
Mr.. Robinson was starting for his work
at an early hour his wife ran into the
yard saying, 81 have done it." Mr.. Rob-
inson telephoned for physician, but the
woman died fifteen minutes later, before
medical aid arrived.
Early Thursday morning, Aug. 81,
burglars entered the general store Of c. l.
Moore OF Morgan, blew open the safe, Sc
J cured about $500 in money and collat-
eral, and also some postage stamps.
They stole Mr.. Moore's horse and covered
buggy and drove within mile of New
port, where they abandoned the rig, and it
is believed they boarded the early morn
ing train for Canada. This is the third
} time that Moore's store has been entered
this summer. 1t is the only general store
in Morgan and the postoffice is located in
the building. 1t is believed to be the
work of professionals.
) Frank Kendrick OF Barton, aged 35
years, was taken Friday to Brightlook
| hospital, st. Johnsbury, in serious con-
dition. Mr.. Kendrick had attended the
Sherbrooke, Que, fair and stood on the
: station platform, when he was drawn
. under the train. His left arm was
! crushed and broken about two inches be-
> low the shoulder, his right hand and left
ear were badly bruised and there were
severe scalp wounds. As the left arm was
hanging by few shreds of flesh, 1t was
removed Immediately and the next morn
ing the arm was amputated at the shout
!, der. The man is expected to recover.
e Search warrants were issued last week
e by States Attorney r. A. Lawrence and
!. three houses in Rutland were raided on
q the charge OF the alleged illegal sale OF liq-
4 nor. At the house of Thomas Lizillo
: six and one-half barrels and five cases Of
4 beer and some bottled whiskey were
: seized. Lizillo fed. AT the house o.
. Seconino Crisciano two cases OF beer were
; seized and Crisciano was arrested. Al
h the house of Edward Foster two cases
and one keg of beer were seized ana ros
ter was arrested and taken to jail. 1t II
alleged that the liquor was being uset
, for election purposes.
Robert johnson of Lynn, Mass, who's
, skull was fractured in Westminster Aug
26, and who was operated upon at TN
= Brattleboro Memorial hospital, mas re
: covered consciousness and 1t IS now DC
lieyed that he will recover. johnson
said at first that he fell from an eiectri
's car at Aver Junction, and be said othe
g THINGS which showed that his mind wa
sr not clear. but he is now rational. d
J. fell from freight train at Westmnste
q and was thrown down a 20-foot embank
q. ment. He was riding on the train with
n ont permission. A large piece OF nj
"a skull was removed in the operation.
- Mrs. u. BruneIl Of Jericho, while driS
inc with Mr., Brunell to Winoosk1, me
to With an accident near the Daniel Blsho
e Mace in the edge of Jericho Aug. ~
8, They were driving colt and hearing
7, automobile coming back OF them, Ml
o. RrnpelI motioned for the car to stop on
a. - .;onoI vas not needed. Mr.. and Mr.
r. Rrunell jumped and the car struck MT
or Rrunell and she claims one wheel passe
over her, She received several pruis'
and her clothes were badly torn. IL
as understood that Mr.. Galusha was u
It's owner of the machine and that ne oneis
n them s. to settle which they wou'
M not accept.
nd Rut,and is again to have Ioun
,r- Mems Christian association. IL mas pes
ny without an organization OF inns ~
-ly s;nce the crest fire in February, lso
all 49, looms used as their apartment
800 DESTROYED. The new building TO
on ,,sad il located in the heart OF the CT
ut end has been leased for two years py
at oor,,,ittee consisting of one man ITO
rec oo,h Protestant church in Rutland.
ct. ,aroe n,rlor down stairs has been
he s.-1ed for the Ladies' Auxiliary. l
Sc building was opened September l. ay'
a. a;,,,, annaratus and furniture saw
M 49,, the Are win be used as far as pos
BILE.
B. Fred N, Whitney Of Northneio' pu
III. Lof Tho Northfield News, announe
ri. -. -. hos taken as partner IN
of Na,rs nnblishing and printing plant, =
ted ~ I Cameron, and that the new urn
The no known as the NortnHelo Iu.
md Co. Mr.: Cameron has been connect ,
,ne with the News establishment as .ois an
low for nearly two years. Under his orr
Gle. ton as foreman, the job printing aePs
ment has been placed on the best OASIS
., ;ts history and the News much imp.o.
.be mechanically. Under the ne" nrm
:, aae management and editorship OF the ne
us Iii Continue as in the past Iourte
. 'ne ,'aars while Mr.. Cameron, as super
III yaant will have entire charge OF
- LIE Whiting department and general rnecn'
int zeal management
ted peonle in Montpelier who were avn
xho about midnight Sunday night, aug Ss :
declare that meteor burst near tne I,
20 with an explosion which sounoea
70 W. booming OF a cannon. Several
sn ~ civ we're awakened by the rep
ces- 81 ,sr "a can be learned the place WI
PEI .ha meteor struck the earth IS unk I.o
: =. The report and fash were noted IN o.o
s.es 4 fragment of a meteor that Ien on !,
, aa niabt of July 20 near Burlington n u