Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-10
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p,ilip Lovett of winooski accidentally
fu" ,Ts8 revolver and the bullet en-
dr his leg above the knee.
ne T. A. Wilson, pastor OF the Con-
nv 0.;onaI church at Hardwick, has an
gs,.5 his resignation, to take effect
nouu't tSs first OF October. He plans to
i@', ,nostgraduate course in college.
o.. brcke out the evening of Sept. I,
fns Merton Cleveland's house in
osuU The loss is estimated at about
osC ooc The fire originated from the
49, o.;on of a lamp. A part of the
..,rr.sbold goods were saved.
n.unond the ten-year-old son of Mr..
W.T. NJ George Danyow of Monkton,
'-s SERIOUSLY burned about the face and
va last week Tuesday by the exploding
y. tin Of lime with which he was
Icing 1t is feared he will lose the
'gbt Of both eyes.
lanes Sexton of Burlington has pleaded
..;Itv TO illegal liquor selling. He was
ss'.,enred to serve three months in the
sanse of correction at Rutland, but the
.~.ortion of sentence was suspended and
s..ton was placed in the hands of the
rrobation officer.
oHcers have closed the bar OF the Bran
Am Inn. after taking an inventory OF
,bs stock. William H. Dunn of Rutland
!. nroprietor of the hotel. 1t is under
tood that the charges against Mr.. Dunn
slate to an alleged irregularity in the
rrsnting of the license.
President John NJ. Thomas of Middle
bury college announces that he has Sc
.n,ed cash and pledges of $50, AS
towards the fund of 100000 which he
!. sndeavoring to raise, and hopes to get
he remainder subscribed before the fall
term Of the college opens Sept "a.
Rev. Lueius F. Reed preached his fare
we'll sermon at Bethany church, Mont
rslier, Aug. 80 and the pastoral relations
hat have existed between him and that
,bu-ch are dissolved. Mr.. Reed has gone
d HYDE Park, Mass, where he has ac-
cspted call to hourishing church.
The Central Labor union of Barre has
declared unfair the job of erecting the
new Central Vermont passenger station
at Barre because of the employment OF
certain Iaborers. The secretary OF the
union has been instructed to take up the
matter with the Central Vermont officials
A raid was made last Thursday on thu
house Of Mrs. Mira Fasoni in Barre ant
one-half barrel of bottled beer, two pint
Of whiskey and quart bottle partly fillet
with whiskey were seized. Several occu
rants of the house were drinking beer
Mrs. Fasoni was arrested and at hear
ing was placed under $500 bonds, whicl
sum was furnished.
barge run by Henry Cross of Fairfa'
was being driven by his daughter one da.
last week when something gave away ant
the horses began to run. The young wo
man threw down the lines and jumped
A daughter OF II. Kennison suffered
broken wrist from jumping and the bafg
ran over his little son. Other member
Of the party were badly bruised.
While Miss Bessie Kemp and Mis-
Margaret Leslie, two Montpelier youn
ladies', were driving in East Montpelle
Aug. 80, their horse stumbled in descend
ing steep hill and fell, throwing bot
occupants of the carriage to the grounc
Miss Leslie struck on her left side in sue
smsnner that her left arm was double
under the body, the arm being broke
above the elbow.
Leon Bushee, who was sentenced I
the house OF correction July for the r
nainder of his minority, about six year
has been pardoned by Gov. F. d. Procto
and he is nov at the Brattieboro Meme
rial hospital, ill of typhoid pneumoni'
His behavior while in the house OF co
rection was first-class. The offence Il
which he was sentenced was in raising
check from 1892 to 1912.
The Burlington school board 81
adopted resolutions prohibiting studen
Of the Burlington High school from loll
ing any secret organizations cor
posed of students in the high school al
also from participating in any such Q
ganization and giving warning that al
student joining or participating direct
or indirectly in such organization shf
be excluded from the school.
Charles Maroney, the nine-year-oid 81
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Maroney OF hi
land had narrow escape from death Sd
urday, Aug. 20, when he fell from II
to the ground, distance of about 10 fe'
1t was discovered that he had torn I
hgaments from his spine and was in
fious condition, being unconscious.
ter he recovered his senses. Unless CO
pliestions set in he will recover.
Byron t. Stearns, brakeman IN the
NJ. yard at Lyndonville had beth
legs run over by car Sept. l by &C
dentally stepping backwards in front
amoving car which had just shun'
onto a siding. He was taken to t
Brightlook hospital in st. Johnsbury
his legs were mangled SO badly that 9
OF them had to be amputated just bel
the knee and the other below the ans
de died that night.
The Ri. Rev. A. c. A. Hall, bishop
Vermont, who has been attending
Lambeth conference in London, Fl
land, will sail from Liverpool for no
September 10. His first appointment
the diocese will be with the Woma
Auxiliary in Rutland Sept. 20, the bisf
going directly from New York to X
land. Last week Bishop Hall conduc
retreat near London for the bishops '
attended the conference.
The water is so low at Bolton falls a.
seriously cripple the Consolidated Lle
ing Co. at Montpelier and 1t was ne
sary to shut down for a time. Inc
pie Of Montpelier are beginning TO
anxious about their Berlin pond WI
supply. The water is now several inc
below the ton Of the reservoir dam,