Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-03

Ciarencs Jackson and Bert Huntar
colored, Of Caatleton were hnad 500 and
costs each 10 Rutland city court Friday
for ahooting . doe during the hunting
season. Each respondent entered q nIes
Of guilty and was sent 70 the oonntv ~,
by Judge W. X. Farnsworth to serve ovor
300 days IN default Of payment Of their
fines.
While left alone st her home in stowe
Hollow Thanksgiving day, Mrs. @. @.
Scott attempted suicide By drinking car
boiic acid and was found in critical
condition and 4 still very ILL., Mrs. Scott
Il between 30 and IS years Of age. she
has shown signs OF mental arrangement
end has twioe attempted to take her lie
within few months.
Mrs. Angela French OF Barre. who died
two weeks ago, has left Montpelier sem
mary half OF her estate, giving the other
10 the Barre hospital. She had already
given Montpelier seminary four thousand
dollars. A gentleman from Caledonia
county who wishes his name not to be
made public has given Montpelier semin-
airy one thousand dollars.
Arthur, the slx-year-old son OF p. L.
Boitum Of Bennington, fell through the
trap Of a water power trunk which runs
through the village Nov. Is and was
drowned. He was taken out from the
next opening In the trunk and every pos
sibie means used 10 resuscitate him with
out result. The boys father il the senior
member Of the collar manufacturing firm
Of Bottum q Torrance.
John GianRarri, q workman on the new
power plant Of the electric railroad at
kinney's mills, had one leg broken last
week when bond stone fell on his limb.
diaugarri was rolling the stone into
place when il got away from him and
landed on the leg just above the ankle.
The Injured man was bundled into a car
riage and taken 10 the Heaton hospital In
Montpelier. The patient is expected to
recover.
Fire from an unknown cause early last
week Monday morning destroyed q house
and barn In Addison belonging TO l. +.
Whitiord and q barn across the road
owned BY Aston Davis. In the latter
building a horse was burned, with saw
mill equipment and tools. Fred Fuller
Md moved his household goods into the
Whitford house but had not occupied the
house. His furniture was destroyed with
the buildings.
An Italian named Gartano Macroroc,
80 years old, In the employ OF D. w.
Cooley Of Waterbury, was struck in tbs
back By an engine In the railroad yard al
Waterbury last week Monday while
walking too near the track. He was
thrown 10 the ground and bis head badly
cut. He lived only fifteen minutes. Hs
had been In this country about = year and
q half and Il survived by his wife and
two children who are In Italy.
"A rsar-end collision occurred at the st.
Johnsbury Center station Nov. "a. In .
dense FOG, an extra freight ran into :
way freight which was unloading goods
Three cars Of the way freight and the en-.
CINE Of the extra freight were derailed
and traffic was suspended for severn
hours. One brakeman, A. d. Monteviel
Of Newport, about 40 years old, was bad.
" hurt and was taken TO BFightlook hos
pitaL No bones were broken, but inter
nal injuries are feared.
Il Alohzo Hines, well known throughout
/ New England through his connection
I with dances during the past 50 years, d
i which he has acted a. prompter, was se
rioualv injured Friday by being struck b.