Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-04-09
State of Vermont.
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l. Heidger has been installed
M''- of the United Presbyterian
p al East Craftsbury.
N. NAVAL. who preached his
hs'' n !" ssrmon in Wheelock Sunday,
Sew On went last week to Block Island
Ah ss9in his work there.
The Brandon Inn, a well known hotel,
~ S.s m sold by ". C. Mound to Will
d. " Dunn Of Rutland. The selling
d. ~ is is said to have been s25, 900.
Nv Faunce of Stowe is suffering from
h.oEan ribs as the result of fall of
Ia i.st from pile of logs while working
s.H F. Jenney on Judson hill.
D., J. William Dutton of Vernon,
~ If the Advent church there, has
,,sd TO engage in evangelistic work.
=. moving to South Deerfeld, Mass.
t.,ov Higbee of North Ferrisburg was
.,s.5 by a horse and had his jaw broken
VIZ niaces, besides getting bad cut
!. tbe face. This happened Sunday,
/ gsrch 49,
nsniel Worden, postmaster at Grove,
tho town of Halifax, committed sui
n last Thursday by hanging. He was
Nv, old and is believed to have been
t,npOrarily insane.
Fri Merriam, aged eight years, son of
Il, and Mrs. Charles Merriam of FL
1o,s, lost one eye Saturday, March rs,
rsie assisting in feeding stock, pitch
MI tine being thrust into it.
Melvin ]. Boyle of Burlington, who
=. arrested in Toronto Monday, March
a charged with embezzIing $500 from
n Home Life Insurance Co. of New
Trk. was remanded the next day for a
Esek.
4blI was passed in Congress last week
rborizing the expenditure of $50, 1000 on
N farm at Weybridge given by Joseph
htell to the United States for the pur.
y# Of rearing the Morgan horse in this
country,
The case of F. ]. Hamblet of Newport
:. the Boston & Maine Railroad Co. has
hen settled. By the terms of settle
a.nt Mr.. Hamblet receives $1,000 for in
1riss sustained at the railroad crossing
aNewpOrt.
Prof. c. l. Beach of the University of
Vermont, Burlington, has accepted the
rssidenCy of the Connecticut Agricul-
tal college and will assume the duties
dhs new position about the middle of
uzt September.
Ii Rutland county court Friday, Will
Ian C. Mound of Brandon, former pro-
NstOr of the Brandon Inn, pleaded guilty
pkeepng intoxicating liquor with in
tlt to sell without license, and was fined
800 and costs. He paid the fine.
Rev. W. T Forsythe of Middlebury has
Eepted call to become rector of St.
Matthew's Episcopal parish in Enosburg
hls, he will take up his duties June 1.
Tie rector Of this parish also has charge
d Christ church at Enosburg Center,
Hseman Bowers of Montpelier, who has
teen arrested great number of times on
ltoIication charges, has been apprehend-
donce more for his old failing. He has
tssn taking hypnotic treatment for alco-
lOism and this is his second fall in six
nonths
hltmOre capitalists, who some time
ago acquired possession of the Orviilo
anOle Co, plant at Clarendon, are to put
%n eighteen-gang mill at the quarries.
hey say they have placed several large
adsrs in the South. The Orvillo quarries
iaFs been idle some time.
Rutland license commissioners have
si7ed notice that no silent partners will
ePermitted in the liquor traffic in that
aiy the coming year. The names of all
PRISONS interested, financially or other
Vse, in the sales or proceeds of the sa-
cons must appear in applications for IL
enses.
FW.stanyan has been appointed general
aefintendent of the Montpelier & Wells
aver railroad, with full charge of main
snance, operating and traffic. Mr.. STAN
Ian has been connected with the Mont
Fler Wells River railroad as superin-
endent since 1898, and also as treasurer
since 1908.
Mason S. Stone, state superintendent
u education, has completed tabufating
R returns from the schools of the state
= regard to defective hearing or vision.
lasse reports cover the school year of
wv, during which 40, 296 pupils were ex-
:, ,alned, and of these 1904 were found
''lsctlVe in either hearing or vision.
The case of State VS.. Leslie L. Banister
- = called up at Newport last Thursday.
won being arraigned, he pleaded guilty
Y. y f'eslVlng stolen property and was sem
suVsu to the state prison, Windsor, for
y less than two or more than three
,'as. Upon motion, his bail of 81, 500
's enaneered to $500 and cost, and the
'ine was paid.
+. Inc will of the late Senator Redfield
, \. aI has been probated and the sum OF
aSu0O IN trust was bequeathed to the
,'UAof library. The fund for the library
~, ss,auaole If an equal amount~up to the
n, ~ income Of the bequest is raised from
.r sources. The present income is
h to call for the entire income of
na SENATOR gift.
!ae house of Edward Hash at Hub
nv ras'on was destroyed by fire Monday
,.SS!5nng, March 80, the blaze starting
y, ,IIs the members ofthe family were in
n, ana the origin is unknown. A part
/, .p furniture was saved and, because
an 'us nigh wind, the barns were saved
Nv. .u great difficulty. The loss is $4,000,
1.Ny covered by insurance.
cr NC rutland board of liquor license
.aui has raised the fee for a
M. uu-ciass license from 81, 200 to q, 500.
!, ~ Inc highest price ever demanded
~ Incense allowing the sale of intoxi-
iTs5 s liquors in that city. The prices