Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-12

$1,000 damages for alleged terminal
conversation" with Adams wife. Tris
Is practically q suit for alleged alienation
Of affections with infideiity attached. II
is returnable ct the March term o. court.
Miss Minnie Smith, aged II Years. Of
Cambridgeport. died At the BrattIeboro
Memorial hospital Friday a. the result ~
burns received Oct. 20. Her clothino
caught Ore while starting Ore in nstovs.
The only other person il the house was
an invalid woman, unable to assist her.
She was an orphan ana lived with An
aunt, Mrs. James McQuads.
The Peoples church II Montpelier has
voted TO sell its property and build . new
church a. soon as 3 suitable location can
be secured. The present church vas built
eight years ago but the conkftRation has
increased In size unfit the present sdihcs
is entirely inadequate to accommodate
them. u q probable that ground viii b
broken for this chdfch this fan.
Frank Gasklll, aged 8, SON Oh MT. ana
Mrs. Herbert GaskIIi Of Burlington is II
Mary Fletohef hospital, suffering from
severe scalp wound. Youn g Gaskiil
jumped on . milk wagon last week bdl
slipped and was thrown heavily 10 the
ground His foot caught Ia the wheel
and he was dragged some distances. Hi
head was badly cut and he was otherwiss
injured.
The clothing store OF Victor Cohen IN
81. Albans Gas entered By burglars Nov.
1, aud $50 IN goods was stolen and two
dollars IN money. The break was similar
TO two others made recently. A pane o.
glass was taken from back window Of
the store. It was evidently not the worl
Of boys BE- had been thought in the othei
breaks. No definite clew has been OBJ
tanned.
Henry Barney Of Burlington pleaded
guilty 70 the theft OF several articles
from The Strong theatre dressing room
Oct 81 and was sentenced to serve no
less than two and one-haIf nor more thar
three months In the house OF correction
It, Rutland. Albert Smith. arrested will
Barney, pleaded not guilty but was found
guilty and received term similar 4
Barney's. :
A serious accident occurred In Lyndon
Wills Oct. 81, when Mr.. and Mrs. AIber
Hudson were driving q horse belonging
to Frank Powers. The horse was fright
ened By q train, and In attempting 4
control him the bit broke and lie ran
throwing bnth Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson on
on the walk. The carriage was com
pletely smashed, and Mrs. Hudson
arm was broken.
A very sad accident occurred Oct 20 .
the farm OF Elhridge Legacy in Eaa
Charleston, where some boys were hand
ling a shotgun. In some way it was ire
and a heavy charge struck MIRA Legacy
who was sick in bed, IN the knee, com
pletely shattering II. II was decided t
amputate the limb, but Mrs. Legacy we
not strong enough to stand the shoe
and died that night.
Bert Fortune. a boy Of II, employed b
Frank Talcott, q Williston farmer. die
Sunday forenoon ct the Talcott hon
from q bullet wound In his temple mad
by q 32-calibre revolver In the hands {
q companion, who was cleaning the wei
pom. The shooting was purely accider
tai Young Fortune lived three hour
after the accident. The dead boys pa
ents reside In Williston.
four-horse team loaded with people
which went from Craftsbury to IrasbuE
Oct. p. met with quite a serious acc