Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-10-28
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lanes Howard OF Somerset has diseoE-
cred three bee trees that contained ESQ
pounds Of honey.
The total receipts OF Tag day in Bur
linrton reached the sum OF S1,54z. Inc
money was for the benefit OF 81. Joseph 9
ssylum.
Rev. George f. Robbins has resigned as
psstor OF the Methodist church at Men
don. East Pittsford and Chittenden be-
cause OF III health.
The Central Vermont Railway company
has paid into the state treasury ils taxes
for the six months ending June 81 last
amounting to s35, 4o3.39.
Vermont now leads the country as the
producer Of stone among the 40
states. Pennsylvania, New York ana
Ohio rank next, in the order named.
Charles scribnsr's Sons OF New York
published oct. 16 book OF poems by
Mrs Julia c. r. Dorr. The book is
called "Afterglowi and contains about %
short poems.
W. ID. Newton of Dummerston lost a
valuable COW recently by poisoning. An
Investigation is being made By yeterin-
ary. The COW was OF the Holstein yarie-
~ and was prize winner.
The CITY Of Barre must issue bonds to
the amount Of $50, 900 as the money IN
the treasury will not last until December
1. This shortage is occasioned by the
new reservoir and school building.
James Ryan, a Rutland brakeman,
while connecting two cars, attempted 10
kick a balky coupling into place. His
foot was caught and so badly injured that
il may be necessary to amputate the
member.
State Commissioner of Agriculture o.
L, Martin states that the danger from the
San Jose scale is under control. The
principal trouble has been at Westmin-
ster and 55 peach trees have been de-
stroyed there.
Frank Caugrubski, Pole living in
Guilford, was poisoned recently with
dogwood, and his condition is now very
serious. The poison covered his face and
blinded him and has now penetrated to
his brain and his recovery is considered
doubtful.
Robert j. Knowles OF Waterbury sus-
tanned q rather painful accident recently.
He was descending the stairs when he
caught his crippled leg In such way
that he fell the entire length OF the stairs.
A physician was called and 1t was found
that he had severely sprained his knee
The accident will lay him up for some
time.
Jerry Japan, formerly Of Rutland,
where he was we'll known and worth
considerable property, was found dead
last week Wednesday in what is known
a. the "canaln in Newport, n. II. The
cause OF his death was pronounced acci-
dental drowning as no signs Of foul play
we're found. Mr.. Japan had lived In
Newport about ten years.
Dominick Crostta, proprietor OF q
shoe repair shop in Rutland, was arrested
Oct. 20, on a charge OF assault with in
tent 10 kill. During q fight he stabbed
Dominick Delleveneri several times In the
arm. The latter did not make a COM
plant until be began to think his wounds
we're serious, as his arm is badly swollen
and blood poison Is feared.
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belonging to the G. M. Richardson estate
and occupied by Mr.. Daniels, was de
stroyed BY fire last week Tuesday night
the flames having made such Roadway
when discovered that the helpers devoted
their attention to preserving large and
expensive barn. which was recently built
Nobody seems to know the origin OF the
fire.
Saturday evening, Oct. 10, horse driv
en- by Edward Lattrell OF Weybridge wal
frightened BY an automobile and collidec
with rig driven by Miss Carrie Piper o.
Middlebury on a dimly lighted street
Lattrell was thrown out, his horse rar
away and his buggy was smashed. Miss
Piper escaped without injury but Lattrel
Is thought to have been seriously injured
Internally.
While working on the gymnasium Of
the Rutland BOYS club Thursday, Oct
II, A. c. Sheldon, manager OF the club
met with painful accident. He was OF
ladder working, when be slipped il
some way, falling q distance OF about I.
feet. he struck on his right foot Will
sufficient force to break the ankle. 1
will be some time before be will be Rbl,
10 walk again.
Patrick CnrIey Of Burlington was seri
ously injured while employed in the n |
OF j. r no0th. Corley was operating
saw, " ben 3 piece OF wood few with sucl
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