Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-05-20
STATE OF VERMONT.
,. News CONDENSED and Rewritten
for Our Headers,


3, .g-tau May %.
Tho tv Of Fare viii pay the Barre
-...rae. band q zoe for twenty open air
.5e.r.s ... season.
r. r.. q. SARGENT viii close his pastor
..s.r u.af.Idea about June =, when he
..a 10. FOB LcuaCn Center, y. II.
.m.ru Lg.arop's steam mill, located
.. as..... notch. Vae burned May s. The
s.. sss #r.01I and there Is no Insurance.
u.a Wvr! Jones 20 Barre clipped on
.s...al door. az she started 10 turn,
IA a-a.a Der hip last weeE Wednesday.
Ri. w 50. smith Of uiddlehary has
...sa.aH rlu 90 the church ct Colchester
.g8 eHI move bis family there about
Jams g..
egt6NT Eyugton Of Jericho, Il was
i55as ias. che had naile and nut
araa utflgu-sized bolt in her stomach.
fa..L %. Booth, who has been pastor
.ftfl Ea.gsf-slist church at Chester for
ssfss. tUsae wears, has resigned and
e5aa ta a.s former home ia stafford,
ga8a.
rF.-r vsre three big washouts on one
e.sr. In Darlington last week Monday,
a-rl undermined seventy feet OF the
ssazer snd caused hundreds OF dollars
ansse
nj Esa..st church at Wilmington has
szleBaea a Gull 10 Rev. s. II. Kane OF
f.pbbarg. Mass. Il is expected that be
Htasasgt and begin bis labors about
l8Ha g.
Gs4rIas White painter. fell thirty feet
from ladder Friday ia Burlington and
F,ges on bis head. lie Was badly hurt
ts. aas taken TO hospital and is likely
70 recover
Mrs. Helen Holt Holton, aged 80 years,
ule Of Or. u. ID. lolton, secretary OF the
ssts board Of health. died Friday after q
Lone Illness. Death was due to organic
taft disease.
Principal Ratti Of the Pittsford high
school will devote the coming two years
8thg study Of language In the Universi-
roi Grsnoble, France, which be will en-
fsr In October.
Principal A. y. Wiggin, who has been
st the head Of the Woodstock high school
lor the past four years, has resigned to
nlsa position as principal Of a high
school IN Great Falls, Mont.
A pulley broke May II in Merton
Chords sawmill, in Hardwick. driving
piece Of castiron into Mr.. Gifiord's arm
and bruisinz his left hand. II is thought
no bones we're broken and recovery is ex-
geeted
so iafthi year more orders have been
reserved by the Robin Hood Ammunition
TO- % swantOn than the entire sales last
yssr. New machinery is soon to be add
ed ahigh will lltstly increase the capaci-
yot 1.-THE plant.
Having engaged Judge Zed s. stanton
Of R0ztury for rs Memorial day orator,
the 6. A. r. post at Morrisville has taken
time by The iorelock and secured the
Hon f. q, Fleetwood Of Morrisviile for
The address In 1910.
The mystery surrounding the death of
horse owned by Alexander Broadfoot of
Montpelier was solved when an autopsy
showed the sBmal's death was due to q
g0man's bat pin, six inches long, which
he had swallowed
Walter a. Gabrrt assumed the duties
Of editor Of The Vermont Phoenix at
Bniie50r0 May /, succeeding W. F..
Hubbard, who viii hereafter devote his
time TO general suuervision Ct the BUSH
ness end Of the paper
Mortified is 90 have a moving picture
tae5ire building In the near future, DR..
w. 3. Mayo having arranged to erect
such building for Frank }. Dutton,
who has successfully conducted theato-
ian 10 the Village hall the past year or
more
The International Paper Co. . log drive
h on L's way down the Connecticut river
70 Bellows Falls. There are 10000, 200
Tee. OF logs n the drive and il is expected
70 reach Bellows Falls IN about ten days.
70 was held back two weeks for the fear
'I another rise in the river.
Fire destroyed the residence and barn
OF James bulger in 81. Adams town Sun
asy, May p. The origin Of the blaze is
supposed TO have been an overheated
chimney, Some % the household effects
we're saved. The loss is estimated al
shout '-51l, partly covered BY insurance.
The farmhouse In Woodstock known AZ
.as 'ieafns farm, recently purchased by
req bogt, together with part OF the con.
snls, was destroyed by FIRE last week
monday morning. The loss was $4,000
bHhtY covered by insurance. The
9asa OF Che IRE was defective chimney
Mary, il.year-old daughter OF vittorS
e.N TO ANNi DtAAefs NitN AaaA Wtee
,a.'lar morning from the shock which
.aA1Hed burns which the child received
.a saturday before. She was about the
1al'e when iu some manner hot watei
va tipped over her legs, burning then
Atte result OF being denied a licens
e #A intoxicating liquor, the Bomoseei
H.l.s '1 lustloton, that villages onll
s's., s closed and surrounded by a wir
.,a.g 20 make the fact donbly plain. W
y. webster, The proprietor, Is taking car
y. i'ans.e trade in large house acros
a.. Gertrude Kusie, postofice cIerI
n'e1tt, took poison by mistake re
Nal9. She Immediately disco sered
al' 90. doctor bv hard work succeeded
q saving hgr life. She took a dose o
tn'ns1i containing quantity Of chloro
lin' instead NJ sweet or, which she wa
"Aihs iar stomach trouble.
A. Halves, state forester, has beef
-E'ne io secure q suitable tract Of viii
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