Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-08-12
STATE OF VERMONT.
y,yys Condensed and Rewritten
" Tor Our Headers.

-..ias ul tfe Baptist church at Jericho
N Ia. gone TO Massachusetts.
r.s ersrv Sovelty Co., which has been
20 .B Essex junction fer several
~. s,s moved Us plant to Bristol.
,.t,r receipts 81 the LyndonvilIe post
~. s5sa ras.sd the $4,000 mark, the
.la,,s b entitled to the free delivery OF
u.,,g Is1gins OF Coventry had his
...5ofea.tfa tested for tuberculosis re-
-.,iy aBd rysry one OF the ten was con-
i,rnsH and killed.
r,,mrrs 10 Rutland county are charR-
.,gifa ton for new hay delivered In
h, mrB. The crop Is less than last year
M of superior quality.
pp..sH Holton. a HardwiclS farmer,
..s.,s5 fba fracture Of his left leg below
ss Knee Friday, July 30, by being
1,5Fa from load OF hay.
The eaur'l church in Barre has accept
,8tbf real gnatiOn OF Rev. r. A. Poole,
.sigb takes e feet the last week in Sep
smbsf. He goes to Worcester, Mass
Because o. a shortage Of milk due to
siforr at grass in the pastures, the retail
rHk dealers Of Montpelier have advanced
M price 90 milk, from Ave to six cents
While ct work in the hay field for
Ramsay MacNaughton In Manchester
st week Wednesday, William Beattie
s,p5ad into a woodchuck's hole and
hfdge bis beg.
VIII Davis, engineer at the Lowell as
ss.ios mines, was running the buzz
rIsner recently when his left hand came
"a contact With the saw, severing three
fingers. one wholly and two partially.
buck deer has killed two young cat
Ueiu Waterbury, a bull and heifer, both
,alIiass. Their owner seeks compensa-
t.on from The state but there is no provi-
zion to reimburse property owners for
ibis unusual less.
A building costing $4,000 is to be
erected iu Enosburgh Falls by Park 4
Pollard OF Boston to handle the business
y the Laugtle Poultry Food company,
ah1b has grown beyond present accom-
nodatio1s during the past two years.
f. Conner, a spauiard, was instantly
killed last Thursday at the Woodbury.
Gn1He O.. quarry in Hardwick. A
large stone fell upon the man, cutting
ihs body in two. He is survived by a
wife and four children, who live in
Spain.
Mrs. Albert Tuttle If Fair Haven was
af5usly injured Sunday, Aug. 1, by
bli1g down stairs at Heatou hospital,
Montpelier, where she had been to call.
Although Mrs. Tuttle's injuries were not
dangerous, she was confined to the house
5'ey5rsl days.
Matthew Quinn, an employe OF the
United States ciothespin factory at
Montpelier, lost one thumb last week
Tuesday as the result Of getting the
nsmbar caught In the same saw which
nange1 the hand OF another workman
ew weeks ago.
". s. Carr Of Middiebury Is recovering
from terrific bee stings received a week
ago. He was driving q herd Of cattle to
BrifH when swarm Of bees attacked
BIN. The next day be was able to get
sswa open aud got more than so sting
ads 0g, % bis face.
T1at the building fund Of the Swan.
na library. the Kings Daughters OF that
t'.aEe have devised the plan Of gathering
auiia of pennies. As sixteen pennies
Measure foot. and there are 5,2s4 feet in
lmI0e, &c viii take 81, $50 pennies to cover
Doe distance, or gsl4.s0.
s5aatar William p. Dillingham; goe.
ia.s week on a trip to the Pacific coast
ali Hawaii Senator Carroll s. Page and
Congressman Frank Plumley have leti
im Vermont Congressman d. j, Fostei
F.l remain 10 close Up some official wori
end wli return to Vermont this week
Awnrhy citizen Of Montpelier. wit
Fsq much interested in the establish
nsaI Of au independent telephone service
% chat city, offers to take $50, 900 WORT
Of ODE siugk. u is estimated that a sys
itu tbat would thoroughly cover Wash
lgtaH county could be built for $4,000
Cos Ca n. Prouty has issued an orde
iha. Hll mt.imuses for commitments 4
ths county jail for 20 days or longer shall
b. sent l0 him, and he will transfer sucl
Prisoners to- he house Of correction, Rut
hud. This will not include Washington
county as nearly all prisoners there ar
kert employed
marriage among the old folks is re
ported from Cornwall where Ella Per
A'ns, aged 76 years, became the bride
Arthur Wolcott OF pauton, aged so. Th
CEREMONY was performed by the Rev
sedsRigk W. Bidwell Of East Middle
bury, ho is 100 years old and has been
minister FOR 76 years.
Res. sud Mrs. Leonard b. Cole, VIII
live tu Che edge Of Morristown, we're .
'sreIF injured while driving down a hi
near Moss Glen Falls Sunday, Aug.
l1e horse began 70 plunge and Mr.. an
Mrs. Cole were thrown out. The forme
lad one leg broken aud the latter va
badly hurt in the side.
Seventy fresh air children froi
New York are being entertained in Ru
land bis week. About half Of them 81
o. the camp Of Mrs. Jerry Thornton an
loe remainder ia private families and
,le farm Of Mrs. John Starks in Mendoi
contributions TO the fresh air fund ]
Rutland reached s225.
marble contract calling 4
t-lpg1l worth Of the states best quail
Stone has been received from Philade
pna ay "a quarry operator in Rutland.
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