Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-10-14
STATE OF VERMONT.
It's News condsnsed and Rewritten
for Our Resders.

for electrically lighting Jus streets. ne
power wilt come from Rutland.
There are now 20 patients at the Pitts
ford tuberculosis sanatorium undergoing
treatment. The sanatorium Is not quite
full.
Sanford Pinney of Derby suffered the
fracture Of several ribs and probably in
ternal injuries by driving OF high EN-
bankment sunday, Oct. 3.
Charles II. Pratt OF MIddiebury broke
two ribs recently as he was getting into
his wagon The horses started suddenly,
throwing him against the wheel.
Russell e Brown. the is year old son
Of Mr.. aud Mrs. w. d. Brown Of St.
bloomsbury, suffered a fracture of the left
arm at the elbow while playing on the
common during recess recently.
Chandler Arbuckle, who was injured at
his shop in Wolcott, September "a, died
Saturday, Oct. 2. He Is survived by
n arried daughter in st. Johnsbury and
~ four small motherless children.
Robert MilIing.on, II year old son Of
DR.. and Mrs. g. +. Millington OF Lon
donderry, died last week from injuries
received in a football game at Pottsville,
Pa, where he was attending school.
At special meeting OF the trustees Of
the Vermont Soldiers Home, Benniug-
ton. Col. Joseph II. Goulding OF Will
minaton was elected trustee to Ill the va
cancy caused by this death OF Former
Gov. Charles James Bell.
A. c. Wyman OF East Burke accidental
" shot himself last week Monday morn
ing. As he was getting out OF his wagon
at West Burke the gun be was carrying
was discharged. He was taken at once to
the Brightlook hospital at 81 Johns
bury.
Mrs. Hetty Green, one OF Americas
richest women, has been in Bellows Falls
recently and 1t Is understood that she OBJ
jects vigorously 10 changes in the grade
Of the street In front OF her residence and
that she has engaged counsel and will
bring suit.
The Baptist church of Stamford, which
has been without q pastor for several
months, has voted to extend a call to
Rev. II. A. Calhoun OF Norridgewock,
Me. Mr.. Calhoun Is a graduate OF
Brown university and Newton Theologi-
cal seminary.
A call has been extended 10 Rev. DR.. @.
q. Atkins, formerly pastor OF the First
Congregational church, Burlington, to
become pastor OF the Central Congrega-
tional church Of Providence, r. l. This
10 one OF the largest churches in the de-
nomination.
Charles Rublee died Oct. at the home
OF Curtis Tibbetts In East Calais as the re-
suit OF injuries received the week before
from an attack by bull. Although his
injuries would not have been serious in q
younger man, bis advanced age Of 70
years told against him.
new industry is to locate In Spring
field soon, called the Rae Electric Vehicle
company, q corporation organized to
manufacture the various types Of automo-
biles, togeth her with several new models.
Tbs company is said to have an assured |
business OF more than $500, 900.
Charles, the three-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Poor Of Berlin, was run |
over by his fathers potato team Saturday |
afternoon and died q short time later
from his injuries. The boy was riding |
on the load with his father and fell OF, |
one wheel passing over his chest.
A 80, 900 negligence suit has been en-
tered In United States courts by L. II. |
Barber Of Brattleboro against J. H. White
of Meriden Conn. The plaintiff sets up
that he suffered q broken rib and pune
tured lung In an accident TO the defend
ants automobile, in which he was riding.
W. d. Howard OF Bondville, while at
tending his traps last week, found two
bears the same day. One was cub
weighing 50 pounds, the other an old fell
low Of about 175 pounds. The cub was
strapped TO = pole and brought to the
village alive. These bears bring Mr..
Howard's total catch to 5s.
Capt. Ernest ]. Waterman, Co. l, LIST
Int, v. N. G., Brattleboro, has rendered
his resignation to Adit.-Gen. w. H. Gill
more Of Fairlee, to take effect at once.
He enlisted in the company in 1897 and
went 10 Chickamaugua at the outbreak OF
the war with Spain IS private. He has
held his captains commission for two
years.
F. p. Gillingham, prominent business
man in Woodstock, bis wife and her sis
ter. Miss Ellen Fairbanks, have been Ill
since Oct. with ptomaine poisoning,
caused by eating canned chicken two
DAYS before. Miss Fairbanks condition
is very serious. Mr.. GililnRham is re-
covering but his wife is not yet out OF
danger.
Checks and a money order amounting
to t13 were fOund last week monuay hoah
the Fair Haven fair grounds. They were
the property OF Judge II. NJ. Redfield Of
Hubhardton, 70 whom they were re-
turned. The paper was in pocketbook
belonging to John Brough of Castleton.
Both OF these men encountered pickpock-
cts at the fair.
Manchester has entertained sons OF two
martyred presidents this summer. In adj
dItion to Robert T. Lincoln, regular
summer resident, Abram Garfield of
Cleveland, o., arrived there with Mrs.
Garfield by automobile last week. Mr..
Lincoln, who owns the largest house at
Manchester, is among the earliest arrivals
there and the last to leave.
John Riley, the 15-year-old son of Mar
tin Riley OF Barre, broke his right leg in
football practice Sept. 80. Young Riley,
in company with several other boys OF his
own age, was practicing football when
his leg was twisted and broken, both
bones being fractured below the knee.
Young Riley broke the same leg seven
years ago in the same way.
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