Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-29


Jury quarry is on the way. This An.
ci9aes two Ingerson gaddinp machioas
WINE third will be installed At pee,
lord. A core eight feet long ~ 80
Whte marble without a blemisb has -,
taken out at Middlebury.
As sequel to the recent conv;ctio, !,
winfield Dunnett of Moretown az ;lIegsl-
shooung deer, Dunnett has nur-
chased q the Moretown game warden the
pickiea meat OF the animal which he had
,nesaiiy killed and which was confsoated
~ the warden Dunnett paid % for the
meat which, with the fine and costs be
PAID, made Sl06 the total cost OF the
small jar Of eorned venisop.
George, the youngest son Of Harry r.
White Of Jericho, met with serious in
lures Thursday, July 10. while rakin9
nay. He drove into a nest of bees
wnich caused runaway, the bow hold
ing TO the reins until thrown. He land
ca IN front OF the rake and one leg from
the knee down was terribly maneIed. as
ne was raked along, requiring more than
~ STITCHES to close the wounds.
Roger Donahue, about so years Of ace
10 charge OF the shifting in the Central
Vermont freight yard at White River
junction, was run over and killed Fri
day. 1t is supposed that while engaged
IN coupling cars he fell under the wheels
or was knocked down by the sudden
starting OF the train. The deceased had
been In the employ Of the railroad for
many years. He leaves a widow and six
children.
While sitting on her veranda recently.
Mrs. q. A. Perry OF Springfield was
struck by a spent bullet and slightly
wounded in one shoulder. The bullet
penetrated to depth Of nearly an inch
and then fell out into her lap. Two
boys, Russell Stiles and Foster Amidon,
were shooting at q kinghsher in the Stiles
/ boys yard with a 22-calibre rife, bullet
from which travelled all OF the interveu-
ing distance and found its mark in Mrs.
Perry's shoulder.
/ A recent thunder storm in the vicinity
of Middlebury caused considerable dam
age. Electric wires were knocked down
and, as they were alive. they burned the
grass in many places. The lightning
struck the COW barns OF Silas Jewett OF
Cornwall. Twenty cows that were in
the barn being MIXED at that time were
thrown down and the force Of the light
ming badly demolished one eide Of the
barn, but fortunately did not set the
structure on fire.
Arrangements have been made with the
manager OF Hotel Champlain at Bluff
Point, N. Y, for the annual midsummer
outing OF the Vermont Fish and Game
league to be held at the hotel Sept. II.
Vice President Sherman will be the guest
Of honor. 1t is expected that the party
will assemble at Burlington as usual and
take one Of the Champlain Transportation
Co. 8 steamers there for = ride on the
lake, landing at Bluff Point for lunch
con and the speech-making, and then re-
turning to Burlington.
A three-story tenement house in Mont
pelier owned by Patrick Kane and ocou-
pied by Jack Connolly, j. w. Goodell
and Patrick Starkey, was badly damaged
by fire at midnight last Thursday. 1t il
thought that the fire was of incendiary
origin as two men, whose names are moi
known, were seen running away from the
rear OF the building just before the fire
broke out, The loss on the building waI
SO, 600, covered by insurance. The occu
pants Of the upper story lost everything
and escaped in their night clothes.
Race prejudice has become evident
since the colored troopers have arrived al
Fort Ethan Allen and promises to becom'
more violent when the full regiment ar
rives. White people left various restaur
ants when the eating houses were invai
ed by the colored contingent and moT'
serious trouble has been had in Winoos
XII, when some of the white trooper
rounded up the colored boys, put them IL
car and sent them to the post. People
are now crying for 'tJim Grow" cars to b.
; run between Burlington and Fort Ethan
Allen.
careful search for one OF the pa
tients, no was soon to be discharged
from the state hospital for the insane
Waterbury and who was helping in car
renter work, resulted in finding his bod.
} on the river bank last Thursday with hi
throat cut. The man was known by tn
name of Phillips, was of middle age an
is said to have come from Underhill
Phillips was first missed the night before
D No blame for the suicide is attached I
the hospital authorities as he had al
ready had his liberty during gocd DC
havior.
Mrs. Max Myers Of West Rutland ha
: brought suit in Rutland county coui
against the Rutland Street Railway co. {
Z recover 81, 500 damages because Of ~
q iuries she alleges she received when pa
q genRer n one OF Two ltplieg N"A9 80
q met head-on while going full speed at
4 curve in Center Rutland in August, 100
She alleges that it was due to the con
j, pany's negligence in allowing brush
grow along the track and obstruct 10
: view OF the motormen. Railroad propert
= OF the company has been attached to Co
i er her claim.
|. A mail bag opened at the BrrttleboI
I, postofiee the other day was found orr
N sing with egg, some one across the Gam
dian border having mailed setting
three dozen eggs to some one IN Brntti
} boro. After the traces of egg had bee
y removed az well as possible, the mail w
J sent on its way, but in some cases a
, dresses we're obliterated and sueh na
!, will have to be sent to the dead lett
4 office. The eggs we're in tin DO
2 postmaster n. f. Taylor says i wou
u have been impossible to have mailed SUI
" a package in the United States.
" Good times are beginning to return
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