Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-08-19

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ms strength proved insufficient "a
Tell to the ground. No
NOW that the Columbian mash, In.
are 10 remain in Rutland. anponno, -.
y made BY the promoters that -. fo,I 900
70 SOO men will be EMPLOYED and 49,
rom $4,000 to $4,000 will be exn,rdaS
Ia improvements. The capital stocl- -
the new company will be sio. ooo non "a
rom $4,000, 600 to $4,000, 900 will be in
vested in the business.
Leon Haggett of Barre town, sged nine
years pleaded guilty in Montpelier civ
s 1,i iast week Tuesday to petit larceny.
10 - ulotuer teartuily acknowledged that
sue naa no control over her wayward son
~ gu tne recommendation OF States At
.olney Gates the boy was sentenced to
~. ~, STATE industrial school at Vsrgennes
ior the remainder of his minority.
A handsome pair OF bay horses valued
az 5000, owned by Harry Harvey OF Wa
teroury ran away in Montpelier last week
wednesday and one of the horses was
killed when the pole crashed into the res
ldence OF Mrs. Kate stowell Lowe.
ne team came from Waterbury with a
load OF furniture and the animals became
frightened at passing automobile.
Adoiphus Lorette Of Rutland, aged 20
years, was bound over in the sum 81 $500
last week Monday to appear before the
Rutland county grand jury on the charge
OF emblezzlement. His father furnished
bonds. Lorette was a delivery clerk for
u. A. Bucklin a Co. grocers, and left
town taking about s45 hich he had col
lected. He was arrested in Providence.
X. l., Aug. z.
Alma, the four-year-old daughter OF
Mrs. Orissa Meighan OF Lyndon Center.
was kicked by a COW four weeks ago, cut
ting slight cash in her head. II was
attended TO at once and seemed to be do
ing well for time. Then serious results
appeared. A physician pronounced it a
case of blood poison. The disease has
been checked and the child seems now to
be on the way to recovery.
broken rein resulting in a team Of
horses becoming frightened and running
down steep hill caused a compound
fracture Of the left leg of Louisa Nicora,
10 years Of age, in Barre last week. As
the horses started 20 run, Miss Nicora be-
came frightened and jumped from the
wagon. Her foot caught in the wagon
as she leaped out and her leg was twisted
in such a manner that it was broken.
Mrs. James Willoughby OF Lowell,
Mass, telephoned the st. Albans authori-
ties last week to intercept her hus band,
who was to pass through that city on a
train. He was taken from the train with
his 12-year-old son and lodged in Frank
lin county Jail. The wife informed the
sheriff that the custody OF the boy had
been decreed her by the court and that
her husband was attempting to kidnap
him.
The tennis tournament for the Vermont
championship at st. Johnsbury ended
Saturday, Fred II. Harris of Brattleboro
winning. He defeated George W. Pike
of Springfield in straight sets, Sc, 6-3,
6-l. This is the first time a resident of Yer
mont has wen the championship since
1902. Mr.. Harris, the state champion, is
a Dartmouth junior, and the champion Of
the New England intercollegiate tournR-
ment.
Gilman Brothers & Carr of st. Johns
bury have sold the standing lumber and
wood on the Tilton farm to the Parker q
Young Co. OF Lisbon, n. h., who are to
put in a portable mill and remove the
lumber, having until April 1, 1913, in
which to do it. st. Johnsbury is being
stripped of some of its best wood lots in
that way. which is a great damage to the
town, making the real estate of less value
every year.
A team of horses belonging to George
Woodbury. became frightened while
standing by the finishing shop at the
John Jones Slate company's mill in Cas-.
Teton Aug. IL. A box of rubbish which
was dumped started the horses. Mr..
Woodbury. came ont, catching hold OF
them but they ran some distance, drag
I ging him and the wagon going over
him. No bones were broken but he was
badly bruised.
The Montpelier & Wells River Railroad
Co. received Friday three fiat cars which
have been away from home more than
three years and have travelled from Mani
toba to the Mexican border. The car;
we're loaded at Montpelier with Barre
granite consigned to q Western city,
After the first shipment was unloaded
during the remainder of the time they
we're away, the company received rs cents
daily mileage on each car.
United States Marshal Horace W
BAILEY sold at public auction in Enosburl
Falls last week Tuesday one hundred gsl
Ions OF turpentine seized some time age
TOT hllGEbu NiotAltuB VI tho BNAN 49, 49,
The turpentine was purchased by j. A
Harvey for go. 1t was consigned TO th'
DIR. B. j. Kendall 20. aud when it wa
tested, as Is usual, was found to contain
fifty per cent kerosene. Complaint wa
made by the company and the seizure wa
made.
Mrs. Dim Of Rutland believes that he
daughter, Mary, is insane, IS the yount
woman sprang out of bed the other morn
ing at 2 O'Clock and broke every pane o
glass in the house with shovel. Sh'
also threatened to kill her mother VIII
called the police. When the of1cers ar
rived the girl had disappeared. For sew
eral days she bad acted strangely, goinl
into her mothers room at night, iumpinI
on her. and expressing the desire e
poison the whole family.
Roderiek Peake of Barre was sno
through the foot last week MONDAY 2
the accidental discharge of a rife. y
company with his cousin, young feak
went into the woods to shoot squirrel
and started to take an unexploded car
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