Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-01
GATE OF VERMONT.
,..ys Condensed and Rewritten
: W. for Our Readers.

Lsf.I7H wrist one day last week by
ss5 30 feet from a staging.
-. ,,l,q5 of clothes pins for export has
.5irred bv the United States Clothes
n ., M, OF Montpelier. The car con-
.,.l s6l. 15l pins.
r,s,Iss Curtis, teamster for F. w.
Wonpelier coal man, was
A~ nom bis team last week Monday
l3g..,.taIne8 fracture OF one wrist.
Merriam Of Bellows Falls, who
.,rg arreated the position Of princi-
'.ttbs Johnson State Normal school to
,.s5 q D. Collins, resigned, has ten
IA his resignation.
h. william Hornbrook of Montpelier
-.r sestsinad broken collar bone
WI. I'm as several cuts on her head, the
.gofa runaway. Her horse became
.5bts8s5 ct an electric car.
s.,s treasurer e. Il. Deavitt has re-
..,Iy received a payment OF S335.86 on
y r,fei states deposit money from the
N Benson. This town is paying
,s,,s In installments, one-fifth at
r.. n has uoW paid three-hfths OF the
mir amount
rmpentara Of 20 degrees in the
Az and no In the sun last week Tues
4, oroggd too much for John Seymour,
-.sffhs meu employed in excavating
-tbs Montpelier city hall, and he
s5rsi iB toe trench senseless. He has
gr recovered.
william laiuche, a fireman in the
,s.1aHanal Paper mill at Wilder, is
s.8 rom fatal burns received Saturday.
e.f0fhes caught fire from the furnace
gltbs BODY was so terribly burned as
~ B5-eadg8g8ble. He was a widower
r8layas tWo children.
he lumber mill Of f. s. Campbell, To-
r5at Balgldere Corners, together with
p6l Worth Of lumber, was burned at
sa Saturday, June 49, The FIRE origin
al from hot box while the help we're
+ eating dinner Mr.. Campbell esti-
n,.s hls loss at $4,000 with no insur-
nee
4 young and pretty woman, hand
sasy dressed, created a great sensation
bs Adams recently when she walked
tra through the business section pla-
siy smoking a long black cigar. The
ssnaa was stranger and, while not
h.i iH manner, seemed to quietly enjoy
assf she created.
Two houses 10 Burlington, those of
aG C. D. Staple and d. J.. Bond, were
nssn into and robbed last Thursday.
libs l0fuer place the h use was thor
ngbI7 ransscked and a gold watch and
aasr articles taken. At Mr.. Bonds, s17
D cab was taken and a gold ring. The
ilyHware was untouched.
Avery severe storm visited st. Johns
sliy last week Tuesday, lasting for three
quarters % an hour. The storm was ac-
Unpusd by thunder and lightning and
ilgr.ic wind. The storm, which was
local, amounted almost to cloudburst.
Limbs o. trees we're torn of and consider
a0s other damage was done.
The&sIston that disappeared a short
time ago from the physiology room at
Montpelier seminary and to pay for
shcl DE Students we're to be assessed
ii0 each, was mysteriously replaced
some time between Saturday night, June
@,aot The allowing Monday morning
a1t lte Incident is considered closed.
The BODY Wendell K. Cobb, aged 20
gea's. who vas drowned while canoeing
% the Connecticut river April 10 at
SCUM MFbury, was recovered by river
men lad Banaain {. Corliss last week
tuesday afternoon. He struck a bridge
slls 10 The canoe during the spring
aeh3' HE mother identified the cloth
hg
As peoaltiau to guard against a wa
q laniaa the coming summer, the Rut-
all eiy water department is making a
a'le 70 house canvass in order to put
Aop 10 OH leakage and waste. There lie
falI CT water To the reservoir at present
oa Ihe authorities are taking action early
9''oIa repetition Of last years expert
W." Jane Logan, aged so years, at
slt'sl suicide Friday by inflicting an
wv cash on her throat with butcher
MIs, Ihe woman had shown signs Of
l.inl.Y Tor some time. but was not con-
.asfad dangerous. She will be removed
as state hospital for the insane at
gnl.
a piece Of granite weighing twenty
s'e tons and designed to form a part Of
v 'ooi Of the Holden mausoleum that is
5lg Quilt ln Park Lawn cemetery at
l,alingt1n, was drawn through that viii
N oy twenty-five horses, but when the
sl' avenues OF the cemetery were reached
U wagon sank to the hubs and the
-@'y lead was stuck fast for some time.
lyndon institute at Lyndonville has
W. very successful in raising funds re-
rldl Ilr repairs on the building, the
.gl'n club having contributed 1000,
'a.'a % realized from the sale OF a cook
s. and $500 having been raised by in
.aaais and in a variety of small ways.
~ you OF that place madesthe gener-
Ule' .n double the amount raised,
'aea brings the figures to $500.
s''1 The son Of George Keith OF st.
s.ua-aaryt was drowned Thursday in the
l'a Hae river a mile below Lyndon
Ns The lad, who was rs years old,
visiting Sidney Huntoon and started
sAl .1rass The pool. lie had nearly
'sl ths uHol and had just reached an
KY "H.H He went down. It is thought
H seized with heart failure. 1h'
w "H covered by Eugene stone.
ny tao vu Of Mrs. Mary J. Estey, I
-.''s aHa former resident Of West Dunn
~ Who died recently IN Owosso
.4.f Doe BAPTIST church ct West DUN
I'.'1 8as received the sum OF $500