Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-08-19
STATE OF VERMONT.
!. News Condensed and Rewritten
10 for Our Readers.

,ir at Lake Bomoseen, Castleton,
August -..
rEHau principal Of the high school
w-rs River i1r tho pnst three years.
=. ,ora 60 T1psheId, Mass., where he is
~ principal OF the high school.
~ f. Marsh has decided to erect sol
49, monument in bis native town OF
e.,.srfr Mr Marsh is a veteran OF the
s-5g. thirteenth Vermont regiment.
TN. road between Middlebury and YER
..1ga. which has been called the worst
,3trfRern New York and Montreal, Is
.s,r, DO He fixed. The work will be
ssns by the state.
Tho uf..r4s body Of William c. Wheel
rd windsor, aged 80 years, was found
s,ggi1g i1 wire fence last week
Wsans.8ty down steep embaukment
b5n tha ra.lraad truck.
Carlo Warlo ot Barre met with an in
law while wading in the river which
Nh dinhls him for some time. He
s.rpsi 7n a broken bottle and cut his
b5t badly An artery was severed and it
rss necessary 10 tie il.
geg Arthur h. Hartman OF Lynn.
v,ss.. who has accepted a call to the pas
p,.bip OF the lllsley Memorial Baptist
,slrsh 90 Ndilebury, as successor to the
Il, George r. stair, will begin his du-
M. there about October l..
Vermont baseball games Saturday, At
Bellows Fails. Bellows Falls 8, Winches-
rl. .l2 inuinesl; ut Windsor, Bridge
gsisr s. Windsor 2, &c innings); at
Woodstock, Woodstock 4, Nashua o; at
Chester, Chester 8. 3. f. Stars 2.
The dsngar OF feeding banana skins to
s,s IS said TO be proved by the death OF
sssnl swine on the Evarts farm at
Windsor. A New Hampshire farmer
FOND that the skins killed his hogs
through giving the animals indigestion.
A. j. Sweet OF Auburn, Me-, has
r5aght suit against the town OF Vernon
miujuries and damage TO his touring
nt which was demolished in an accident
IN that town recently. Owing to a de-
sags culvert an embnnkment gave way.
The corner stone Of the new city hall at
Montpelier will be laid early next month
end arrangements are being made for APP
wUpfiqte exercises on that occasion. The
nasons are now laying the brick and
granite Tor the foundation above ground
What b. claimed to be the largest yield
dhay Zoo the state was cut this year from
ntsoacre lot owned by J. II. LoriDg &
O., 10 Bennington. Eleven tons and
Lsll pounds were harvested. The grass
grew nearly as high as a mans head and
ms very thick
the special village meeting called for
lat week tuesday evening in Winooski
to take action on the proposed purchase
saean roller and stone crusher was
brought TO an abrupt close by an ad-
Dlmment as soon as the meeting was
5fm!ly opened.
g. H. Bruce, who fractured two of his
h5s recently by being kicked by one Of
The lions 10 Ferrari's Trained Animal
shows, left Rutland last week Tuesday for
Boston, where he will join Bostock's
Arsm0i Wild Animals. Mr.. Bruce is
an animal trainer.
Willis F.. Terrill, a Montpelier drug
gL't, has gone to Los Angeles, CAL. to re-
Fsssn, the Vermont State Pharmaceuti-
al association by which he was elected
.s.sglte % the national convention BY
he state board Of pharmacy. Mr.. Terrill
vii be the only delegate from Vermont
tbs year.
The young son OF H. o. Ward of More
town sat Heatou hospital, Montpelier,
htreatment Of compound fracture OF
hstight leg received while he was driv-
ngay yoke Of oxen hitched to a stone
boat The fracture was bad one aud
will condue the young man to his bed for
several weeks.
Lyman r. Allen, who recently accept
Cd the position cf principal Of the John
nn State Normal school, is by experience
lnormal school man, having served sew
nal years at the North Adams Mass, }
Normal school. where he is said to have
distinguished himself by the. high quail
Boi bis work.
W. C. Renehan OF Hope farm, near
White River Junction, is showing 6
snon tree with full grown lemon just
'o'nIng yellow. The tree also bears 9
number OF green fruit. He has peanuts
under cultivation and another unusual
hing in his garden is the trailing vine
dthe sweet potato.
The shortage OF feed makes farmers
s.lug 10 sell at low rates cows that
buyers from Missouri and Ohio are pick
ing up iu Washington county. Thirty
even that we're purchased at an average
Fee Of s25 per head we're loaded on thu
cars last Thursday at Montpelier for ship
hsnt % sedalai, Mo.
Joseph McGuirk of Sandy Hill, N. Y,
Alo Is visiting in Rutland, was seriously
injured while watching the Rutland-Proc
'o' baseball game in Rutland last Thurs
aAy lle was hit under the heart with
hal lip and remained in an unconsciou
condition for an hour and half. 1t J
Expected that he will recover.
a dog owned BY Nelson Goss Of Mid
ostury went mad and was running wilt
lah as the people we're starting 70
enaf'b Sunday, Aug. 8. Several womer
were badly frightened but no one wa
gstlen. The dog made dive for Fay c
warren, who went 20 his home nearby
q" revolver and killed the animal.
James Milne, Jr., the 11-year-old son o
James Milne Of Barre, fell from trapez
aN week and broke his right wrist
loung Milne with several other boys wa
paying around trapeze which ha'
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