Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-06-10
STATE OF VERMONT.


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,.. tbrr.s9 A.. Nutting Of Worcester,
sss begun his duties a. pastor Of
7, gr.s, church at Brandon.
,.iy "a rrnhars Of the Grand Army at
o.-s.fs sar. atie to march IN the pa
vi Varl8sId Memorial dag
a. Roth Allen smith OF Putney,
..sfry OBJ. oldest person in New Eng
IA celebrated her i05th birthday amir
y.sy June i
.srs8 .1 Ludlow made ice cream
!, vsss Tar.Iay. and the ice used In
go Ii rrs lakon from beneath n pile
JsFdusi n % neighbours yard.
s,tl,od BE- Go have a e., 500 isolation
..o.,al o- pest house which will be
III, .r1fHNss. Of the poor farm, follow
\, paas approved by the board Of alder
nsn.
The Montpelier high school fie and
Nm gorus u0w numbers 80 members,
.1stbe largest in the world This
TN. wa tas pecial escort OF the veter-
y, Memorial day.
RAJ, Dr. H A. Flint. rector OF Christ
.orb Montpelier, has been granted a
.,.s months leave Of absence that be
,vissga trip abroad. He expects to
~ tbs Iasf week in June.
p,sssdfk Edwards, for two years as
s.,,rf principal at the high school in
f,,ssrs Falls. Mass, has accepted the
...tio1 Of assistant principal OF the
Arr higI school ot an increased salary.
Mss Kate Long, aged q, Of South
/ ts,d5udsrrv. wBs arraigned before Judge
LW. Gibson FOO Brattleboro Thursday,
srgst With the murder OF newly born
sId earlier TOO the week She was held
h, The September term OF Windham
canty court.
sf Wnirgd Laurier, who was recently
aryisued 30 ottawa by Rev. 7. M.
lssn Of swanlon in regard 20 visiting
sssatdn al its tercentensry celebration
sy 3D. viii not be able to accept the in
,a,on on account Of poor health. An
saat,on has been sent to the Hon.
N-lemieux, acknowledgement, and II
irpsrled that be viii be present.
The soldiers monument, given by the
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aGsuga e. Randall post and the Wo-
rans Relief corps, Mas dedicated last
ssss Monday It adds greatly to the
,natiss q Monument Park, In which Il
ess8a % has an eight-foot base and IL
3 ss, high The figure ct the top Is
sssa lssi 10 height and represents a sol
tg a parade rest.
President Butler Of Columbia universi-
b bis aup0.utpd William Dawson John
Con. LIBRARIAN OF the university, to sue
we'd DE late james II. Canfield. Johns
TOMS s. vesrs old and is q native Of YER
n11t having been born in Essex Center
Hsths s0n Of the Rev. and Mrs. James
AHsa' Johnston. He received his degree
FBf0t1 university and also attended
Harvard and Chicago.
By DE breaking Of three strinRers on a
bridge near Chittenden last week
Wednesday. Leon Baird, who was driv-
nEt pair % heavy team horses hitched
i0al@d Of srgwood, was thrown several
ies ui0ias stream which was about two
fd deep md the horses and loaded wa
goa ven tipped over, one Of the horses
having sg broken and being othorw Use
INJURED 20 tnat u bad to be shot.
Atamsetiag Of The Fifteenth Vermont
hsgme1ia association held in SC. Johns
bury last week v.Gov. Fletcher D. Proc
lof Proctor vas 10 attendance and pre-
elisl 90 ODE ass0elHtion a handsome por-
liaii o. bis ather, the late Senator Red
as'd Proctor, who commanded the regi-
nsni during tbe Civil war, and was made
,.ls colonel Of Che regimental association.
Ex-Governor Bell responded in an appro-
PIRATE speech.
I'm 10 th5 dry goods store Of Miles &
AeAahon 10 Stowe Thursday did 81, 800
damage and there was a hard figbt "a
meek The flames Il Is supposed that the
ny @lghi irom the dropping OF lighted
l'.'h while the lamps were being lighted
'ls evening. Smoke did much dam.
" out a. chemical fire exiting uishers
we used, The flooding Of the stock by
.l'si was avoided. The loas Is well Gov
Hsd By insurance.
Aa' Frank Roberts OF st. Adams wal
y victim ola peculiar accident Friday
.'n'ng' May 2s, which might easily
w resulted seriously. She was sitting
We window when someone in 4 crow
children az play In the street 10 from
Y lls house. threw stone through this
.aaow The stone struck Mrs. Roberts
s Ilas lace, breaking her eyeglasses, cut
.-s lef lace and causing some Of thu
''' to enter her eyes.
anfe occurred early last week Tuesda!
~. .le bakery Of A. l.. Bachand & Son il
-.uala' the building and contents beini
-s-',ae'a1ly damaged. Arthur Baehand
g uas charge OF the business. was quit
~ burned when a kettle Of lard, owe
'l pc was working. was overturned
~ business was opened about sever
80 ago. The contents OF the buildinl
s. I'M. valued at $500 and the loss will b
'',' covered 1y insurance.
.' aol ll ". Fisk, a well-known printer
w ths Rutland city hospital las
~ ~ wednesday as the result OF beinl
~ uo"n by Delaware & Hudson
,.g5e1'ng engine, while crossing a higl
lss Of Center Rutland that after
s5,L Both legs were crushed, he wa
N. cut and injured internally.
4. s1a two daughters survive. Fis
Ta loF many Years foreman Of til
-p"'ns room Of the Rutland Herald
". q ol3es Of granite containing 1871, 90
W.. i.el was guarried Thursday at Barr
PUG Boutwell,, Milne & Varnum con
Ky Figuring this stone at the currer
~. fl.al per cubic foot, it is wort
~, t-'' 900, 1t was the largest pieC
49, ' ever Quarried in Vermont.