Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-15
STATE OF VERMONT.
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d. n- recent session OF Caledonia
..ofy court. nineteen divorces we're
granted.
vs.y Davidson Of Hardwick, while
,.-.,g frgluot few days ago, vas acci-
..,Gr struck on the head with a NAL
=. emitting deep cash which barred the
bone,
gf.1s 4rr being formulated to erect q
stg1 600 hotel at st. Adams on the
18th. Welien House. The company
4,s1t-al &c will be incorporated under
gsisgs of che state Of Maine.
u,,iu Mcvalgh, a little girl Of Mid
g.b8lv. eas run over last week Monday
VA injured about the chest. She was
g1F.ag into wagon when the horse
-.,isd and she fell under the wheels.
go, The first time in Vermont the
r.gbts Of Columbus conferred the
s5,fb degree last week Monday upon
s..sof i3l candidates in Burlington.
mn. the highest and most elaborate
5srfss conferred by the order.
fvman r.. Allen, who has been an as
,isspt iu the Rhode Island Normal
..ssol. has been chosen to the PRINCIPAL
,b.poI the Johnson State Normal school,
rssB. o. Merriam, who was elected to
imposition, but resigned a few weeks
40
Henry Russell Of Cambridge, aged so
,nrs. died Friday evening at the Fanny
lBsn hospital Winooski, where he was
agsn three days before, suffering from
bssasot OF on accident which resulted
nhem1ubagl Of the lungs, from which
Be died.
William r. Hastings OF Harvey Tin
mnsiueI unmarried, about 45 years old,
rbo shot and Killed himself June 26 ia
H,d s.ocker's barn. where be had
worked i5r The past few months, leaves
% near relatives. The cause Of his act is
Unknown,
Martin Lawrence Of Bellows Falls, four
ys,rs old, met with a painful accident
ms dsy last week. With other children
h was trying 70 raise a fallen clothes
pole when, il being too heavy for them to
manage the pole fell and q hook struck
he boy on the head, causing a severe
Nsb from ear to ear.
John Watkins OF Westdeld met with
cutie 8 serious accident recently, while
rRkIng in the woods. A large over
hanging limb dropped, striking him on
tbs hcad aud cutting a deep cash. The
sound on bis head proved to be not so
serious as first thought to be, but his
gias vas quite seriously injured and ne
vii be unable to work for some time.
Joseph p, Wooley, well known as the
originator OF Herrick's pills and other
patent medicines, died at Rutland, July
10 aged So. he was bachelor aud
dai hefmirs life for forty years. He
bad been wealthy but lived entirely for
bs sst fifteen years raising horse rad
sh He was market inspector OF horses
ioiihe government during the Civil war.
Rev. j. Edward Wright completed
sunday, July 4, his 40 years pastorate Of
De Church OF the Messiah at Montpelier,
and reached the age Of 20. Although be
concluded bis pastorate on that day, as
hsd htsi5iore been arranged, at his re-
quest, 90 special ceremonies occurred,
ailhoagA bis sermon had reference to
f5e OCCASION. A very large congrega-
usa vas present.
record automobile run was made
,1 shsIhurne, VT, to Troy, N. y,
III by Walter II. Webbis 120-horse-
nvsr Pluhard, driven by his chauffeur,
Faak Eaton, the 1866 miles being covered
ai2l. The 30 miles from Bennington
hIioy we're made ia % minutes. A
i1.ad Of 80 miles an hour was reached.
D j. g Murphy OF shelburne accom-
Aaiei Ne, Eaton.
saturday, July 8, at the sulphite mill
q ihs International Paper company in
Blows Falls, Michael Foley and P.
VBiisn we're injured By q falling eleva-
lH Both men we're ascending the 100
100 shaft when the cable rope slipped
hon The drum, hurting the elevator 10
lm bottom, a distance Of IS feet. 0'Brien
sh able to return to work but Foley
ss Injured internally.
An automobile owned by Fred Pills
lly OF Barton and driven by his wife,
s.ompanled by Mrs. John Bachelor and
A'" Gertrude skinner, went over q 1T
ts1'iooi emhankment Thursday evening
81 johnshury, while the driver was
hlemping TO turn in the road, after the
'alot lights had gone out. The automo-
oae was somewhat damaged, but the oc-
@Fanls escaped with but a few bruises.
I. l. Ellis, aged IS years, a represents
w. OF The New England Telephone and
saeguph company, who had been in
u.ife masking arrangements for the new
eephone rates, died July 2 on the train
sllle he was enroute to bis home, Mid
elslo'Q, Mass He was Ia perfect health
. Barre. aside from occasional headaches,
90 Dc is thought headache powder hs
~ taken was the direct cause OF bis
Ihe house occupied by W. II. Levine in
arlington was set on Are Thursday
,.llng aF The explosion OF lamp. A
sa.sl lamp saf beneath a hanging lamp
p. h.Il from the lamp underneath heat
e, lH H.l 0n the lamp overhead until il
.''1.a. As there are no hydrants any
Nt' Hsf the only work which could
a0n. was by hand, the neighbor'
a.H bucket brigade. The fire wal
'NN0s1aaad with considerable loss.
@ lddlshury Marble Co. announces
~ H.H.a1 20 spending $500, 900 to de
'= marble properties at Pittsford
"aar and New Haven. II vii
@ gang mill 81 Middlebury mex
a. .l 1pru It's offices Oct. 1, eithel
#H opp Rutland. The capital o