Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-03-24

cident, while coming down the mountain
10 Newark with q load of logs. The load
overturned, going completely over him,
dislocating one shoulder, breaking the
shoulder blade OF the other, also breaking
two or three ribs and bruising his head
and one knee quite badly.
F. G. Fleetwood Of Morrisyille, candi-
date for the Republican nomination for
governor, gave an address before the
Winooski Valley grange at East Mont
pelier March 19 and March 2s he will
speak in Irasburg on "The Vermont OF
the Future" Mr.. Fleetwood was invited
to speak to the listers OF Grand Isle coun-
~ on the tax Law March %.
Mrs. John T. Connick and Telesphore
Hebert were arrested last Thursday at
Barre, charged with adultery. Mrs. Con-
mic waived examination and was bound
over to county court. Bail was set at
$500, which she was unable to furnish
and was taken to the county Jail. Hebert
entered plea OF not guilty and his case
was continued for hearing on March 2s.
Ball OF $500 was furnished.
Joseph Lyon was arrested at Fort
Ethan Allen charged with selling liquor
on a government reservation. Lyon was
discovered peddling liquor at the post
and was placed in the guard house there.
Several quarts of liquor we're found on
bis person and 1t was stated that be was
doing q rushing business. Lyon is an
ex-soldier and resided in Winooski.
Feeling himself to be an unsafe charac-
ter to be at large Daniel Rich OF Warren
gave himself into the custody OF Cousta-
bile j. NJ. Donahue Of Mortified. He
will be committed to the Waterbury asy-
lum for treatment Rich was OF the
opinion that he might do himself aud
others injury although he was unable to
explain the reason for his fears. He lives
on rented farm and has a wife and
seven children.
Mark Tenney, George w. Sawyer and
Michael f. Rooney, Mendon farmers,
who own places on the watershed drain
ing into the Rutland city reservoir, were
summoned Saturday to appear before
Chancellor Alfred A. Hall, to show cause
why they are not in contempt OF the
court for their failure to abide by the in
junction issued by Judge W. H. Taylor
last December prohibiting them from
further polluting the water by barnyard
and house drainage.
Another daring attempt at escape from
The Windsor county jail in Newfane has
come to light. The police and the
authorities have been trying to keep the
attempted escape secret. Archie st. |
Peters, one Of the men concerned, has
been previous inmate OF the jail. He
was a much wanted man in the county as
be had been implicated in several horse
stealing eseapades, and a short time ago |
be was brought to Newfane from Dover.
Y. H., where he was arrested and held on /
warrants from the Vermont police. The /
lther prisoner was Edgar Haskins Of /
Bellows Falls, recently committed. st. /
Peters and Haskins occupied the same cell |
ind about ~ O'Clock at night, after they
lad been locked in their cells, they took
hahn from under their cot, made a
ourniquet with the chair round and
visited the locks from the door OF their
ellis and the jail proper, finally escaping
nto the corridor of the jail where they
we're detected by the watchman, Morton
)unson. They have been taken to Wind
or for safe-keeping.