Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-26
STATE OF VERMONT.
It's News CONDENSED and Rewritten
for Our Readers.


Nav 16. Dan Doheriy was struck by a
falling limb. which rendered him uncon-
seious and cut a large cash in his head.
Mrs. julia G. R. Dorr, vermont's poet
sss has returned from Brooklyn, y. Y,
where she has been passing several
months. and has opened her home at Rut-
land for the summer.
Connecting links of highway and an
underpass have been ordered constructed
in the town Of Barton for the elimination
OF dangerous grade crossing near the
shores OF Crystal lake.
Joseph Wien had deep cash cut on
one wrist, which required seventeen
stitches TO close, while operating ma
chine in the picking room of the mill at
winooski few days ago.
Barbara Collins, the two-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. @. Collins
OF ST. Johnsbury, swallowed an open
safety pin. 1t is probable that il will
have TO be located by X-ray.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson of Craitsbury
has left for Washington, ID. c., where
she has an appointment as census re-
eorder. She Is the first Vermont woman
TO be appointed for that position.
James Bolio, aged is years, of Monk
ton. has been sentenced to the state re-
form school in Vergennes during the re-
mainder Of his minority for q criminal
assault on seyen-year-old Ruth Beers.
Some OF the property owners in the vi
cinity Of Rutland have adopted the novel
method OF photographing fishermen
caught whipping posted streams, the pic
lures to be used as evidence against
them.
Norman Bridge, little son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. e. |. Bridge OF White River juno
ton, has had one finger amputated and
probably will lose another as the result OF
catching bis hand in the cogs Of wash
ing machine.
Frederick NJ. Earl OF Northheld, was
admitted as a midshipman at the United
States Naval academy May IS. He passed
his examination with flying colors. The
appointment was made By Congressman
Frank Plumlsy.
Rollin Smith OF Pawlet was fined $500
and costs May 16, being found guilty OF
selling liquor without license. Officers
visited Smiths hotel unexpectedly and
found a regular liquor business going
on over an open bar.
II. q. Thomas, secretary OF the YER
mont Fish and Game league, has received
a letter from President Taft's secretary,
notifying him that the president will at
tend The annual meeting and banquet OF
the league at Bluff Point, Sept. Is.
Mrs. l.. /. Anderson, proprietress Of the
boarding house at Winooski where Miss
Jessie LeBArr was murdered by Sergeant
West. has been found guilty OF keeping
house OF IN fame She was fined s15
aud costs OF 1894, which she paid.
Several men from Maine have pur-
chased the mills at Fitzdale lin Lunen-
burgl. intending 10 rebuild the pulp mill
and put In another dam with new dyna-
mo. When the repairs are finished they
expect 90 employ from 70 TO 100 men.
William Diamond, a negro, pleaded
guilty 10 three iniormations for burglary
and was sentenced to seven and a half ,
wears in the states prison at windsor. |
Diamond comes from Texas and was
hanger.on at the Fort Ethan Allen mill
tary post.
The Public Service commission finds 4
that James f. Bashaw Of st. Alhans, q
Central Vermont conductor, who was
killed Feb. 2l. while in the discharge OF
his duties, met his death In an unknown l
manner aud that no one can be blamed
for bis death.
Richard Davis broke one leg in an acci-
dent al II. Z. Shaw's mill in Stowe re-
Gently. With two other men, Davis vas
rolling heavy log on the carrier, when
his canihook gave way and be was
thrown down, giving the leg twist ana
breaking It just above the ankle.
The Montpelier high school, after be-
tfaf
New England association since Jan. ]
last. has been restored for three years
with full privileges OF its graduates enter
ing New England colleges without hrst
taking the entrance examinations.
Charles MiIlette, youthful Burlington
thief, has been sentenced to the Industrial
school at Nergennes for the remainder OF
his minority. He was found guilty OF
stealing nearly thirty dozen bottles from
the warehouse of Joseph Agel, also
wheelbarrow. MilIette sold the bottles to
junk dealer.
Alexander Mazurow sky, Polish mu-
stefan OF Fowler, eloped with Mrs. ven
Gently Baron OF the same town, a lew Gays
ago. Mrs. Baron took her fwo ehildreh
with her. She is an Austrian. lhs ma
has a wife and two children in the OLD
country MI DdlDu mas pNSN -
locate the couple.
Hearing someone in the room over
where she was working ST her home IN
Wells River, Mrs. Human went to inves-
tigate, when she saw a man leaving the
house with her husbands gun and coat
Help was called, which finally oyertook
the man and, after two trials, be was tax
en- to jail at Chelsea.
Isaac johnson, aged 70, died at Bright
look hospital, st. Johnsbury, May ~
from ptomaino poisoning caused by eat
ing canned salmon. He lived alone ana
had not been seen since the previous sun
day. A little girl found his pet cat dead
on the steps and notified neighhors ana
be was taken to the hospital.
George Young, who was thrown from
his wagon in Middlebury, did not break
his back. as was feared, but broke his
right shoulder, cut his face and badly
hurt his hip. He was riding on an organ
box. when one line caught in the Wheel