Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-07-28

well aud is expected TO recover. Ravey is
3 native Of Albany, n. Y, single, anC
was in poor health. This is supposed t.
be the cause Of his attempt at suicide.
The fact that the big wooden liverJ
stable OF ID. A. Barker IN Rutland was re
modelled recently into a cement structure
prevented q large fire the 18th when
flames got big start in storehouse ad-
joining the barn. The cement walls
stopped the blaze. The barn held &C
horses, scores OF vehicles and tons OF hay
and was adioined by many wooden build
ings.
II was reported at the sherifi's Office in
St. Adams that the body Of new born
baby had been found in the woods be-
tween Highgate springs and Swantou
July 10 BY two Swanton women who
we're out berrying. After finding the
body the women notified officers who went
back to the woods with the women but
the women we're unable to find the place
where they saw the body.
The Domino Manufacturing Co. OF
franklin, with a capital stock OF SIS, 900,
organized TO do q business OF numbering,
manufacturing, and selling electricity,
run a grist mill, and feed store, and mine
tale, has filed articles Of association in the
office OF the secretary of state. The
names given on the incorporation papers
are n. Z. DONNA, r. W. Draper and A.
A. Aseltine of Enosburg Falls.
Fire which broke out in the Garvin
building in Richford early last Thursday
morning was extinguished quickly but
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stock OF Mrs. L. J. Knight. Her loss Is
covered by insurance, as is the loss on the
bnilding, sustained by Mrs. r. G.
Wheeler. The cause Of the fire is a mys-
terry, perhaps being from defective wiring
or from spontaneous combustion.
A compound fracture Of the large bone
between the ankle and knee was sustained
July Is by Joseph Barrett, a Rutland
teamster. He had just finished unload
ing a consignment OF goods and was pick
ing up the reins when the horse began TO
kick. The animal caught one OF the reins
under his tail, and, being Of a nervous
disposition, kicked over the dashboard,
striking Mr.. Barrett in the shin.
Ira Baker OF Dandy, aged p years, was
caught by cavern and instantly killed,
and Edward Curry aud Elmer Powers re-
ceived injuries, while working on night
shift at the West Rutland quarry Of the
Clarendon Marble Co. Wednesday night.
July 20. without warning several tons
OF soil and rocks tumbled to the bottom
of the pit. Baker was almost completely
buried, while Curry was knocked to one
side.
People at Point OF Pines, Lake Bono
seen, we're treated to the sight OF water
spout July 10. The whirlwind lifted two
power boats about six feet in the air and
crashed them together, breaking the bow
Of one and the stern Of the other. A towel
was snatched from a row boat and hung
On a telephone wire. The phenomenon
,ame from a settled atmosphere and few
minutes after it had passed calm prevailed
lgain.
1t is reported that some Of the delegates
IN their way home from the state Demo-
ratio convention in st. Adams last week /
net pickpockets. One delegate claims to
nave lost a large wad and two mileage
books at Essex Junction and two or three /
,thers lost their ready money. A dele
rate from Woodstock lost IS and yalua- /
lie papers. He borrowed IS from one OF
he senators-to-be from Windsor county
o get home.
Frank Antoinette pleaded guilty in /
Montpelier city court July 16 to the lar 4
eny OF two cycles in that city. He was
entenced to pay a fine OF s25 and costs,
amounting to s56.l1, and to three months
n Jail. He paid the fine and the jail
entence was suspended. William Laun-
Iry, who was arrested for a similar
Inense, Was discharged after being given
hearing as there was not evidence
cough to hold him.
Bernard Woodland, aged years, and
lis sister, Celia, aged three years, died
within a week OF each other short time
go, with scarlet fever, at their home in
Walden. Mr.. Woodland spent about
ear in California when, deciding that be
referred Vermont to that state. be re-
urned. While on the way here, the boy
ontracted the disease and the little girl
ook it from him, they being the only
hildren in the family.
The Inter-ocean Shirt company OF Lin
oln, Neb., has decided to locate its entire
liant in Bellows Falls instead OF estab-
shinR branch. A stock company is
einR formed and 1876 young women will
e set to work at once after the erection
a building, which will be q two-story
.ructure with 10000 square feet OF noor
pace, enough to employ 400 operatives.
be force Is to be increased to that num-
er as early as possible.
James Clark, the seven-year-old son OF
If. and Mrs. Alexander Clark OF Mont
slier. stepped onto the rear Of n dump
srt, whose kingbolt Was loose, and when
De lad added his weight to the rear end
ie box tipped down, pinnine his ankle
, the ground. In addition to fracturing
ne leg, the sharp edge Of the box caused
ragged cash nearly encircling the break
I'D necessitating several stitches after
le boy had reached the hospital.
Barre has decided to turn the course Of
tevens branch from the rear OF the BUSH
ess blocks on Main street so that it will
ow across Burnham's meadow, and by
lis move the yearly flooding OF base ,
ents and the nuisance to abutting land
wners will be avoided. The cost will be
70. 600. of which the Barre Railroad com
any offers to pay four-sevenths; the city
t. Sac