Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-06
STATE OF VERMONT.
!. News condsnsed and Rewritten
for Our Headers.

Mrs Bridget Wilton OF Rutland Eel
\, ~ ice recently and broke one hip.
picbard Willis Of Vergennes cut a Sc
- rash ia one foot while splitting
wood Dec. ~.
q. simpson OF Franklin burned one
bsnd seriously, while taking fashlight
picture recently.
Rev. P. Gayan Duffy has rendered his
,ssignstion as rector OF st. Paul's Episco-
al church, vergennes.
Rev. Henry Lamb Of Bridgeport has ac-
cepted a call TO the Congregational
church at Hyde Park.
Pred Barker Of Concord, while chop
nina. cut one ankle so badly that several
Stitches we're necessary to close the
wound.
f;sorge MePhee OF Lyndon Center Was
M in he face by hammer a few days
40 and from the injury blood poisoning
has developed.
Jerry Blanchard, one Of the employees
ofthe sWett-Cummings company in Rich
ford. had the tips OF two fingers taken of
BY buzz planer.
The Rev. Frederick Emerson, who re-
eentiy resigned the passionate OF the Bap-
,ist church in jericho, has accepted a call
h the church at East Wallingford.
Charles c. seguin, aged go years, for the
mast ten years night clerk at the Pavilion
hotel. Montpelier. died Dec. 28, after two
weeks illness Of the grip and pneumonia.
Lucius Drown was quite badly burt at
Evansville last week, when his horse be-
came frightened, knocking him down,
and the loaded sleigh passing over him.
Rev A. B. MacLAurin, pastor OF the
Baptist church ct Windsor, has been
dropped by unanimous vote OF his parish
toner's on account OF his alleged drinking
habits.
As Frank Wheeler was getting sawdust |
in sswyer's mill in Nottingham, he came /
too near one OF the large pulleys and re-
eeiged a bad scalp wound, requiring /
eighteen stitches to close IL.
Guy, the youngest son OF David L. Bar
Der Of Benson, was seriously shot Dec. "a
by a 32-oalibre rife, which he held in his /
own hands. The bullet went straight
through his foot, making bad wound.
As the eight-year-old daughter OF J. II.
Morrison OF Springfield was coastinR, a
large double runner struck her, throwing
her several feet Into a park seat. The
thigh bone OF one OF her legs was frac-
tured.
The barn at the rear OF the residence of
Dr. W. 5. Noyak in Rutland was Quilted
by hre last week Wednesday. Two
printing presses stored there, the proper
" Of A. J. Novak, were considerably
damaged.
Mrs Ernest Page Of Morrisville fell
doSn the cellar stairs, striking on the
cement bottom Of the cellar. No bones
were broken, but she was bruised badly. 4
It is hoped no serious injuries to her
spine will result.
The populace OF Essex Junction was I
out in full force last week Tuesday night 8
to view what was thought to be a mystic {
rious air ship. II was seen in the vest &
ern sky where q brilliant light rose and
fell and finally went out. IL
Carney Gibson OF Proctorsville had
narrow escape from q serious accident, I
caused by the tipping over of load OF
pulp wood. His head came in contact
with stick Of wood, cutting a cash two q
inches long in bis scalp. T
Barton is to introduce manual training I
into its schools, six outfits for that pur- {
pose having just been received there. The I
work will begin With the use of the tools
and from that to making joints and then >
to making practical things.
HarrS Convey Of Brattleboro was badly
injured short time ago while hauling
logs. He was loading a heavy one on his q
sled from pile beside the road when he 9
was pinned between the log and the pile. q
HIS collar bone was broken.
Just after the postman handed Mrs.
Thomas Carroll OF Rutland Christmas
cards from her daughter, Miss Anna Car :,
toll' who was in Boston hospital, Mrs. J
Iaffoil received telegram telling of her !
daughters death Sunday night.
Inc dwelling house belonging to c. L.
MURRAY Of Ryegate was burned one day
recently and none OF its contents was
Afed. Mr. Murray and his son were !,
oOth away and no one was at home. The !,
afe was discogeredRy a neighbor. y
The excellent condition of the rosds \
rs made the lumber business in Newport K
uOutish lately. In two hours time, u
w~.e W.. teams unloaded at Prouty 4 !,
lliist mill. Farmers are drawing their
"ss 'here faster than they can be sawed.
Inc little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. !,
pOna Lsoroix Of West Rutland fell from R
u nigh chair, her head went through a 4
pSne o. gla's, and she hung there until q
Nv 'ssseu ~ her mother. The child was n
heck ''0 .
n, hooert Darling OF North Walden met Il
~ Az serious accident recently, while in ly
Nv ny woods telling trees. One tree lodged b
N, XIV another and when it came down
S ~ upon Mr.. Darling's leg, breaking the II
wound - o.
!, 'Onn Geeman, Greek about as years o
go was the victim Of a painful b
Fusnt' December is, at the Vermont to
Ps,,l Machine Co.'S. works in Bellows re
when his left hand was caught Il
1mnn,I machine and two fingers were sc
S,o u y, eprague, employed in the Reads v
vbsn us factory, was running 3 saw,
hssa ms hand came in contact with eC
~ 49, ano the forefinger Of the left hand b,
m ,nputated at the second joint. The n
GnS1ta smother finger was cut on and the in
-uno was badly cut. Ina