Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-04
STATE OF VERMONT,
h. News conesnssa and Rewritten
for Our Resders.

oased the Vermont School Seat COMPANY
building in Rutland and will move there
soon from Bristol.
John A. Sheldon, postmaster at Rut.
land. died July "a after a long illness OF
Eianey trouble. He was a prominent
citizen and u. A. r. veteran.
citizens Of this state have been granted
he following patents: Elroy A. Chase OF
Northheld, sto~ne-cutting machine; Fred
erick n. vearney Of Lyndonsille, halter.
Rev. Or. Richard B. Estenp OF Roslin-
dale Baptist church. Boston, has accepted
! call to Memorial Baptist church in Mid
dlsbury and will begin his duties octo-
Der 1.
Max Bronck, an employe OF Edward
Hatch, met death by drowning last week
wednesday night in falling OF = dock at
Mr.. Hatch's summer place ct Willsboro
Point, near Burlington.
The postofics at Briggs has been dis
continued, as tie patronage is too small
10 warrant retaining IL. Residents Of
that locality will be obliged to go from
three to eight miles for their mail.
DR.. A. NJ. Norton OF Bristol has had to
have a part OF the bone In his right
thumb taken out, as the result of blood
poisoning, contracted through pricking
4 bis thumb with the point Of q safety pin.
While painting the greenhouse OF J. IL.
4 Mears Of E~nosburg Falls July rs, Clar-
ence Billado fell through the glass roof,
4 receiving three bad cuts on his arm and
breaking twenty-five paues Of glass on his
downward journey.
Mrs. @. r. Parker OF Castleton has
started the fresh air fund fos city chill
ersn with . gift OF $50 and = committee
has been formed In Rutland to place
children In private families, manage them
In camp and collect funds, etc.
The Springfield Electric Railway Co.
has been sued for $4,000 because one OF
its cars ran over aud killed B. s. McCar-
thy some two years ago on . return trip
from CharlestoWn. The case Is returna-
Bile at the December term Of Windsor
county court.
Joseph LaPIante Of Readsboro hanged
himself In North Adams, Mass, July p
in a lodging house, being found by an
employees the next morning. No reason
is assigned for the deed, but il il known
that other members OF his family ended
lASAN i've "a MI
Congressman Frank PIumley has prom
ised the national republican congressional
COMMITTEES q months time in the coming
fall campaign, in . political speech max
ing tour. He has not yet been assigned
engagements and does not know what
section OF the country he will be placed
in.
Articles OF association have been filed at
the Office Of the secretary Of state by the
Colburn-Goodrich Co., OF Swauton, or
gained with q capital OF $4,000 to deal
in ~mer.antiles, the Incorporating parties
being F. E. Colburn, Charles z. Good
rich, George sanborn and E. A. Ayers,
all OF Swanton.
The largest pike ever taken from Lake
Hortonia In Sudbury, by means OF a line,
was captured recently by Arthur Mallory
OF that place. The fish weighed Il
pounds and he caught II With Nd ordinary
trolling line and spoon. Mr. Mallory
captured one there last year which
weighed 10 pounds.
Mrs. william Parker OF East Montpel-
Der was seriously injured July zs by be-
Ing thrown from her buggy. She was on
her way to the creamery when her horse
bscame frightened at an electric car
bolted and ran. A deep cash was cut IN
her forehead, two ribs we're broken, and
internal injuries are feared.
Representatives Of the New York Milk
company have purchased a tract OF land
ct Salisbury and will begin at once the
construction OF a steriliEing plant, such IS
was erected in that village one year ago.
This company intends to erect foul new
plants along the Rutland railroad be-
tween that village and Bennington.
The Rutland county sherin's depart
meut has been requested 10 keep wateh OF
pawn shops and secondhand stores Tor
booty taken at the Pollard store in Lud-
low Wednesday evening. The burglars
crawled through q small window o car-
ried away eli in cash, 3 suit OF clothes,
two pairs OF shoes, 20 watch chains ano
a dozen watches.
]. Larose. aged IS. Of st. Albans, was
drowned in the Connecticut river at
White River Junction July "a. La
rose was in bathing and went be-
yond his depth. George Clark, VINO at
TEMPTED to save him, nearly lost his life
In the effort. He was rescued BY Mark j.
and Bennett Carroll. LArose was q Cen
trail Vermont fireman.
The directors Of the Wetmore and
Morse Granite company, Montpelier,
have decided to put in o tlV,OOO
worth OF new machinery and buildings
this fail in order to meet increased de-
mands upon the plant. A SO foot addi-
ton win be built to the engine house and
q new machine shop erected. there are
now 1i6 men on the payroll
Josh ZONES OF Rochester, who is EN-
ployed as a teamster in Pittsford, was
drowned there July 81. He could not
aud was wading about while his
friends swan in Otter Creek. The uniot
man suddenly stepped into a hoie
and never rose. His body was recovered
in eight feet Of water. Jones was unmar
ried. His parents lived In Rochester.
Buildings to cost $4,000 are to D !