Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-16

demonstration by some TO = ard me Own
ers Of motor vehicles, was the main fea-
son for the forming Of the new ciao'
The case of Smith, Whitcomb q Cook
against the city OF Barre, which with
Communion cases has been on the wash
i ingtou county court docket for a dozen
wears or more. was settled Thursday py
the city OF Barre paying $500 to the
j plaintifi company. The question whether
ar nat the city had the right to sell ITS
water To supply steam boilers and to run
ooIishin1 wheels and grindHtones Was
invoIyad. Several injunctions that were
snarled nm in this suit are dissolved py
This settlement and by il the city OF Barre
disnoses of the last OF pending litigation
on water cases.
Patrick Condor, aged SO years, was
fatally injured while at work at the Yer
mont Marble Co.'S mills in Mlddleoury
B Hume s. He was assisting in placing
car in position and In some tnexplicabie
manner y as caught between the gang ana
the car on which there was 3 large BLOCK
az marble. His cries attracted his fellow
Workmen. tho shut down part OF the ma
chinerv but not until Mr.. Concon nso
suffered serious injuries to bis LEFT slaei
in addition TO an ugly scalp wound ana
hroken arm. he was taken to his nome
and later to the Proctor hospital where ne
died Thursday noon.
Malcolm w. Niven, New YORK law
yer, has purchased "Marshland" rom tne
heirs OF the John L. Bacon estate LOT tin,-
600. This estate is situated ~ Quecnee
in the town of Hartford, contains 800
acres and was purchased By MT bacon
some wears before bis death AUD useu ~
, him as q summer home. DurinR lns
last few years OF bis life Mr.. oaeon spens
Thousands OF dollars in its Development
, Ii was originally the home OF Lieutenant
. Governor Marsh, one oil the hrsl hsulen-
ant-governors Of the state, ana Mt' Deeon
selected the name "Marshland' 70 perpeO
uate the name OF It's founder.
J Ephraim Adams, the 14-year-old son o.
Mr. and Mrs. p. E. Adams OF White XIV
~ function. was knocked down and run
|, over by a team Saturday evening, June =
/, being quite severely injured. lie was
. nlavino with other boys and, IS Two
teams we're passing in opposite direc'
, tions they ran into the street, not seeing
s, one 81 the teams, so that, in avoiding
one. Young Adams stepped directly ~
front az the other. His scalp was lac
over onto one eide OF his head and the ing
: aments Of one leg we're badly torn. %
how refused 10 take any anesthetie whii'
the scalp was being sewed in place.
An application for the appointment Q
Guardian for Mrs. Mary Worthen Year
: taw Of Montpelier has been made to tn
probate court BY her granddaughter, MIN
! ME &. Sapborn OF Barre. Mrs. feartaW
j ~ Il 7s Years old, was married Memo
rial dav 10 Charles Yeartaw, blacksmith
who il as years younger than she. Mrs
y yeartaw Is woman OF considerable prop
) ertv. owning large farm and other e
= tate and is considered to be well-to-oo
n Il set forth BY those seeking the ap
nointmeut OF a guardian that the womal
y was NOT mentally qualified to enter INT
Is the marriage and effort will be made
annul 1t.
The Washington correspondent OF IN
Boston Record says: THE best hstene
= in the Senate is Mr. Page OF vernon
y The senator believes that speeches al
7, made to be heard and when one Is oeii'
y cred he win seat himself as close to 81
sneaker as possible that he may not mis
word. Naturally the speaker feels %
e. commitment and in turn Mr.. rage res !
Ut Ma reward. The senator's remain IN u
at senate when be speaks and they IKE
" debate with him. The senator has eve
be heen imbued with some of the speecn'
Q, ~ such radicals IS IaFolIette and Gun
n Nina Once or twice he has favored the
w amendments with bis vote"
oe A Are in peacham Thursday at the 50
u mill Of George May, an extensive ium D
=" dealer OF Caledonian county, destroys
his entire plant at q loss estimated ~
IT. high nqure. The blaze illuminated u
ut horizon from St. Johnshury to months
p- ier and lasted for two hours. The n
he was f,rst noticed shortly after o'elo'
lp- and the men OF the village started
by hpcket brigade but we're unable to So
OF anv Of the structure, which is situated
X the pond some little distance from Z
he village proper. The buildings we're ma
OF comnletely of wood and Mr. May
81, heen working at full capacity lately
All large orders for finished wocd.
zen neculiar and serious automobile
nd o;dant occurred May rs at South Charlie
er, town, n. H., when brattleoofo par
of three men, in large touring car,
ily an the wrong road and brought up IN I
&c: depot yard. In attempting 70 lurn .
OF car around, it went over the plattoi
and down Quko tue AA@~NSs
ds. men could get the car of the tracks, tn
ex- saw an oncoming headlight and, know
in thew had not time to get the automo .
out OF the way, they aligh Just IN :.
ted son 10 see heavy freight train STR
/ Ct the car. smashing it into kindling WOO
, j. Three trains we're held mp for two hou
ans while the track was being cleared,
cen the wreckage bore not the taintest reese
ties blance to an automobile. The iragm
ded we're taken to the Gates garage at Bello
lem Fails. where il vas hoped to save the
Tore zine. II YVES said TO have been v
The nice car. -.
ieve Montpelier physicians are mucn
pre- nrised at the seemingly complete recov
a. John STANLEY from an illness OF ms
,sin months, when he was given up ps
aiu nhysiciaus and told be must DIE.
and trouble seemed to be cancer OF the st'
The ach and an operation was 10 be periorn
4 n for its removal. His stomach was
'ost omen and the growth found to be so "a
4 ~ and hard that it could not be cut with
tbs endanQering his life, so bis stomach
am. sewed up and be went home to dle.
.o,,,- stead. the tube, which had been lett II
.en drain the wound, seemed to aid in
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