Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-07-28
STATE OF VERMONT.
Is News condensed and Rewritten
for Our aeaders.

for Our aesders.
There are about 200 Summer residents
N Greensboro ct present and more are ar
irving every day.
two.story brick schoolhouse, 30x7O
~ in size will soon be built in johnson.
[Irbe cost will be $4,000.
The annual meeting Of the Vermont
Peal Latter Carriers association will be
,ela in st. Johnsbury August II and II.
Everett J. Best, superintendent OF the
scbool district OF Franklin, Sheldon and
knosburg Falls. has resigned his posi-
ion.
Nessrs. Davis and Davis, Washington
.,stsnt attorneys, report the grant Of q
latent on drinking cup to Richard A.
lloar OF Barre.
The slaughter house OF NJ. c. stemson
N the someryille section was destroyed by
Ire July IS. The loss is 1000, covered
5y insurance of $500.
Preston Stove died last week at his
home in South Halifax as the result OF a
ick from a horse two weeks before. He
vas injured internally.
The Montpelier Morning Journal has
viyen a handsome cup to the state fair Is
special prize for the best Morgan mare
ith two OF her offspring.
The apple crop through Addison coun-
y looks way ahead OF last year, and q
bumper potato crop is promised II there
ire good rains right away.
William, the seven-year-old son OF
Alyron w bitehead, was drowned in the
branch near West Enosburg last week
"wednesday while bathing.
Mrs. Matilda whitney. the oldest citi-
ZEN Of Springfield passed her Tooth birth
day anniversary Saturday at the home OF
her son, Rollin W. Whitney.
Former referee IN bankruptcy, William
Z. White OF Middlesex, has filed q petition
a bankruptcy. His liabilities are s3695.69
nd assets %, 1s1 exempt $500.
granite deal involving $4,000 took
place in Barre the 18th when the A. +.
Bruce dark quarry was sold TO the Bout
well, Milne 4 Varnum company.
new industry, the Interstate Shoe
EClsaninx company, c. II. Lockwood,
president, will locate in Springfield to
manuiacture shoe cleaning machinery.
Mrs. d. X. Butterheld has sold the fur
hishings OF the Ludlow House and the
business OF that hosiery to g. II. Ray
mond, for several years proprietor of
.botel in Plainfeld.
Thomas N. Jones OF Rutland fell u feet
while climbing to q piazza roof and dis
located an elbow. The railing by which
be vas attempting to pull himself to the
BOOT gave way, causing the fall.
Charles T. Barrett, son OF ]. j. Barrett Z
hi Rutland, was ordained Wednesday 1
b Esopus, y. Y, as Redemptorist faith t
Dr.. He Is 20 and has just completed IL
hears preparation for missionary work.
While engaged in shingIing the roof of .
he Burnbam building in Barre the 10th l
|H. E. sanborn fell IS feet to the ground
Bad sustained q dislocated shoulder. The
sall is said to have been caused by an in
Recure staging.
Pillsbury- Baldwin company Of Barton
kas decided 10 move TO St. Johnsbury il
Eapital meets them halt way in the form
.ng OF new corporation, the company
Banding plumbers woodwork supplies,
bud box shocks.
Charles Moroney, aged IL years, jumped
bonn a wagon in Rutland July 10 Just ~
me to be run over by passing automo-
&ile. His nose was broken and be was
considerably bruised but no lasting in
nries we're received.
Because be attacked fellow workman
D the bayfield, with q pitchiork, Patrick
Easey OF Rutland, was placed In the
house Of correction for safe keeping. il
j. thought that be Is suffering from tenn
porary attack OF insanity.
A suspicious looking character named
Austin was arrested in the woods near
Danville armed with a revolver, an axe
Ind other weapons, and he had been
threatening TO xiii people. He declined
10 talk and was locked up.
All OF the manufacturing plants on the
siissisquoi river are being run by steam
bower, owing to the low level OF the
vater, and boating With power launches
ls also affected. The water in the Ia
noille river is also very low.
A suit for damages OF e., 900 against the
Rutland Railway, Light & Power Co. has
been entered by Mrs. Maria Cooley OF
Rutland. She alleges that in trolley
par collision near Castleton in September,
1909, she sustained injuries by icing los-
leu ABOUT.
Two st. JohnsburY academy graduates
Ire candidates for governor this fall.
Charles e. Russell OF the class Of 1881 IS
|he Socialist candidate in New York and
/. w. Plaisted OF Augusta Of the class OF
lss5 is on the Democratic ticket in the
tate OF Maine.
The Mnretown Tale mine, an ohshoot
y the old International Mineral COM
psny's properties. has been sold to Cana
ian capitalists for a sum said TO approx
bate tl75,00O. II is said that The mines,
shich have been closed two years. will be {
lpened at once.
Theodore \. Vail OF Lyndon has
bought $500 acres Of timberland in
sroton OF the Cast estate. The purchase
Includes Darling's pond, the best stocked
rout preserve in the state. Young timber
YIN be developed along the latest lines OF
Ieientifc forestry.
A suit for SIS. 600 has been brought in
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