Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-02-03
STATE OF VERMONT.
4. News condsnsed and Rewritten
for Our Resdera.

extended at a cost not 70 exceed Sh,OOO.
Mrs. Patrick Dempsey Of West Rutland
Ell on the ice Jan. %, and broke her
arm.
Msllory Troudo broke both bones Of
one leg Jan. "a while coasting in Rut-
land.
The Baptist society at Chester is laying
out about g, 900 in Improvements in its
church.
Joseph Benoit OF Bloomington Center
Loaf his house aud most OF its contents
last week by IRE.
one hundred and ninety persons
have registered At the free school for
cooking and sewing OF Proctor.
grattIeboro Is having an epidemic Of
measles. There have been 100 cases so
fAr. Ninety cases developed in one week.
Mrs. George L. Gibson of Rutland fell
an ihe ice Jan. 20 and cut a cash In her
head. which II required several stitches to
close.
The 35th annual meeting OF the Yer
mont Beekeepers' association will be held
At the Addison House In Middlebury.
Feb. 10.
Erwin Davis OF Albany has had the
Misfortune to break both bones in his
q lac; il is the same limb that was frac-
tured last summer.
Morris Blake was badly hurt in
sheffield recently while sliding. His
head struck the sled in front OF him, cut
ting cash Ia his forehead.
George Stewart, employed in hard
ware store 10 Middlebury, Was hit 10 ths
face by rake, which fell from a tool
rack. His left eye was injured.
The West Rutland store OF the Vermont
Marble Co. has declared a dividend OF
four per cent. The Proctor store will pay
q dividend OF about seven per cent.
Frank W. Mitchell, who for the past %
years has been In the dry goods business
Al Haverhill, Mass., has purchased the
McCuen dry goods store in Montpelier.
Charles E. Ingram of South Nswfane
vas struck in the chest not long since by
some heavy object while be was moving =
large boiler, and his breast bone was frac-
tured.
The new home OF Evening Star grange
81 Of Dummerston was dedicatod last week
4 The building Is 64x40 feet in size and cost
about $4,000. This grange was instituted
4 In 1874.
The iirst and second fingers on the left |
hand Of WIN Eggleaton were cut OF and !
the hand otherwise injured by too close
contact with the buzz saw in the shop in
East Dorset.
W. A. Lawrence OF Bristol has agreed |
to furnish site and build library upon
II II the town viii vote to maintain II.
The matter will be decided at the annual
March meeting.
Capt ]. B. Harmon Of Company x, V.
n. O., Of BYattlebor0 has been appointed
regimental commissary on the stan of Col.
]. @. Rstey. He has rendered bis resig-
nation as captain.
Pc Thayer met with painful acci-
dent in Guilford recently a. he was har-
Messing horse. The animal stepped on
Mr.. Thayer's great toe and the calk went
nearly through IL.
Frank stiles had one foot badly
crushed last week Tuesday by the falling
Of a stone, while be was at work in the
mill Of the Fair Haven Marble and Mar
blei1ed slats company.
Lyman Jennison had one hand badly
mangled while at work In q mill In West
ToWnsend recently. His mitten caught
in large cuttlng-ofi saw and three Of his
fingers were badly cut.
Fred Woods, who caught his hand in
corn cutter in 81. Johnsbury Center some
time ago, has had to have the fingers TAX
en- on, IS he had blood poisoning In his
hand and suffered q great deal
Tbs Daniels Machine company OF West
. WnnAaNrnl nh1 - 20
two Of their largest rag pickers. They
were pscked in boxes made OF two inch
hard wood plank and bound with iron.
While loading some lumber on New
fame Hill, Win Nido lost bis balance and
iell from pile Of boards, q distance OF ID
leet He struck on his feet, tearing the
hgaments from his heel and iniuring the
bones.
Joseph ChaIifoux has brought q suit for
tliO00 against James NJ. Boutwell, OF
montpelier for the automobile accident
on the Barre road Ia Berlin, Jan. 5, In
which Chalifoux's wife broke two ribs and
ms sleigh was smashed.
Principal futile Of the Proctor high ,
school and Palmer Powers, q post-grada-
ale student, have installed q complete !
wireless telegraph outfit at the school |
ouldtag. II successfully communicates
VIII other wireless stations.
Aona McGrath, employed IN q mill in
victory, was seriously injured last week,
shen lath hit him in tue mouth, cut {
ung bis tongue and palate badly. ne I
Nas taken to the St. JohnsbuEy hospital /
ana his condition is critical.
Lewis Borstt and Marie Carey of Col |
eoester are under arrest charged with
loobing clothes lines. Ohicers who /
,eAfehed the woman's premises found
aige quantity Of all kinds OF clothes from Z
shieh the marks had been torn. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brady Of Newark, {
spon their return home from Lyndon, !
40 Their nine-months-old son on the bed Z
-. ~ when they went to remove his wraps /
~ enid was found dead. Il Is supposed
'1'l be smothered on the way home.
n. Ihe prudential committee Of White
alset Junction have closed a contract for !
~ purchase OF three chemical engines, '
~ o. 40 gallon tank and one Of IS. !
usy slso have purchased q life net IN I
s-lsaanoe with the vote OF the district. {