Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-03-31


panied him. AS it kept growing worse
be finally called on q doctor, who found
that bad case of blood poisoning hac
developed and had gone SO long without
treatment that it was too late to save thu
mans life.
William Coles, a 16-year-old boy, who
lives three miles east OF Middlebury, with
his stepfather, Arthur Brown. went hunt
ing and, on returning hung up his %
calibre rifle 10 the sugar house OF Walter
Forbes, notifying those present not &c
touch Il. Later his 11-year old step
brother, Harry Brown, entered the sugar
house and took the gun. He succeeded
in putting a bullet through his left foot
just below the instep. Unless blood poi.
soning sets In the lad will soon be all right
again.
Andrew KossilI and Tony Kessill oil
Bellows Falls were assaulted the Other
night BY three men. Tony was badly
cut up. Three Polanders, who are &C
cnsed OF having done the cutting, have
been arrested. The men detained are
Andrew Lincovith, Mike Kescoyith and
Mike Losick. The trouble arose over g
girl, a sister OF Kessill, who objected, II
is said, to the attentions of Lineovith.
Kesaill claims Lincovith threatened to
kill him IL he objected to his attentions to
bis sister.
The organization OF tbs CALIFORNIAN
Forest and Stream club was completed at
Lyndonville Thursday when John w.
Titcomb was elected president: W. j.
Bigelow, vice-president; and q. W. Hill,
secretary and treasurer, All st. Johnsbury
men. Charles 7. Walter of st. Johns
bury, chairman of the committee on reso-
lutions, was directed TO write the YER
mont delegation in Congress favoring the
passage of the sc-called Weeks bill for
the protection of migratory birds. The
association has 204 members.
Fire Saturday morning caused loss Of
from IS. 600 to SO, 600 in II. c. Robier q
Co.'s department store in Bennington.
The Ire originated in the millinery de-
partment. An oil stove came apart while
being moved and the blazing oil flowed
over the carpets and the second floor was
soon a mass OF flames. II was impossible
for the firemcn to enter the building be-
cause OF the beat and the smoke, and it
was necessary to food the upper floor
with water. The damage, largely caused
by water, was partially covered by insur'
ance.
The Premier Automobile company, To-
Gated in Rutland for the last five years,
and the J. n. Premier 4 Son company,
manu- iacturers OF sand pumps and sand
feeding machinery, located there for 70
years, have practically decided to move
their business from that place to Spring
field, Mass, where a more extensive plant
will be built. The facilities are better in
for an increase In the size OF
the business than Rutland. From six to
sight men have always been employed
Ind the stock and machinery are vaiued
It 10000
A reliable report states that the Quaker
Oats company OF Chicago has under favor
lbie consideration a plan to build large
artory at Richiord for the manufacture
II its different products. site for the
aetory has been viewed and approved,
md a favorable determination OF the plan
waits II the plan natures power for
be new plant will be furnished from
;tevens mills. c. NJ. and 8. r. Boright,
,wners OF the water right at that place,
will SO improve their water power as to
70 able to furnish up to 1000 horse pow
Il by electrical transmission.
A fiim-fam artist travelling under the
iame of Professor Miles OF New Haven,
lonn., has proftably confined hypno-
ie and fortune telling stunt in Rutland.
)nly one victim has yet admitted being
AIKEN in. A well-dressed woman, who
oes not wish her name published, has
Officer 8. c. Warren that Niles
borrowed els from her while she was un-
Ter his influence, promising to remit the
um by mail. When he failed to do this
he woman gradually realized that she
sd been tricked. The police are trying |
0 locate the clever prestidigitatoT.
Chief Judge John W. Rowell Of the su-
RENE court ordered an entry last week 10 |
he Washington county case of David |
'raser OF Barre against Blanchard &
'rowiey, quarry owners. Supreme court
firms the verdict and judgment OF the
Iwer court which was for the plaintiff |
D recover s6,5Oo. He was injured in
907 by 3 falling mast and the amputa-
ION OF one leg was necessary. The case
las tried at the September term, 1908.
Iltf HAu uttu OnCo dAkuNh = aAotioh
} reargue the grounds OF the alleged neg
gence of the defendant was allowed, but
he supreme court was unanimous in sus-
lining the verdict.
Tue case OF State Us. William Heury
enware, is on trial in Chittenden county
ourt this week. The respondent was the
haufeur OF Gov. g. II. Prouty and on
he evening of July last, while driving
machine up College street in Burling-
~, ran down Hector Mongeon, young
ian visiting there from st. Hyacintbe.
ne. MonReon was riding bicycle and
led soon after the accident. Benware is
narged with manslaughter. An indict-
,ent was filed against him on September
5 and he was placed under bail Of
!, 900, which be furnished. At the fall
rm OF the county court the case was
to the present term.
George stoddard, 13-year-old son of Mr..
Id Mrs. Ralph stoddard Of New York,
lrmerly Of Rutland, was the winner Of
cond place in the recent contest Of
odel airships held by the Horace Mann
hool in New York. George Stoddard
niIt the sirship entirely himself. The
achine with which the former Rutland
" made a successful demonstration be-
re a large number of spectators gath !
ed in the gymnasium OF the school, is
Of Lesh type, built entirely !
wood. The flights made we're OF 40 ,