Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-13
STATE OF VERMONT,
=. News Condensed and Rewritten
for Our aesdeFs.

az Cuttingsville has s6s,OOO In its treas
Harry Tenney of saxtons River had on
lao badly TANNED recently In a SAW mill q
Westminster.
RAYMOND PInney of Andover fell from
sIed onto a crosscut saw and was badl,
cut on his head and legs.
David Mills Of Brandon fell from load
!, bay recently, breaking his arm be
t9een the wrist and elbow and dislocat
ing his shoulder.
Mrs. Leroy Woodward OF Landgrov'
vas badly burned 90 one hand few day
,gu. while attempting to move some hoI
sugar on the stove.
Eastman Arnold Of Salisbury Is recov.
sripp from an overdose OF laudanum,
which he took by mistake, thinking II
was cough medicine.
Frederick Bellows, aged AZ years, died
At the st. Adams City, hospital, Jan. 8, as
the result OF the injuries received from G
fall on the icy sidewalk Dec. 8.
The farm house occupied by Millard
Dean in Windsor was burned lsst week
With loss OF 1900, insured for 81, 900.
The household goods were saved.
The Jury in the 5000 damage suit OF
Jennie r. Finnerly vs.. Mary Ayers, in
Addison county court, returned verdict
Of sos and costs for Miss Finnerty.
Ata meeting Friday Of the directors Of
The Grand Trunk Railway OF Canada,
held at London, Eng, Charles M. Hays
vas elected president of the company.
The dwelling house of A. r. Stark CT
jamaica was burned to the ground re-
Gently with loss OF f450, covered by in
surance. The fire started from q deiec-
tive chimney.
Fred Cleveland OF MorFisville, while
working in the woods in Gilmore, was
struck by log and sustained serious in
luries, his skull being crushed and other
injuries inflicted.
saplet Alvine OF Burlington, who
works in the Winooski wooden mills, had
s two fingers crushed last week Tuesday,
when his hand became caught between
two heavy rollers.
mistook the cellar door for al outside
one few DAYS ago and fell down the
stairs, sustaining euch injuries that she is
4 10 crltlcAl conultlon.
Bert Davis OF Newiane was severely
hurt while drawing logs at Wardsboro
Jan. 5. The chain broke, allowing the
binding pole to tiy back. II is thought
that the mans skull il fractured.
E. ?. Gulley, deputy collector at Rich
ford, was injured Dec. 81 when, as he
was opening the door OF a freight car,
nil kmw knf fa1I kn
top Of the car. striking him on the head.
The barn OF Fred Smith in Concord
vas destroyed by fire last week Monday /
/ evening. The stock was saved, but hay /
and tools were burned. The fire was
started by lantern. The loss is about
1880.
The iour-year-old daughter OF Mrs.
Mark Parsons OF Readsboro got the metal
top Of perfumery bottle up her nose a
few days ago. After considerable suffer
ing, an operation was performed and the
substance removed.
Raymond, the 9.year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. r. Soule Of st. Adams, was
painfully injured recently when an air
rife was accidentally discharged, the
shot entering bis hand. The bullet was
. 3'~N ~ th0 HN9 Vi III array
The Rev George F. FortieT Of North
held, state superintendent OF Universalist
churches, has issued the first number of
The Vermont Universalist, a neat four
page paper intended to be circulated
among the Universalist parishes and iso-
ia'ed universalists Of the state.
Morton w. Judson, aged AZ years, of
burlington, died in police cell in Bos-
ION, jan 5, where be had been lodged on
charge Of intoxication. The cause OF
death is unknown. He was a railway
mail clerk ana for many years on the run
oe'Ween Burlington and Boston.
Burton Z. Harwood, while at work on
1ne 100 OF rebuilding the Stark paper mill
soaom had bad fall recently but es-
pea with no other injury than severe
-. % The face. He made misstep and
til shout is feet to the ground. Several
'i'enes we're taken In the wound.
william Chase, aged 4s years, who was
oseh'eheed to state prison for life from
leans county In 1896, has been par !
sopea oy Gov. q. II. Prouty. The crime
~ winch he was convicted was for being ;
accessory in causing the death by
F''sOnlng OF Ellsworth Holloway OF Glover.
Inc Vermont Marble Co. has begun /
!. y, % The erection Of q large addition I
n. ~ unishing shop at West Rutland.
-, ishlng department at West Rut ,
~ employs at present from 80 to 40 I
~ ~ aho when the new shop Is completed !
~ 'oiee will be more than doubled. /
Edmund L. Gore OF swanton, a fire.
q z The employ of the Barney Marble e
~ Nao vas badly injured and scalded I
v,l-. y morning by the bursting OF a !
~. - 70 one OF the boilers in the boiler
an si.s q the mill, which he was airing up, /
day. " tne INJURIES FIR
B1 Daniel Harmon, 81 years old, single. of I
,Vs, a.s, Tell at Washington and Han
g. reefs in Boston, Jan. 4, and was as I
49, policeman, who had him re- {
=, . the Relief hospital, where il
in.,u aouud lannon's right thigh was t
riial. was taken 70 the City nos
c.i,'y-six children were entertained 8
s os ma DAY At speedweiI Farms, Lynn
n w. nome Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Theodore
ihere was music, tree, with
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