Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-02-24

be was completely obscured by the long fur
7. Ihe cat was shot on Harmon mountain
~ east OF the village
"a About 30 members CT the West RUTLAND
high school started for Fair Haven on /
sleighride Briday evening, Fec. Il, friend
BE ing TO take supper at one OF the hotels
70 there, for which they supposed they had
v arranged, and return home later in the
d evening. When they arrived in Fair
4 Haven they found no supper waiting for
It them and after lunch at a restaurant
, they departed for home but their team
broke down in the midst OF a binding
3 snowstorm and they spent the remainder
5 OF the night at farm house.
, For some time it has been believed that
r intoxicating liquor was being sold some
s where near the Cory, Deaviit, Frost cleo
: tric light station two miles from Mont
T. pelier. Officers searched the ranch occu-
pied by Camille and RaiIelo Pizzi They
I secured intoxicating liquor enough to
start a saloon. The stuff seized and cart
eS TO iho Basement Of the county court
hnuse included Ave half barrels and 113
bottles OF lager and rs pints OF whiskey.
In the city court the respondents we're
charged with keeping intoxicating liquor
contrary 10 law aud held TO await trial.
Goloie Sun Morse, who was arrested 10
Darlington on an adultery charge, is also
wanted in Washington county, here
soire three yesrs ego she vas convicted in
county court OF forgery in Tsising a bank
check and signing a certain PERSONS
ueue TO ii Execution OF her sentence
WAS suspended and she was placed ON
pro alton, one Of the conditions Of which
] rg Z hat Oh oh bIrN 10
/ Fred 3. Thomas, probation officer. For
the last eight months she had neglected .
| TO 60 through with this little formality
and warrant for her arrest was issued.
Miss Harriet L. Chase OF Ludlow has
just completed typewriting and indexing I
Ss, 600 cards in the Springfield town
clerks office. Upon these cards are re-
corded all OF the real estate transactions
that were termed over to the office prior
to The year 1880 The case in which the
cards are kept holds thirty drawers Ia
beled on The outside With the name Of the
first and last transaction contained with
in. BY this system II is possible in a few
moments time to end the record OF any
real estate transfer that has ever taken
place in town.
One Of the large gray delivery horses OF
the Burlington steam laundry was killed
by an electric car the other day. The
horse, which was being driven on the :
right side OF the road, stumbled and fell
on the track as a northbound car came .
along. Tho car fender hit the horse in
the head, killing it almost instantly, be-
fore the motormRn could stop the car.
The horse was dragged some distance. II
all happened SO quickly that the driver I
had no time to jump from his sleigh, I
which was not overturned, however. The s
accident was unavoidable. The horse /
was valued at $500. '
Frank Hurson OF Winooski was arrest j
ed and placed in Jail Feb. IL ON COM c
PLANT Of bonding company, charged I
with embezzling $500 while acting as
treasurer OF Iroquois camp, No. $3.50, q
Modern Woodmen OF America, Of !
WinoOski Hursun wns arrested last s
summer on the same charge. on COM /
plant of the Woodmen, but the matter e
was passed over aud he was released from I
jail. He then went 10 Boston and his v
" herea bouts was unknown for some time. :
Upon returning to Winooski he secured c
position as cook at Fort Ethan Allen, e
where he was arrested. c
After chase OF two hours last week u
Monday, Chief of Police George Wilson Z
If Brattleboro captured Edward Shaw &
II Athol, Mass. Shaw who formerly &
lived in Brattleboro and married in that Il
own, is wanted in Athol for larceny and Il
JUMPING bail. During the chase he G
umped from third-story window, land q
ng uniDjured in a deep snow bank, and Il
vas finally rounded up in a cemetery.
When arrested be had with him a baby o.
oIr Old ha ola Ia
vas his daughter, her mother being a ne ST
!ro woman, whom he married four years ii
go. The child was temporarily placed in pl
ho care OF Shaw IS Brattieboro wife. h,
The northbound air line, the fast train &c
N the Boston & Maine railroad between "a
loston and Montreal, colIided with a b'
elper engine near West Burke Thursday CT
fternoon and both engines were badly bl
mashed. The crews saw that the crash Bl
las coming and jumped, thus escaping Sc o.
ious iDjury. The passengers we're shak- NJ
a up but none was seriously hurt. The NJ
aggage car was badly splintered but the ~
Their cars withstood the shock. The en- or
ineer on the helper had orders to wait at lai
Vest Burke for the freight and air line to tn
ass. When the freight went by he 70
arted south on the main track. He had 10
IN about q mile when the trains met.
John Rashaw, a conductor living in St. ST.
lbans and running into Burlington, by w
rompt action saved the life of the FIVE me
aar-old daughter of Mr.. Bassett, baker, erI
Essex Junction, last week Tuesday. by
be child had run onto the railroad track ba
a crossing directly in front of the rear He
I'd of freight train which was backing thu
to the yard. The man who was sta off
oned at the rear of the train shouted sui
arninR and set the air brakes but the sto
lid, confused by the noise, stood still Of
the center Of the track, when Rasbaw, WI
ho was passing on his train, took in the We
tuation, and springing in trout Of the tw'
ain. grasped the child and carried her n.
safety. OF
The second annual meeting OF the Yer 1uo
ont association of Alameda county, GAL, qus
rs held Feb. s, at the rooms OF the
rard Piano Co.. Oakland, and was tue
-gely attended. The following officers c
re elected: President, John E. Fox, dri'
Ellington; vice-president, R. r. Dun, E.
istoI; secretary, NJ. o. Evans, Jr., Water cha
nv; treasurer, f. c. Wells, Burlington. nor