Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-03-10
STATE OF VERMONT.
It's News condensed and Rewritten
for Our aesoers.

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The Vermont Industrial school al Yer
geanes for some time past has been de
elsred removed.
Mrs. Milo d. Cross died Feb. 26 at bel
home iu johnson. as the result OF being
terribly burned three months ago by al
exploding lamp.
Landgrove was enormously reported in
the towns voting for license this year. II
voted "no." This makes the total lice SC
towns 10 Vermont %.
The farm house Of q. M. Town ne at
stowe Hnilow was destroyed hy fire
Feb. 27. the loss being 80. 600. lnsur.
anee to the amount o. 1000 is csrrisd.
The annual fair Of the Brattleboro
high school, Feb. 81, Melted the senior
class $500. which Eill he applied on the
fund for the trip 10 Washington. The
entire proceeds we're 5000.
Officers searched the rooms Of Henry
Williamson at the rear OF Marshsll's
block in Hardwick Monday evening, Feb.
2S, and seized "a pints OF whiskey and a
quart OF run. Williamson was locked
up.
One hundred and thirty-6ve dollars
was cleared from the bazaar recently Civ.
en- by the Springfield high school, which
will be used toward defraying the ex-
penses OF the senior class on it's trip to
Washington.
Raffaele Pizzi, the man who owned the
store At the Cory, Oeayitt 4 Frost dam,
near Montpelier, which was raided three
weeks ago, pleaded guilty ia keeping in
toxicating liquor for sale. He was fined
$500 and costs.
At the machine shop in Windsor, Jack
Shepardson lost two fingers by having
them caught in the gearing OF a machine;
John Glover was severely injured by a dy-
ing hammer, aud Horace Gibson had cue
Of his fingers badly hurt.
A. ID. 5wanton, son OF Nils swanton OF
Proctor, who had been at work in the
boxing department OF the finishing
shop, lost three fingers Of his left hand
Mar. 2 by bringing them accidentally
against a circular saw, which he was
operating.
A snit has been entered in Windham
county court by l.. NJ. Carpenter OF Brat
tleboro against the Central Vermont rail.
way for $751; 900 on account OF an accident
at South Londonde rrv Jan. s, 1909, when
he suffered the loss OF one leg and other
injuries.
Guy r. franklin, an employe in the L.
and j. A. Stewart tin can factory in Rut-
land. bad his left hand drawn into a ma
chine and badly crushed. Decides crush
inc the middle finger, il was deeply cut
the entire length. 1t is thought the hand
can be saved.
PROT. John W. Burgess, OF Columbia
university. who has maintained a summer
home ia Montpelier at "Redstone, . is
planning to sell all his property there.
Professor Burgess Is now Ia England,
having completed a course Of lectures at a
German university.
Edward Lucia of Milton, aged so years,
a truckmnu. committed suicide Friday.
Lucia was mentally deranged and very
respondent. He entered a closet of the
kitchen, shut tho door, and blew the top
OF his head on With a gun. Tie leaves a
wife and one daughter.
Alfred Demar received serious injuries
Mar. 2. While adjusting q runner chain,
coming down the Rockwell hill in Mont
gomery Center, the horses started and
dragged him under the sleds, crushing
his head very badly. His eyes are also in
a very critical condition.
Chauncy Ricor. who was arrested a
short time ago on a charge OF burglariz-
ing the Montpelier City cafe, pleaded
guilty. Sentence was suspended and the
respondent was sent to vergennes Of a
mittimus issued by the probation officer on
a previous charge Of larceny.
Several breaks were made in Bellows
Falls Saturday night. Feb. 20. The bur
IL. j. ~Wk.w.A fka aflra ~ Eanfnn q &
Co.. where they secured clothing and Jew
elry, later entering the restaurant Of d.
W. Reilly & Co., and taking cigars,
gum and other small plumber.
Out of 20 candidates from the senior
class for positions on the commencement
committee for the Dartmouth commence
ment exercises next June, Harold p, the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. {. A. g.. Jackson OF
Montpelier, was one OF those selected.
committee consists OF nine members.
The annual dinner OF the Boston Alum
nj association OF Norwich university was
held at Young's hotel saturday evening,
Feb. 20, with an attendance OF more than
30. Among the speakers were President
II. Spooner, J. II. Benton, Briga-
dier-General c. K. Darling and E. d.
At Fort Ethan Allen, there is a post IL
brary carried on for the use Of the officers
and enlisted men OF the post. In it are
kept the daily papers, weekly and month
" periodicals. and military publications
from the q. s. war department. There is
also a small collection of books OF fiction
and miscellaneous works.
Frank Mylott, 10 years old son of Mrs.
Nellie Mylutt OF Rutland, met with a
painful accident in the machine shop OF
he Rutland railroad. The little fellow
not working there, but happened to
be in the shop when a heavy tire OF a
wheel fell over, striking him
IN the left side and frscturing his hip.
In Rutland county court March ?, Ad-
ID. Tossing, q Rutland grocer,
guilty to selling oleomargarine
Tor butter and was fined 800 without
costs. Frank Allen, aged 20, and Mrs.
Bertha Battease, aged 80, pleaded guilty
adultery and were sentenced to is
months at state prison by Judge A. A.
Hall.
Under an application made to and {