Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-02-24
STATE OF VERMONT.
f., News consensed and Rewritten
Ter Our Readers.

orer 900 eases OF measles haze been re
..,ss p the present epidemic IN Brattle
- ana another crop is expected.
rts h1rns AMI contents. with 1G cows,
..l,n,iag 70 tie Williams farm on snipe
sand Il Richmond, were destroyed by
fra Feb. ~.
r,sari L. Hindley, editor of The Rut-
,ot Herald, wss successfully operated on
as, Lgle's hospital in New York Feb.
z 'lf her"ia.
atirou d. Tossing aud Thomas P.
u,ngas. Ruilsnd grocers, are charged
rIb y,slltiIg the laN By selling oleo-
,,s,sqr,He IS 3 snbstitate for butter.
Mr.. arthur Fsrnham OF shoFeham
,,,rel ter isee and one eve badly Feb.
uei.h steam, and was taken to the Mary
Flact,r Lospilsl in burlington for treat
Hent.
The voting lists for the municipal eles-
,ion 10 Darlington as posted show q total
d2lii names. This is 2l9 less than
s.t YEAR. There ere NOW nearly 1,6C0 de-
liaqasats'
The Rev. Alfred Poole Grint OF Bun
ellen. n j., has accepted the call Ia be-
e,ms rector OF 81. Andrew's Episcopal
church a, 81 Jobnsbury and began his
services there Feb 10.
A daughter was born Feb. IA TO Mr..
ana HH John Dufant OF Burlington.
Ms. Dulant will go down as one OF the
Youngest mothers. Sue is bat 10 and
this is her second child.
The senior class OF the Proctor high (
school rotled fll1 from presenting the .
opers,a, "sylviS." This sum is to be
used toward dofpying the expenses Of
the trip to Washington.
". q. Fish OF North Clarendon. en-
ployed at the q. II. Grimm factory in
Rutland, sustained a severe and deep cut
in the left wrist while at work, seyering
several large blood vessels.
Mrs.. Fila S. Dsnison, widow OF DR..
Charles Denison, late OF Denver, Col, has
sent drain for 1900, being the amount of
alegacy left by him to the Home for Des-
titute Children in Burlington.
Gov George II. Prouty hss pardoned
Angelo Broggi OF Mortified, who was
sentenced to seven to eight months in ,
Washington county Jail for liquor /,
offence. lie served three months. !
L. ]. Johnson OF West Brattleboro, was I
seriously injured February IA while !
working In the woods. A large tree feel, !
pinning him to the ground. His right 4
shoulder and two ribs were broken. /
Saying that he does not wish TO embar-
rnss the labor union ticket, John T.. Cal \
lsghan, who was nominated for mayor by B
the Barre Socialists, announces that he 4
has withdrawn his mare from the con- o
test e
John Gallagher Of Montpelier, aged 81
Eve years, returning from church, was O.
suddenly SCI npon by n dog owned by 81
Arthur W. Daisy and thrown to the
ground while the beast terribly mangled tC
BIZ lCi, cheek. p
Prof. Cherrie lie shipping apples and po- b.
Hioes from Newfane to New York and re- II
oeiyng fancy prices. For a box OF pota- II
toes holding less than a bushel he re- b!
oi7ed 81 SO and the apples are selling at m
the rate Of so cents for three. b
Mrs Frank Stacey OF Montpelier, who
took dose OF paris green Feb. z 10 an OF
effort to XIII herself, died Feb. 10 after ~
week Of snisring. Mrs. Stacey took two 10
tablsspJousiul OF the poison. She had p'
been dependent for some time. IN
There we're 500 names on the delin- ~
quent tax lit turned over TO the winoos- e
ki board Of civil authority. II all these ~ ~
names are stricken from the voting list to ~
be used at the coming March meeting, 1t
VIII contain but a few over 600 names. ma
The tarm house belonging to Thomas -
sialiery OF Hubbardton was destroyed last "
week, with its contents. Mr.. and Mrs. -
siallery were at a neighbours when the y,
hre occurred. The loss, including $500 ~
70 money in the house, amounted to ~
about az 900. IN
viii Newell OF Jacksonville upset his ne
lantern in his barn, causing ii to explode.
fife from the light caught in the hay. cia
All stock was saved except three COWS ~
ana mule. Only one sleigh was saved, nj
lnd AZ farming implements and wagons i
were burned. -,
While working on a slip in a sswmill wi
= victory, Peter Rilledeau, II years Jr.
"a, was seriously injured. A chain ant
ts,ose' striking him on the face. His 40
~ ssal was badly injured. He was taken ito
y ~ tna st. Johnsbury hospital and proba-
ely will recover. Ian
rem TO- Clinton Faufaw OF West6eld, cat
mo mo runs the planer at Wood " orth's pul
a'ui got his left hand caught in the gear ant
,ss ana mangled and torn of just below ira
'us elbow Several persons circulated OF
. ..9sst 'Ftlon papers and about 500 was pul
su'eNly raised for him. the
F.. ne large farm house home of Maj. II. ~,
49, se ara Dyer in the outskirtR,of Rutland i"s
~, sas 'oiallydestroyed by fire Feb. 16. /
-, ~ mouse was built in 1908 and con- the
, ,.,.'s many heirlooms and Revolutionary Do
s. all which we're lost. The fire str'
01sl' near chimney. Tue
ui including President John NJ. Thomas, g
,'sss.ieonry college has % professors and tne
sDd IN professors on the regular faculty one
81. .ns present rtulents number 26S, of sa say.
IN =. 100 are residents Of Vermont and wiz
inc ;. Om other states, New York furnish .ne
Mr.. Cutbo,. - ligl
SIM. ~ Morrisville, has been missing hro
B5,liuEe req 4 AT that time he was in cat
cssbs .Ss.on and tried to get two checks nre,
Foss Importing to be signed by e. @. in T
!, ~, Inc bank was suspicious and, aft son
cbs' Is,.ephoning, refused to cash the s sOn
Tbes. eau
unua' meeting and banquet Of the was