Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-07-14
STATE OF VERMONT.
n, News consenseo and Rewritten
for Our Readers.

Marion Denison OF West Arlington
.tsopsd upon a rusty nail reeentlv and il
neatttated her foot, coming out on top.
solo1 Maynard, IT., crushed his left
baad aad foot BY dropping heavy slate
LAB on them while at work in the Fair
Haven company's slate mill.
william Rogers OF Cornwall bad three
n the toes OF els right foot badly crushed
III, / by having them caught between
wheels and rack OF hay wagon.
The barns OF Frank Talcctt at Williston
rere struck 10y lightning JULY and
burned to the ground. Only the house
sas saved. The loss is estimated 81 IS, 600.
The Creamery Package Manufacturing
company of Rutland has received an
order fof Green Mountain silo for John
D. Rockefeller's estate At Pocantico Hills,
ny.
Edward Pidgeon, aged IL years, was
accidentally shot In the left side July In
bridgeport while carrying a loaded shot
gun on a rake. He will probably re-
y cover.
The Barre police believe that they have
broken up a gang of boy burglars by ar
resting John Gilray and Ernest Raymo
who have confessed to breaking into Ave
stores in that city.
George Gallup, u years old, was
4 drowned June "a near his home In Gran
BIZ BY slipping into 8 deep hole while on
fishing trip With another boy. The
body Was recovered.
Rev. Eugene Haines. who has been
pastor Of the Baptist church ct Rutland
4 ior several years, has resigned the pastor
ste. though be has not accepted a call TO
any other church vet.
An uuderpass is ordered by the Public
Service commission in the abolition Of
dangerous crossing two miles west Of the
railroad station At Groton on the Mont
pelier & Wells River line.
Mayor Henry o. Carpenter will not al
los the presentation OF the Jefries-John-
son light pictures in Rutland should any
Of the three motion picture establish
ments wish to present them.
Louis Beaupre severely injured his leg
while at work in the mill at winooski. /
He is employed in the carbonizing plant 4
aud Was struck by moving machinery be- 4
low the hip, cutting large cash.
George Fassett had a marrow escape (
from serious injury Friday. A brick fell /
two stories from the Battell block being 1
built Ia Middlebury, striking him on the
head and cutting an ugly three cornered
cash.
Rev. Or. X. r. Davies has rendered bis
resignation as pastor OF the Congregation
al church at Vergennes, 70 take place Oct.
l. on account OF the failing health OF
Mrs. Davies's father Sho resides in the
West.
While Fred Forrest was repairing a
machine in Miles a. Richardson's mill in
Albany, Vt. pulley on another machine
broke aud one OF the pieces struck him on
bis right arm, breaking II above the
wrist.
Because OF the III health of the Rev.
Edward Reynolds, pastor Of the 81.
Charles Roman Catholic church 10 Bel
lows Falls, the RI. Rev. J. J. Rice has
appointed the Rev. jeremiah J. o'Brien
his assistant.
Ina recent thunder storm in Berkshire,
lightning struck in Mark Dufiany's pas
ture, near a horse, frightening the animal
SO that il ran into a barbed wire fence
and vas 80 badly cut that it was neces-
ssry to kill IT.
PROT A. II. Adams Of Revere, Mass,
recently caught q 16-pouud land-locked
salmon at Little AverilI lake. The catch ,
was made on an eight-ounce bamboo rod.
This is one Of the largest salmon ever
caught in Vermont.
The school directors OF Springfield have !
engaged Warren e. Fisher, for the past /
nine years at the head OF the Hanover, \. i
H., high school, as principal OF Spring ,
field high. He Is q native Of Maine and
4 graduate OF Colby.
While loading gravel Seymour wilkins I
II Dorset had a close call. He was !
,aught by a cavern and buried to the n
hin. The help nearby got busy with I
'hovels and rescued Mr.. wilkins who 4
uttered no serious injury. Il
Mrs. Nelson Patterson and little daugh- c
er we're badly burned the Fourth by q 9
Rant firecracker falling into sn auto in q
which they we're riding in johnson. Two
Il the little girls toes we're blown OF and -
be mother burned on both ankles. Il
The annual baby parade was held in
}rattleboro July 2. One hundred and Il
lity babies ranging from Ave months up a
yere in line, led BY the twin sons of Mr.. e
md Mrs. c. A. Boyden. There we're o
hree pairs OF twins in the procession. et
At largely attended village meeting {
n Brattleboro July 2, II was voted to ap- b
lropriate no less than $4,000 toward i'm
movements contemplated BY the Central F
'ermont railway in abolishing the Bridge u
treet crossing and building new passen- Il
er station. b
Louis wollanski OF West Rutland, aged d
years, committed suicide July 8, going 81
o his barn to take poison and dropping i6
cad in his dooryard. The dead man was e
ngaged in the junk business and It is 81
opposed that financial reverses prompted u
is suicide.
Miss Margaret Chestnut Of HYDE Park, m
be court stenogrspher we'll known m
throughout the stste, was married July u
{ Quebec to Addison q. Buell. OF Bur "
ngton. The event took place imDledt- l
tely upon the return Of the bride from y
ears absence abroad. 81
Francis King Of wallingford was lined :,
800 July Tor furnishing liquor illegally. q
entenoe was suspended for causes and y
be respondent released on probation.
'alter Kelly. a negro, also pleaded guilty y