Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-27
STATE OF VERMONT.
rs News Condensed and Rewritten
for Our Resders.

All the SCHOOLS III AtDIGEt N4UoH1 EAAuHt
FOR lack of funds to pay the teachers and
necessary running expenses.
lanes Blanchard OF Proctor, IL years
old was kicked 10 the face by = horse &
few days ago, receiving bad cut under
one eve.
Robert s. Walker, who has been
nlseed at the hesd of the Rock Island
railroad, was born in Rutland. He Is IS
years old.
Walter PuIsifer had one foot badly
crushed while unloading hardwood logs
10 Chittenden last week Monday. A log
fell onto il.
Fred Hemenway OF Ludlow lost the end
OF one little finger Jan. Ia by getting il
into the gear of q meatrgrinding machine
in a meat market.
While at work In the Clark brush back
factory in Bennington. Ian. IA, Isadore
Iaughlin caught his hand 10 q saw and
lost portion of three fingers.
Henry Colomb had a portion OF three
fingers on his left hand taken of by the
planer while working in the Barney mar
4 BE mill in swanton last week.
H. A. Henderson's house in Quechee
4 was destroyed by FIRE recently. Most OF
the contents of the house were saved.
The premises were insured for $4,000.
NJ. B. Lyon fell from his sled while
drawing ice in Peru, and broke one knee
cap. He injured the same knee years
! ago. since which time 1t had been stiff.
Edna, the three-year- daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Berno OF South Dux-
bury, was seriously injured when she fell
against a stove, burning one side of her
fale.
A portrait Of ex-Gov. Charles j. Bell
hss been presented the state by Colonel
Billings OF Woodstock, and will be hung
in the executive chamber at the state
house.
Mildred, little daughter OF George |
Brainard Of Rutland, caught her hand In 4
the cog wheels of a wringer Jan. is and /
crushed one finger, which the physicians
hope to save.
II the government officials would sign
lease. Col George T. Chaffee OF Rutland
has sgnihed his willingness to put up
steel and concrete structure for the use OF
Rutland's postoftice.
A call mas been extended to the Rev.
W. j. Hawk OF Brockton, Mass, to be-
come pastor OF the Barnet Center congre-
cation and II is expected he will be on the
field some time in February.
Rev. II. Duke King has accepted call
from the pastorate of the Congregational
church in Wilmington to the church in
Dorset and will commence his pastorate ,
in The latter place about Feb. /.
The twenty-month-old son of Mr.. and !
Mrs. Burt Hazen, of North Hero, WAS !
sealded 80 severely Jan. ~ by upsettinR (
the boiling contents OF a washing ma
chine upon himself that he died the next {
day. IA
Mrs. Elnora Coe OF West Burke had
one hand quite badly injured last week. |
She threw into the stove what she sup
posed to be a wad OF paper, but It was a ;
dynamite cartridge, which exploded, in Z
iuring her hand. 4
While costing in North Bennington {
one party ran into the iron railing OF a s
bridge Emory Newton had his Jaw c
broken and his face bruised. William
Derrick had one ear partially severed and '
the Others received minor injuries. {
Eli Dushine's house on the Little n
Notch road, three miles from Bristol, was
burned early last week Tuesday morning, 9
with the contents. The family were b
away from home " hen the fire broke out. Z
The loss Is about 5000, with small insur- Il
Rnce.
Howard Courser OF Johnson was badly c
injured about the head and face Jan. IS s
as ne was skidding logs. One log rolled 1
and fell, striking him on the head. He d
was unconscious for some time, but II il K
not thought there will be any lasting in ..
iuries. I,
The town OF Ryegate has travelling IL n
brary OF 300 volumes which is moved
once year from one farm house to an a
other. The library association also pos :.
sesses an itinerant organ and set OF dishes 4
winch are used to good effect in replen- A
shing the library. !,
=. u. Blake, former principal OF the Il
North Troy high school, and later princi re
pal OF lbe Vermont Business college in ~
burlington, has been engaged by the Re
Manchester, N. H., school authorities to
aKe charge OF the commercial work in d,
'ne high schools of that city. Y
Clarence King of Chittenden, charged a
Nnn cruelty to dumb animals, pleaded pI
sulity before justice and was fined s15 OF
S ri costs OF 1887, which be paid. W
any was employed as teamster on a is
lumber job in Chittenden and q few days NJ
'So ne was found abusing horse. til
while walking on the Central Vermont
alifoad bridge over the North branch F.
usat Montpelier Jan. rs, Il. S. Morse, SO
workman on the dismantled trestle work, th
~ ~ ms footing and fell to the ice below, M
'Oue y or 20 feet, iniuring his left side NJ
ribs. Us AO"S. 81.
produce dealer in Enosburg received NJ
- ofder recently for ''one-half dozen so
, susii naples with heavy foliage, or the
~ w q some big cnes for display pur- tic
, yoses As the foliage at this season Of no
s year Is not very "heavy'' in Vermont, Las
S ne needless to say that the order was sy
0n o1srtare Salvatore had the first and sec ha
g gIu myers OF his right hand severed at so
49, second joints last week Tuesday, an
N. 'ie % work at the Ricoi saw-miIl on wa
S W. mountain west Of Fowler. The man
M handling boards as they came from ph
cav. saw and in some manner his hand yel
- 10 contact with the saw, do