Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-23

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an entrance was also made, be secured
nothing. The burglar vas held for
county court under bail Of 500.
G. vauassianna, Rutland italian, re-
ceiyed a bad scalp wound June IL, al the
Howe Scale works, where be was en-
ployed, when he was drawn partially into
some machinery. He was working I'D the
mill. when his coat sleeve became las
tened to a moving ben and the upper part
OF his body vas drawn over until his mead
was caught. cutting a severe cash.
The case OF II. II. Powers vs.. the Rut-
land Railroad company, in which SUIT was
brought to recover balance claimed due
on salary as attorney for the road, on trial
in Lamoille county court the last two
DAYS. was taken from the jury and YER
1 dict given by the court for the plaintih to
recover the full amount sued for, III, 700.
/ The case will 60 to supreme court.
4 II is believed that the cause of the
I death OF Willis II. Hollister, who com
mitted suicide by hanging in bis barn al
his home in Granville, \. -, was the
+ loss sustained while playing poker with
/ Rutland sharps a few days prior to ms
self-destruction, when, it is stated, he
4 lost large sum OF money. He was hs
wears OF age and a veteran OF the ClYll
war.
The Burlington school board has ap-
pointed Irving v. Cobieigh, for the past
year principal OF the Vermont Business
college at Burlington, teacher IN the
high school, to have charge especially Of
the new commercial department. MI.
Cobleieh's resignation will not affect the
business college, as it will reopen next
year, although no principal has yet been
appointed.
DR.. c. f. Allen Of St. Johnsbury, as
sisted by Doctor Eastman Of Woodsvlile'
n. H., administered stovaine and ampu.
tated the left leg Of Peter T. Daigle q
LyndonvilIe, Friday evening, June ~
this being, so far as known, the irst time
that stovaine has been used in treating
victim OF a railroad accident in TINS
country and The result was pleasing alike
to the patient and practitioners.
The Jury in the case Of s. f. Petts .
Co. Of Boston vs.. L. o. Allen brought
in verdict for the plaintiff in Addison
county court after only twenty minutes
deliberatiou. In this case the plaintif
company sought to recover part OF th'
purchase price OF liquor sold TO the ae
PENDANT. The defendant maintained tina
the contract for the liquor was maze Il
Middebury and was, therefore, illegal.
The March term Of Rutland county
court cost sl,0sLs9. There was pa.
s1.S71.92 to witnesses, soOo. % 10 reler
ees and special masters, sl,25o.5S % VII
nesses, 10000 to reporters and stehog
raphers. and s430,40 to assistant Judges
The two trials OF Robert Eddy, VINO wa
convicted OF manslaughter IN causing IN
death Of Mary Jane johnson OF Walllng
iord, cost over 80, 900 for witnesses alone
Flag day vas observed by the Nationa
Society Of the Colonial Danes OF America
n The state Of Vermont. Members OF tn
society in Bennington were invited to IN
home of the president. where there wer
patriotic exercises by pupils Of prlVat
: school. To Royalton the secretary gave
talk on the flag and what il STANDS 10
TO all the grades OF the Central sehool
urging the pupils to salute "old Giory'
The shop, ice house, corn barn and pi
: pen on the w. F. Bump place in salisour
! were burned TO the ground June II. mrs
Bump was awakened at ? O'Clock by "a
, glare OF the fire. Neighbors we're sun
I moned and a returning dance part
turned in to help fight the flames. IN
bonse Sas saved. although it was badl
, charred on the side toward the ournln
buildings. and trees about it wer
burned to crisp.
a The survivors Of the Fourth Vernon
1 regiment held reunion in MONTPELIER Las
4 Thursday with 25 Of the 400 yet living !
/ attendance. OF the 400 notices Of IN
: reunion sent ont by the secretary t~'
thirds went outside Of Vermont. The q
! sociation reelected L. B. Harris OF IyI
: donyille. president, and c. w. Carr
: Brand 81. secretary and treasurer. u
! comrades met at the Pavilion hotel IN q
!, evening for an experience meeting.
n Thomas Cummusky OF Graniteville VI
y killed by lightning last week Wednesda
= afternoon during eloudburst when q
considerab bic damage in that town. Inh
= musky was playing ball with sever
!. other men and went into WOOD 10 see
e shelter from the rain. He was stanaih
!, beneath tree hen he was struck. Al
n other man, John McAwley was rendere
q unconscious bat recovered soon aite
3 The victim was 80 years old and unma
II ried
A three-seated surrey containing .
:. members OF the Ladies Of the Union 81 ?
J. John the Baptist OF Burlington plunge
5 down a 25-foot embankment about I"
10 miles from Richmond last Thursday
r the women we're returning from Rle
y mond, where they had attended the 4
o stallation Of lodge OF the society, az
D. one OF the party, Mrs. A. J. Gravei, i
feared is suffering from a dislocation
"A the spine, beside a number OF seVe
=. bruises.
Id Asa four-horse team belonging to Y
n man Brothers Of Danville was crossiI
Sc the wooden bridge at Moore's mill
~ that town June 10 with load OF lumoe
rs the planking gave way, precipitating
" driver. load and wheel horses INTO
river. is feet below. The lead hors
n broke their traces and escaped simil
"a fate. Almost miraculously the man g.
an horses escaped serious injury. Inc
rk leetmen have purchased new IRON oriu
al to replace the wooden structure.
be The Charles T. Barney property, stu
at ed at 2i5 south Prospect street, Buriir
20 ton, has been purchased by the hom
Catholic diocese of Burlington throu
of its agent, the RI. Rev. J. j. Rice y. !