Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-22

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tory, w. L. Giidden OF Brooklyn having
leased shop, where all kinds OF ladders.
step-ladders and special patent staging
viii be manufactured. Mr.. Glidden
owns similar factory in BROOKLYN and
viii remain there, but bis sons will have
charge Of the work in ST. Johnsbury.
Ezra Joseph Warner, long time a
prominent merchant OF Chicago. who died
Sept. 8, was born in Middlebury, March a.
1871. He was graduated from Middle
bury college in the class OF 1861 and
amassed great wealth, which be used GEN
erously. among his benefsctions being
Warner Science hall at Middlebury coll
lege.
information has been received in Barre
to the effect that Luigi Restelli, the
Quincy murderer, who has been sought
in that city, has been seen in Italy by one
of bis countrymen who recently arrived
IN Barre after q visit to bis native land.
Ihe detective who has been securing
Barre for Restelli has now given up the
search.
While William Foote and his son,
Harry, were clearing land en- their farm
IN South Burlington Inst week, Mr.. Foote
met vith peculiar accident. While the
son was 10 the act Of cnopping down
tree, the father stepped in front Of him,
being unnoticed by the son, and the blow
struck the father in the ankle, making a
bad wound.
The store OF Thompson & Howard in
Arlington was broken into Sept. s by
breaking out large plate Of glass in a
front window. Several articles we're
stolen, including iackknives, shoes, I'M
derelothing aud a small amount OF
money. K. c. Woodworth's store and
the post Office were also entered, but
nothing was taken.
Since the camp on Cancels Hump was
opened last spring. there have been over
$50 people registered there. OF these 339 /
have been registered since June 30. The
number OF visitors increases the latter part
Of the summer, when he leaves are fall
ing, giving better view and the atmos-
phere is largely cleared Of the smoke hich
prevails in the middle OF the season.
Fred NJ. Crosby, for the past IS months
editor OF the Middlebury Reg
ster, has resigned his position at that
)thce TO become superintendent OF the
mechanical department OF the st. Johns
bury Caledonian. Mr.. Crosby has been
connected with Addison county news
lapers for many years, having been in
he employ Of the yergennes Record for
everal years.
Among the 30 odd divorce cases on the
locket of Rutland county court two are
'ery unusual Mrs. Rosanna F. Davis Of
seeks separation from James
Davis, with whom she has not lived for !
2 years. Their married life was OF three !
Teeks' duration. Mrs. Emily Gaines Du- /
nav Of Rutland wishes to sever her MARI !
al relations with Nelson j. Dumaw, to !
HON she was married July Q last. They !
wed together a month and three days.
The officials OF the Rutland County Ag-
icnltursl association have refused to pay
tanley Y. Beach, the aviator who :
rouRht his monoplane to the recent fair, +
1r the reason that no flight was made. +
Ie claims that engine troubles were the 4
,ason for the failure to make good. The ;
was hustled out OF town for 4
ar OF attachment. The Schmidt broth :
- OF Rutland received their pay as they \
in getting OF the ground with \
leir biplane on the last day Of the fair. s
A fir bug is operating in the east part 81
the town OF Middlebury. Two large a
arms owned by Arthur n. Brown we're "
1rned TO the ground with their contents j
,ut. "A. There is little if any doubt that Ii
le fire was OF incendiary origin. Two
her barns have been destroyed by fire I.
that immediate vicinity this season. ~
ssides his buildings, Mr.. Brown lost 35 Z,
ms OF hay, some farming tools, and n
rye touring automobile. lie places his =,
ss at s2, 600 and be had insurance OF n
100 or $500. te
The st. Adams Board OF Trade last week ia
INDICTED the franklin county senators q
ID representatives-elsct, Gov.-elect J. A. A
cad and State Highway Commissioner 81
w. Gates on q highway inspection b
ar, leaving there by automobile Tues tn
", going to East Alburg, Plattsburg, III
,rt Henry, Middlebury, Vergennes and ca
arlington, returning TO St. Adams the iii
xt evening. The object was to make an Of
animation of the state highways in
wv York state, to learn the benefit Of
1ich they serve and find out about the "a
st, construction and maintenance. 81
Newell Heath of Brattleboro was re- SIX
we'd Of 81, 900 by piekpockets at Aver in
notion, Mass, recently. He had en-
.rted for Fitohburg, Mass, to deposit di
; funds in a savings bank, carrying Zoo ca
cash and cashiers check for 5000. He pi
scovered the loss on the train and pas in
1ger in the seat behind him handed Sc
m his money, saying that be had picked tn
nm on the floor. Before be reached his be
situation It was taken away from him in
ain and he had to borrow money from hi
E Aver chief of police to get home ov
yment on the check was stopped. 20
Frank Rogers, tramp farm hand, Is 10
iail at Rutland awaiting trial on the
arge OF burglary, having been arrested SO
Rockingham. There is also charge ho
illegal fishing and one other charge VII
nring over Rogers. The man hiss been the
the county GAIL before, having been clio
Il on suspicion for some time by the hu
thorities Just after the murder OF Miss we
lia r. Congdon OF Wallingtord, for for
,ich Elroy Kent has since been convict an
II is now alleged that Rogers broke mel
n the house OF William Stone, just lyi
.oss the road from the Congdon place. clio
I spring and stole clothing. ou
Il il stated that the home OF Mrs tha
beth Ann Howard Of Burlington, iea
soV Of Mai.-Gen. Q. o. Howard, viii va
q m be sold. The death Of Gen. How "h
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