Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-20
STATE OF VERMONT.
rs News CONDENSED and Rewritten
for Our Resders.

hoy.es recently in Peacham pond, while
drawing logs.
canada's Great Eastern Exhibition will
ho held at Sberbrooke. Que, August
27tl 10 September ard, 1910.
The senior class of the Rutland high
.obool has raised fund Of f400 toward
~ expenses Of trip to Washington.
The Young son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cain OF West Rutland was badly burned
recently by splitting hot coffee on himself.
Henry NJ. Kidder OF Wardshoro Is
catering from blood poisoning in one
bsnd caused By the bite Vt a cat, while he
was playing with il.
norton Of the Brandon Inn is to he
closed. as he proprietor says that il has
not paid for some years. The lower floor
will be used for stores.
Ioseph De3rune OF Greensboro, died
Thursday al the age OF 100 years. he
vas born 10 Portugal and had been in
this country for many years.
David j. Foster is The Vermont member
a the Republican Congressional commit
rec recently appointed in joint caucus OF
the party in the Senate and House.
Dale Annis got badly burned ON her
arm in Orleans recently while playing
win some children, when one accidental
" pushed her against furnace pipe.
ElFin, six-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Morton OF Rutland, while
ahoppin bobs," was run over by a heavy
sleigh and one OF his legs was broken.
Frank Colherio. Polander, employed
BY the Vermont Marble company in West
Rutland, bad his index finger ground TO
pulp recently when It was caught under a
piece Of marble.
III. Darling OF Green Bay, while
chopping, cut one foot very badly recent |
il. The cut extended between the frst /
B two toes back to the iDstep. He walked 1
half mile and then tainted.
Bert Davis OF Newfane was severely 4
hurt while drawing logs at Wardsboro /
d Jan. 5. The chain broke, allowing the
q binding pole to fly back. IL is thought
4 that the mans skull is fractured.
a Miss Maria Bowker fell down the stairs
recently at the Yerd Mont mill In Lud-
low, where she was employed, aud in
+ iured her back so seriously that II was
necessary TO perform an operation.
The Rev. George L Thompson, former
pastor OF the universalist church AT
Springfield, has accepted a call to parish
in Laconia, n. H., and has moved his
family there and begun his pastorate.
Pearl Martin, employed as an inspector
IN the o. L. Kinds factory at Burlington,
slipped and fell to the bottom OF long
hght OF stairs Jan. II, suffering a con-
custom Of the spine and other serious in
uries.
Leon Decamp was injured in the woods
Of Frank Parker in Bartonsville recently.
A fellow workman struck with his AK j
and accidentally hit Decamp on the leg, I
just below the knee, inhicting q painful {
wound {
William Palmer was hit by a car over !
the Bennington and Hoosac Valley cleo {
trio road Jan. z. The man sustained a /
broken arm, a broken rib and a cut on :
the head tie was taken to the hospital
in Bennington.
Fred Woods of 81. Johnsbury Center, /
who caught his hand In q corn cutter re- 1
Gently, went 10 Brightlook hospital 10 ,
have his fingers taken OF. de has been '
having blood poisoning In his hand and /
has suffered great deal. q
Charles Carr, rs years old, sawed in one 5
day recently two and one-half cords OF !
wood, once through, and put It into the '
cellar Of the school house in Lyndon.
He has the job OF saving about 3S cords q
Of wood at the school house. o
A heavy piece OF marble fell last week B
on the foot Of John Purcell OF Rutland, /
who Is employed at the Fowler plant Of
the Rutland-Florence Marble company, l
which injured his instap and badly 1
strained the ligaments OF his leg.
Two Mormon elders from Utah are
making house-to-house canvass OF Rut-
land, distributing cards, which bear the :
atticles OF faith Of the church, for the
purpose OF removing from the minds Of !,
The people their mistaken ideas concern
ing the religion.
While James Stearns was plowing the =
walks at Vermont academy, Saxtons y
river, one day recently, both OF his = =
eneeks were frozen. Later in the day, be !,
vent quite distance for load Of wood
sad when be returned ell the toes on both =
MS feet were frozen. =
John A. Thomas, the Burlington negro
sno shot Policeman John II. Ryan in the 2,
anlgn OF the left leg, and who Is charged 4
ei.h assault with q dangerous weapon, \
sun intent to kill, has been taken to the y
STATE asylum at Waterbury, 10 be placed Il
uhoef observation as to his sanity. ri
= P. SUBWAY, landlord Of the Ken b
sI'ek House, Putney, was badly burned Il
y nls left hand and sru recently. he Il
vas ming his lamps with denatured alco- 81
~ ana lighted match, which caused Al
t sae clothing on bis arm to take fire. The
~ oe was extinguished BY wrapping q al
coat around him.
n One Of the largest real estate deals that is
solse1 has ever known has Just been con- al
minated, Ernest II. and Augusta NJ. "
49, 49, and Mrs. Ira Glover having sold 81
t. asT quarry rights in about $50 acres OF OF
W.I, IN Dorset, Manchester and South b
"a. alngtord to the Vermont Marble COM n
~ny, It is understood. b
-. q pine tree 90 years old was cut down 81
sen.iy and taken 10 the mill in Town
80. s1u' The butt cut IL feet long and n
s.aufed Ss5 feet, while there were three cC
80 lz-foot logs and two Of 10 feet, "a
~ ' ~. = feet Ia length OF logs, with the d
~ ~ one 10 inches through. The whole cc
measured 1875 feet Of lumber. VI