Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-22
STATE OF VERMONT.
n. News condensed and Rewritten
for Our Hesders.

Rev. Mabel c. johnson OF Maine ha
been engaged rs pastor Of the Baptis
church Of Lyndon Center.
r. b. Randall Of Mount Holly cut of on
Of his toes and nearly severed anothe
while caorpiug wood Sept. ID.
Rev. M. VI. Hale has resigned as pas
for Of the Congregational church al
Briigewater, his resignation to taxi
effect Oct. !.
While attending Barton fair L. G
Roundy OF West Burke had his pocket
Kicked and about 1900 10 checks end SIC
in cash taken.
As Roy CIough was hutchering at
Newport, his knife glanced and gave him
a serious cut between the eyes. Several
stitches bad to lie taken.
one OF the largest divorce dockets that
has eser been printed is contained in the
seutember docket Of the Chittenden
court, there being 43 petitions.
The Rev. ]. X. Fuller of Lyndon has
accepted a call to the pastorate Of the
Congregational church in johnson for
second time. He will assume charge
Nov. /.
Clinton Gallup committed suicide at
the home OF his daughter in East Charles
ton by taking paris green and lauda-
mum. He had been in poor health for
some time.
Charles, the 19-year-old son OF Amos
Boulrisse Of Lyndonyille, died Sept 9 OF
paralysis, caused day or two before
when be slipped on stone in the fel
and wrenched his back.
The Rev. Thomas whiffen OF Syracuse,
y. T., will become the pastor Of the Free
Methodist church OF Burlington, Oct. l,
succeeding the Rev. James A. Tholens,
who goes to Camden, n. Y.
soIon Underwood OF South London
derry does all Of his farm work, with the
exception Of the blowing, with a three
year.old bull. He often bitches the ami
NAL to wagon aud drives about town.
Charles Boulrisse, 10 years old, OF
Lyndonville, died Sept. after an illness
Of only few DAYS Of paralysis. While
working In field be slipped on q stone .
and wrenched bis back, becoming III a
day on two after that.
Michael Benway OF Burlington had the
toes Of his right foot crushed Sept. -
beneath an iron beam weighing two tons.
AAN WIS NHsAkNl an }taNAHE tut hNNiAl
when II slipped, catching him by he foot.
The injured toes were amputated.
The jury in the case OF state vs.. Allen
sanderson Of Shrewsbury, adultery, re-
ported disagreement Sept. II in Rut-
land county court after being out "a
hours. sanderson was found guilty last
March hut the supreme court reversed
the decision.
In runaway accident at Orleans Sept.
49, Miss Hazel Burroughs had her collar
bone and three ribs broken, a cut on her
chest and her face badly cut By her
glasses. The harness broke while the !
team was coming down a steep hill,
Tightening the horse.
Oscar shute OF Glover, " bile intoxicated {
after trip to the Barton iair, had a row
with his wife the evening OF Sept. Q and
went into another room where be pro- ]
cured a shotgun. 10 some way, either &C. r
cidentally or by design, he blew his head q
Of With II then and there.
The Colonial pames in Vermont, in 9
common with members OF that society !
Throughout the country, are engaged in l
an effort to raise at least s25, 900 toward
the erection OF q building In the national o
capital, to be know as the George Wash 3
ingIon Memorial building. b
r. Il. Fintell, a Rutland milkman, :
pleaded guilty to burglary in Rutland 9
county court Thursday and was fined o
$500 with an alternative sentence of 2is !,
years in State prison. Fintell stole grain
from the Burditt Bros. mill, his thefts !
extending over several months. y
Following complaint against the !.
Rev. L. +. For,ney Of Plainield for
breach OF the peace, lodged by States At
iorney Benjamin Gates Of Montpelier, the 9
Univsrsalist church OF Plainield has also = !.
lodged q complaint against him, and he !,
has withdrawn from that fellowship. Y
Mrs. Dan George, Syrian, who keeps A
store in Burlington. attempted suicide p
Sept l3 by Jumping into the lake. Sew )
raj people who were nearby saw her at n
he time aud she was rescued before be- :,
ng long in the water. Prolonged i'll \
health is given as the cause Of the deed. "
A bad scalp wound and the loss OF sew &C
raj teeth were sustained by seven-year-
I'D Bertha Gould OF Bennington, when II;
he was struck by an automobile driven I,
y Beach Randall, son Of Postmaster F. a.
;. Randall OF Salisbury. Witnesses say II
hst Randall was in no wise to blame for n
be accident. Al
Ia three nights q gang OF burglars in sc
he vicinity OF Bennington has made five hi
freaks, two at Arlington, two in South il
haitsbury, and one at North Benning- d.
on. But little plumber has been secured az
y them. From the similarity OF the IN
Ireaks it is probable that the same men Pl
perated in the three villages.
Harry Marks was severely injured in
bout the head in a peculiar manner at Oh
lis home in White River Junction Sept at
!, While lying In bed, one Of the Of
Ieadboards fell and struck him near hs
ne left eye, cutting a cash which Il re- in
uired several stitches to close. be
A case of infantile paralysis has deyel- AZ
ped in the family OF Alexander lronside d
Barre. The victim is the three-yesr- "
ID son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ironside. The ed
~ leg is parslyzed, and he suffers from in
be peculiar aches and pains which are &C
ymptoms OF the disease. The house has la
ecu placed under quarantine.
leo Flsvin OF Bellows Falls, the nine FL
ear-old son OF Thomas Flavin, while re- vi
lrning from a ball game Sept. 10, was ha