The Vermont Tribune, Ludlow, Friday, December 21, 1888 Here and There 12/21/1888 Rev. C. A. VOTEY, formerly of Vermont, but recently of Ohio, has become pastor of the Baptist church at South Windham. William REED, 14 years old, was fooling with a revolver, Monday night, at Rutland, and the bullet went through one hand, entering on the inside near the thumb, and coming out near the wrist on the back side. Frank P. KIMBALL, aged 21, an employe in the Connecticut River railroad freight division office at Bellows Falls, was drowned in the Connecticut river while skating, Saturday night. The body was recovered Sunday night. His parents reside at St. Albans. The residence of W. R. BATES of Pownal, was burned, last Wednesday, during the absence of the family. Dr. G. R. SANBORN was driving a valuable horse on South Main street, Rutland, Tuesday evening of last week, when he met another team. Both turned out, but not far enough to clear, and the thill of the other carriage was driven into the doctor's horse just below one shoulder joint to the depth of about 20 inches, causing a wound from which the horse died about six hours later. The doctor was thrown from his carriage by the shock, but only slightly bruised. Transcribed by Ruth Barton -- Ruth Barton [email protected] Dummerston, VT