The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-19
VERMONT NEWS
Items Of Interest from Fourteen coun-
ties Of the State

ties Of the State
Left half back Murphy Of the Ran
dOph high school football team suf-
fered slight conclusion of the brain
in Saturday afternoons game with
the Norwich University juniors and
was taken to the Randolph sanator-
ium.
j. b. Williams, assistant secretary
of the treasury, has authorized draw
back on the expectation of chairs
made by the White River Chair Co.,
of Brattleboro, containing cane seats,
in the manufacture of which imported
cane is used
The Rev and Mrs Robert J. Bar
ton are moving from Cambridge to
Burlington Owing TO throat diff
Guilty Mr.. Barton recently resigned as
pastor of the Congregational church
at Greensboro and he is going to
Burlington TO receive medical treat
ment
Theodore n. Vial OF Lyndon Cen
ter, president of the American Tele-
graph and Telephone Co. sailed for
England Saturday from New York.
His wife accompanied him and they
will be absent two months during
which they will take an automobile
trip through France.
NJ. H. Buckham president of the
University of Vermont, Burlington,
has gone to Washington, d. c.. where
this week he will attend a meeting Of
the presidents of the state universe
ties Of the United States The meet
ings will be held Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
The Rev +. A. Bishop principal Of
Montpelier Seminary, says there will
be no girls basket ball team at the
seminary this winter He gave as
the reason that the institution could
not afford the expense. Dr. Bishop
says he had TO settle for over 500
for renting the armory last winter
and that he cannot AFFORD to do It an
other year.
The Daughters of Vermont have
sent out cards for their annual break
| fast at the Vendome, Boston, Thurs
day at / o'clock After the collation.
a program will be given by Elma Igel-
mann, soprano; Maud Huntington
| Benjamin, reader; Edith Christie Mil
Ter. yiolinist; Marjorie Lillian Yer
beck, accompanist.
~ w ~ C..nsou ,ho r,o5ioot
r,iseionary snoIe to nver thousand
people at the Congregational church
! in Rutland Sunday afternoon on his
| work i'm Labrador Gov c. II.
1 Prouty and ex-Gov Fletcher d.
Proctor were in the audience Doctor
Groufell also addressed a large audi
encc at Proctor and Piusiord Sunday.
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me Grange held 100 Washington last
week. On connection with the news
report of this convention Ihe Wash
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Beatty $ Balcsiier of Bratueboro. BE-
having trouble over the lease OF hs
house 10 is owned by Mrs. Agnes II
Baker of Cleveland and She brought
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The docket of Washington count
court for the September term appear
to have gone to pieces and Friday th'
petit jurors were excused for the re
mainder OF the term. Ihe case 0
house or III fame, has been contlnut