The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-06-03
vERM MONT NEWS


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ties OF the State.
The =; tland co mty Req .b,ic IN coz.
v.nticn will re held III Rutla.l July 2.
l.. d. Parker of South STAFFORD who
was hurt In runaway accident three
or four weeks ago, died May u from
the effects Of his injuries.
Robert w. Simonds of st. Johns
bury has announced that he is can.
didate for states attorney of Caledo.
MIA county and It is believed he will
have no opposition in the Republican
party.
John Winderi was fined $40 and
costs and Joseph Pratt Jr., 81 and
costs recently for fishing with set
lines. The hearing was held before
Justice of the Peace F. l.. Graves of
Winooski.
States Attorney Robert A. Law.
renee of Rutland has been In Wells in
|vestigating the mysterious death of an
actor who arrived -, Wills Sunday
with The company. lie complained of
being Ill On '-aching there ani died
soon afta-. Tho l.ody was stnl to
Boston.
Lucy Drew of North Monroe. N. H..
was acquitted in court at Plymouth
IN. H., recently. She was charged
with being an accessory before the
fact In an assault and robbery case
which was committed in Monroe
NEAR Mclndoes Falls) last February
by Edward Stone, who received a
state prison sentence at the April
term of court at Lebanon, Stone be.
ing the principal witness against the
woman.
AS a result of the milk tests made
by the state board of health, com.
plants have been put in the hands of
the various prosecuting officers
Throughout the state. States Attor-
ney r. A. Lawrence of Rutland has
requested all milk dealers in the city
to meet him this evening to talk over
local conditions. At the request of
Mr.. Lawrence, DR.. l.. p. Sprague of
the state laboratory at Burlington
will be present.
Eighteen head of cattle and a lot
OF farming tools were burned in the
fire Friday morning which destroyed
the large barn on the farm OF Alonzo
Mills near Hyde Park. When the
fire was discovered the building was
In flames and 1t was impossible to
get anything out. No cause can be
assigned for the fire unless 1t was the
work Of tramps. There was some
insurance upon the property, but not
enough to cover the loss.
The Rt. Rev. DR.. Arthur C. A. Hall
Of Burlington, bishop of the Episco.
pal diocese of Vermont, visited Grace
church, Randolph Center, recently
to settle matters in dispute. At the
parish meeting the rector, the Rev. e.
IN. Weber, refused to recognize the
regular voters or to allow them to par
ticipate In the meeting. Bishop Hall
decided that the rector's rulings were
null and void, that no officers were
elected. and that the old officers hold
over.
Terms of settlement have been
agreed upon In the case of George f.
Kimball Of New York administrator
Of the estate of Ida F. Kimball vs.. DR..
j. w. Morrow, formerly of Burlington
Negotiations have been in progress
for some months and 1t is expected
that the case will be closed soon. The
plaintiff sought to recover $4,000 dam.
ages for the death of his wife. The
case was brought In the United
States court In 1905 on the grounds
OF alleged malpractice. 1t was finally
set to be heard In Burlington, April
Fl, 1908. but negotiations for settle
ment were entered upon before that
date.