The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-07-06

Through typographical error, II
has been announced that Miss Eliz-
abeth Carr Williams, daughter of
Gen. N. G. Williams of Bellows Falls
was married to James Arthur VIII
liams. The name Of the bridegroom is
James Arthur Pearson.
A handful of thirty-eight calibre
cartridges was found on the Burling-
ton Traction Cos tracks on the Shell
lburne road Tuesday. How they came
there Is a mystery and the police have
made no Roadway In solving the prob.
lem. II is said to be possible that
they may have dropped from the pock
let OF some one who was riding on
car.
Henry Barnes, of South Burlington
twelve years old, who disappeared
from his home Sunday morning was
located in Vergennes Monday night.
THE boys mother went to Vergennes
lon visit Saturday and the youngster
followed her, stealing a ride. He A.
nally turned up at the industrial
school and the authorities there noti-
fed the local police
Several travelling statesmen for gro
|cery firms in Montpelier went today
to Woodsville, N H., where for three
ldays the travelling grocery men of
Vermont and New Hampshire are to
be guests of II. e. McGaffey, New
England agent of the Worcester Salt
Co. The party is to be taken from
Woodsyille in sixteen automobiles for
a trip through the White mountains.
The First National Bank of st.
Johnsbury has declared It's eighty
fourth semiannual dividend OF per
cent payable July l. The Citizens
Savings Bank & Trust Co., st. Johns
bury, has declared it's usual semi
annual dividend of per cent to
stockholders. 1t pays depositors in its
savings department per cent per
annum. Both dividends are payable
July /.
Although the prices of meat are
higher now than they were a month
ago, Rutland dealers are looking for
drop soon The prices now range
from one to four cents pound high
er on beef this year than they were
year ago at this time. The cause is
that a shortage is claimed but when
the stock comes in from grazing
drop of two TO five cents a pound is
looked for.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Young
Mems Christian Association of Rut-
land has voted to give the $50 neces-
sary TO make up the $4,000 for the
start of the boys club. The auxili-
Vnfad IN
of the use OF the parlor at the Baxter
house, and to supply the room with
the furniture belonging to the auxil-
: larry. The room will be used hereaf.
ter for the meetings.
: Harry Evans Balch died at the John
5. Holden Memorial hospital, Hard
, wick, June 20 of blood poisoning. A
week before he picked a small tester
on his upper lip with a pin and soon
, afterwards the lip became inflamed
but no doctor was called until Friday.
Sunday morning he was taken to the
hospital. He was the youngest son
l of Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Balch, of
+ Mackville. and was born fifteen years
| ago in Hardwick.
A petition signed by sixty.three
voters and presented to the village
y trustees of Essex Junction last week.
g praying that an Investigation be made
I to ascertain ii possible the cause of
e the several cases of diphtheria that
o have been reported by the physicians
resulted In meeting of the trustees
=, and number OF citizens Tuesday
, . with DR.. H. ID. Holton, of Brattleboro
!. president of the state board of health
9 who will in a few days make a re.
. port.
y Bark Coon and Sui Lung. two
cinnamon. who were arrested In the
q northern part Of the state In April for
y coming into the United States in VIC
q lation OF the Chinese immigration law
9 and who were released In $500 bonds
a were called for trial in the United
q States district court at BrattleborC
Friday. Sui Lung appeared before
Judge J. l., Martin and after a hear
s. ing was ordered deported Bari
n Coon did not appear and his bail was
y declared forfeited and II apprehendet
re he will be deported
Il State Fish and Game COMMISSIONS,
a II. G. Thomas of Stowe has received
reports of deer illegally killed in Jun,
as follows: June %. doe shot in Wes
Wardsboro. large buck killed In Mont
gomery; June 2S, large buck shot II
Bakersfield, buck killed by railroad
train In Georgia; June Is, two deel
killed by dogs In Montpelier, doc
found dead in Shelbume; June 8
lie large doe killed by dogs in Jericho
S deer probably killed by dogs in Stowe
ID deer killed by dogs in Hartland; Jun,
W ., doe shot in Bridport June |, deel
IF shot in Lincoln.
The dream of having baseball dur
% ing the remainder of the summer be
n. tween Barre and Montpelier team.
10 has become reality and the frs
!. games will be played Saturday fore
"a noon and afternoon, July 4. Arrange
10 ments have all been completed for
,e series Of Saturday afternoon games
: James Ashmore, a former player OIL
70 the lntercity team, will manage tn,
IN Barre team and the Montpelier play
ers will be In the charge of A. w
&c Daley. This baseball will be entirel!
a independent of the Intercity Athletic
g Association, but the games will b,
ID played at Intercity park.
At DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is es
Oh pecially good for piles. Recommend