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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-26
By L. d. SALE.

The eyes CT all lovers of light harness
sport in this bailiwick, are now focused
on the events TO be pulled off July 4, over
the Sansbury track at Forestville.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-06
VOTE CANVASSED
TODAYFOR STATE
OFFICERS
Official Returns Show Mead's
Majority 10 Be 1928
MESSAGES APE DELIVERED
Gov. Prouty Concludes His Term and
Gov. Mead Takes up the Duties
of Chief Executive

Montpelier, Oct. 6-The two
houses met in joint session at IL o.
clock this forenoon to listen to the
retiring message of Governor George
II. Prouty Senator H. T. Cushman
OF North Bennington was chosen as
chairman of the committee to escort
the chief executive to the chair.
Following adjournment the two
houses again met in joint session at
2 o'clock to canvass the vote for
state officers. The vote for COVER
nor was as follows: Whole number
of votes cast, 54,92S necessary for
a choice, 27,465; John A. Mead had
So, 263: Charles d. Watson Of St Al
bans, 17425; Ewin R. Towle of
Franklin, 1914; c. z. Ordway Of
Proctoryille. 1855; scattering, 141.
Meads majority, 1888.
For Lieutenant goyernor-Total
vote cast, $500; L. p. Slack of st.
Johnsbury had 36,69s; John B. Rear
on Of Springfield, 1916; Fred L.
Page of Barre. 927 J. Frank Brad
bury. Remington, 1867; scattering,
.: Stacks majority. 1886.
In the house this morning a mes
sage of congratulation was sent up
on motion Of Representative Miller
of Bethel to A. P. Hunton, now in
his oath year. who was speaker OF
the house 90 years ago.
The report of the fish and game
commissioner was issued here today
II contains q recommendation for the
continuance OF the open deer season
Of six days with the permission &c
shoot animals of both sexes. The
commissioner states that reports
from wardens are to the effect that
the killing of doe deer has not ap
| parentlv decreased the number Of an
imals In the state.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-06
Mr.. HowE's ADDRESS
Speaker Advocates Change Of Rules
70 Hasten Work.

Following his election as speaker
Yesterday Representative Frank r.
Howe Of Bennington addressed the
house as follows:
Il thank you most sincerely for the
high honor you have conferred upon
me. an honor which | appreciate the
more because there are In this House
so many gentlemen who are as well
fitted as I for this place. realize
that In trying to perform the duties
OF the Office | shall make many mis-
takes and shall need your constant
cooperation and support.
Il believe this to be one of the
strongest and most capable legisla-
tive bodies ever gathered together in
Vermont and It is well that this Is
the case, for not since the Civil War
has the state been confronted by so
many problems of government and
so many opportunities for progress.
The first step toward achievement is
10 take proper measure Of the OBJ
stacles to be overcome and this / be-
lieve you gentlemen gathered to-
eethcr here today have been doing
during the past months and are thus
prepared to solve some of the prob
lens Of state government.
"The people are imnatient and de-
mand that much be done in a brief
space OF time. To do the work az
all places on MS a grave responsibility
and to do It in the allotted time
means greater and more Intense eff
fort than the new members Of this
House realize. But II the responsible
lty Is great, also Is the honor, II
the work Is done successfully. wisely
and with economy. The first reQuis.
tie Is to start at once start right and
use correct business methods In pro
ducing results.
II Is not possible to erect a stone
tower on foundation OF sawdust.
This House cannot hope to do Goth
century work under 10th century bus
mess methods. | am perhaps violat-
ing the traditions of this House by
debating a question before II is pre-
sented TO you for consideration but |
am merely following my own advice
In order to get at the business of the
session as soon as possible. believe
that II is essential that the House
rules be revised In order 10 better
divide the work and 10 hasten the
proper consideration OF the measures
that Will be brought before us during
the next few weeks. There viii be
enough work for every member and
n every member works the result Is
sure TO be more credltable than II q
few men are given all the important
committee business for Il Is In the
committee rooms and not on the
floor OF the House that the hardest
and most trying labor Is to be per
formed.
II realize that We are all practical
ly strangers TO each other but as lonl
as We have each been trusted by IN,
voters Of our respective towns to rep
resent them here. there Is every rea
son why we should trust each othe
and proceed at once In harmony ant
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-06
5ATEs-sHELroN
Former Bennington Young Man
Married at Washington.

Former Bennington Young Man
Married at Washington.
A pretty wedding took place We'd
nesday, October 9Th, at the residence
of the Misses shelton. No. 1S43 East
Capital St., Washington, D. c.. when
Miss Dora Frances Shelton, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Shelton, of Pas
sapatanzy. Va. was married to Mr..
Harry Clarke Bates. of Washington.
ID. c.. formerly Of Bennington, Vt.
Rev. Richard s. owens otiiciated.
The bride, who was attended by
her sister, Miss Asenith Shelton OF
Passapatanzy. VT. was attired In a
neat travelling suit OF brown, with
hat to mach. Melville p Fickas, OF
Phoenix. Arizona, acted as best man.
The wedding was quiet, only the
immediate relatives of the young
couple and few intimate friends be-
Ing present. The house was tasteful
" decorated.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Bates left Washington for trip to
Niagara Falls. After Nov, LIST they
will be at home TO their frineds at
2S15 North Capitol ST., Washington,
ID. c.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-06
THE MERRY WIDOW WALTZ
A Feature Of the operetta at the
Bennington Tomorrow Evening.


Bennington Tomorrow Evening.
The famous merry Widow" waltz,
which Is to be danced here on Friday
evening, Oct. Z, at the Bennington
opera house when this world-famous
operetta is to be presented, has prob
ably provoked more comment than
any other single feature of any thea
trical production ever presented in
this country or in Europe. Certain it
is that no other single bit of melody
has ever enjoyed the widespread
popularity Of the haunting strains
which run like golden thread
through the entire score of this SEN
sational and successful Viennese oper-
eta. The waltz is danced in the Sec
ond act by Sonia, the wealthy Marso-
Wan widow, and Prince Danilo. her
royal lover. They are both high
spirited and 'capricious, and full of
that foolish stubborness which some
times goes with love when youth
holds sway. The Prince loves Sonia
with all the ardor and passion of the
Slave, but has told her when pipued
at some utterly irrelevant act that he
will never tell her Of his love, nor
does he until the very last moment Of
the operetta.
The waltz may be said to be SYM
bolical Of Sonit's efforts to have him
voice by word of mouth the melody
of his soul. The scene is laid in the
summer garden OF her home, on the
evening OF a festival which she has
arranged for her countrymen. It Is
singularly Elusive the atmospheric
setting, full of the witchery of the
night. The air seems heavy with the
perfume OF roses which abound on
every side. Into this scene cbmes
Sonia and her lover Their speech is
full Of flippancy. hut It can be seen
that each one cares for the other.
Sonia tells the Prince she has about
decided to marry a Frenchman, and
his almost boyish jealousy is a de-
light TO see He promises that he
will dance at her wedding and that
he will do il in a lighthearted man.
ner. Then dance with me now"
she challenges as the orchestra
breaks forth into a fantastic Hungar-
ian selection. full of crashing disson-
ances, and throbbing with fire and
passion. which later gives way to the
| famous Siren waltz. The couple that
are interpreting the waltz in this
seasons company are Gertrude Hut
cheson and George Damerel.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-06
CHOLERA SCARE At
NEW YORK IS
ABATING
Assurance from Both State
and Federal Authorities
CABIN PASSENGERS LET GO
Two Steamers from Italian Ports Are
Yet Held at Quar-
antine

New York, Oct. 6-Uneasiness over
the possibility of the entrance of
cholera at this port has abated with
reassuring statements from both state
and federal health officers and the
release of 615 cabin passengers who
had been detained at quarantine
since Monday night aboard the steam
ships SAINT Anna and Moltke from
Italian ports. The vessels are still
held, however. and their steerage pas
sengers will probably be transferred
today to Hoffman Island for observa-
ton.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-06
CHANGES AT R. R. STATION
Water Interferes with Construction
Of Turntable Foundation.

The work on the additional termi-
nal facilities which the Rutland
Railroad began at Bennington few
days ago Is in full swing.
Progress has been slow in putting
in the foundation for the mrntable
because of the large amount of water
encountered a few feet below the
surface OF the ground. Tile has been
laid to overcome this hindrance. A
new fence has been built along the
west line Of the track from the gas
house to the Soldiers home crossing.
The space between the west side OF
the track and fence has been prepar-
ed for a siding.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-06
BLACK BEARS PLENTIFUL

Farmers In Vicinity Of Plttsfleld
Bring Them Down Occasionally.
Bethel, oct. 6.-John Brown, OF
Plttsheld. brought to town Tuesday a
black bear that he had found In his
trans that morning and had shot.
The bear was a handsome specl-
men with a Jet black glossy hide and
weighed 100 pounds Bears are re-
ported quite plentiful In the vicinity
of Pittsheld this fall. Mr.. Brown
caught his bear on Chittenden noun
tain. Wilbur Fifed of Pittsheld.
shot bear Sunday In the open pas.
ture of Charles Mills, within half OF
a mile OF Pittsheld and in plain sight
Of the village.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-06
STOCK QUOTATIONS

The following noon quotations we're
received today by the Bennington Sc
curity company from ]. r. willlston
G. Co. OF New York by special wire:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-06
A statue Of Mercury has been
placed In the high school.

NVHVWV VI WVTNUIN HH0 UVNI
placed In the high school.
Patrick Meagher Of North Ben.
nington, conductor on the through
car between Bennington and Hoo
sick Falls, brought into the village
Tuesday a sprig Of appletree bios.
SONS which he picked from a tree
lust north OF the New York state
line. Mr.. Meagher stated that the
tree presented n striking spectacle
for the reason that one side was COW
cred with fruit and the other with
blossoms.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-06
s2so,7so FOR NEGRO SCHOOL
Hampton Institute, Va, to Get Most
OF Miss Alice Bylngton's Estate.

VI W'eS fNhSo oJnbeo"s IeNaeo'
Pittsheld. Mass, Oct. champion
Institute. which educates colored
youths in Virginia, will receive. as
residuary legatee, s260,750 from tho
estate of the late Miss Alice Bylngton
Of Stockbridge, who died three years
ago.
Congressman Frederick H. Gillette
OF Springfield. executor OF the estate
places the value OF the estate -
S35i,522. mostly in stocks and bonds.
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