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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of 'he Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

Miss Lillian Newton is passing the
afternoon in Troy.
Miss Agnes Streeter has returned
from a visit in Rutland
Augustus Mangan of Rutland Wis
tied friends here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Howard have
returned from an outing at Lake Bonn
oseen.
Mrs. William ODonald is some
what improved from her recent i'll
ness
Elijah Knapp, brother of the late
Henry Knapp is spending few days
here.
The store of the Adams Hardware
company at the corner of Main and
Silver street is open every evening
each week.
On Saturday. our bargain day you
will save from Is to % cents on every
dollars worth of goods purchased at
Joe Leyin's corner of North and River
streets.
MI and Mrs Richard Walsh and
Miss Alice Quirk of Newark ~ j.,
came this morning to spend yaca-
ton with the family OF John Moulds
OF Locust Shade farm.
Professor f. l.. Shepardson, prin-
cipal of Colgate Academy accompan-
led by Mrs. Shepardson and daughter,
Margaret are guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
James C.. Colgate at Ben Venue.
Col Oln Scott returned Thursday
from Montpelier where he has been
for the past few days on business per-
tanning TO the erection OF the Seth
Warner monument August 10th.
I Miss Ina and Leon Stevens OF Me
chanicyille returned to their home in
that city this morning after spending
a three weeks visit at Locust Shade
farm in the south part Of the town.
The marriage of Reverend James
Stanford Clark OF North Bennington
10 Miss Edith Jennie Clawson OF De.
troit, Michigan. took place Wednes-
day. July q ar the home Of the
brides father In that city Rev and
Mrs Clark will be at home in North
Bennington after September first
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-29
Summer and Fall
Top DRESSING and seeding Down

Top Dressing and Seeding Down
Many farmers are finding it to their
advantage to seed down during the
summer and fall, claiming that by so
doing they are apt to get much bet
ter catch" than they do when they
follow the usual practice and seed
down in the spring.
The same is true regarding top
dressing grass land. Some OF the
most progressive farmers put on top
dressing Immediately after haying,
with perhaps a small application of
nitrate of soda the following spring.
II you will send your name and p.
o. address to Carroll S. Page, Hyde
Park. Vt. he will send you free, post
paid several formulas for mixing fer
tilizers especially adapted to top
dressing and fall seeding, together
with prices of ingredients, full direc-
lions for mixing, etc These formu-
las have been approved by the Yer
mont Experiment Station and will be
found thoroughly reliable.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-29
WHITE SLAYER GETS YEAR
Girl from Lancaster School Aeeuser
Of Providence Man

Providence. July 29.-Following the
revelations OF Miss Eleanor Brooks,
aged 10 that she had been a white
slave" Napoleon ST. Lawrence. aged
"a, was sentenced to year In the
state workhouse In the 9th district
court today. The girl said that she
had been an inmate OF the Lancaster
school at Lancaster. Mass, and that
since April she has been with st.
Lawrence. She said that he took
from her the money she got and when
she failed to get any he beat and
abused her She will be sent back to
Lancaster.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told BRIEFLY
for Busy Readers,

Harry Moore is spending portion
of the day in North Adams.
Harry Hufnagel IS assisting at E.
A. Towards grocery store.
Miss Julia LaMarre has returned
from a two weeks visit in Troy
Fred Corbett and Augustus O'Hare
have returned from Brattleboro.
Boys suits at $500 worth $500 to
5000 at Mulligan & Roche's. Slt2
Born, this morning, to Mr. and Mrs
Wells l.. Chapman OF Putnam street,
a son.
Miss Irene Cook is enjoying a va
cation from her work at the Benning-
ton Paper Box factory.
Childrens straw hats. Kahki hats.
white Duck hats at l9c and 39c at
Mulligan 4 Roche's. Slt2
Miss Ella Murray Of Gage street
left today for a weeks visit at her
former home In Rutland.
William E. Hawks 3rd has gone to
spend vacation at Old Orchard
Beach, Me-. with party OF friends.
Miss Mary Walbridge went this
morning TO spend week with
a school friend at West Acton, Mass.
Mrs. John r. Colt and sons OF Ben
nngton Center left this morning for
a short trip through the Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy b. Johnson OF
Bennington Center have given up
their contemplated trip to Portland,
Me.
Misses Marion and Jessie Lake Of
Wateryliet are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank A. Greenslet Of Gage
street.
John Elliot who has been spending
a short vacation in town has returned
to his business in Santa Lucrecia,
Mexico.
The Misses Katherine. Philomena
and Jennie Hargon Of New York are
visiting their aunt. Mrs. John Toomey
OF Gage street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hoyt and
daughter Of East Orange, ~ j., are
the guests Of Mrs. II. c. Harmon at
the Walbridge homestead.
Mrs. William II. Frear who has
been passing a while with Miss Car
rie and George A. Robinson at the
Center has returned to Troy.
Two recent bookings made by Man
ager c. A. Wood OF the local opera
house for the coming season are The
Soul Kiss" and John w. Vogers Min
strels.
Mrs. James +. Burke went today to
visit her son Gordon Burke who has
been spending the past month at
Friendship Camp on the coast Of
Maine.
Edward Stolliker has purchased the
business and equipment OF the Blue
Book Garage on West Main street
from the trustees OF the W. ID. New
ton estate.
The tennis party given at the Mt.
Anthony Country club by Miss Ruth
Eddy was a very pleasant AFFAIR. Re.
freshments We're served by Caterer
Hallet OF Troy.
Archie King OF W. c. Firth's bar.
Der shop has returned from a week s
visit with relatives in New Bedford
, He was accompanied upon his return
by his cousin, Luke Goudreau OF that
city who will spend n visit with him
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-29
CHOLERA KILLS 70 A DAY
81. Petersburg Hard Hit; 1851 Vic
tins In Russia Since May

St Petersburg. July 29.-Tho extent
of the cholera epidemic is revealed tn
figures made public by the govern.
ment sanitary commission yesterday.
The stricken region now includes a.
provinces and territories OF European
Russia and since the outbreak OF the
disease last May there have been a
total Of 1852 cases with 1861
deaths.
Some time ago the scourge made
IFS appearance in this city and for a
fortnight there has been a daily aver.
age OF 40 cases and IL deaths In the
capital.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-29
North BENNINGTON

Mrs. Palmer Wood and daughter.
Louise Wood are the guests of Mrs.
Valdia l.. Tompkins.
Earl White OF Greenwich street who
has been visiting relatives in Troy
for several days has returned home.
Prof. Il. NJ Lewis OF williamsburg
will preach in the Congregational
church Sunday. Morning service at II
a. m, Sunday school as usual No
preaching service In the evening.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-29

Swimming is strictly forbidden In
the Soldiers Home Reservoir by order
Of the trustees. It's
The Hartford republican., 1910-06-17
Good News If True.

A firm in England has opened up
large Laboratories for The purpose Of
raising millions Of billions Of bacteria
for use in the dairiss Of the world
The manager Of the nex company
says that the discovery Of The pre-
servaiiye mlcrobe IS he result Of
years Of scseraific research. Its OBJ
ject Is TO fight other microbes that
are found in butter which have a
harmful effect upon it-that for turn
ing Il rancid The only way Of fight
ing these germs has hitherto been by
he use Of preseryatiye chemicals.
which are harmful adul.era-Es"
But now the firm has succeeded in
finding an anIidote germ 10 me harm
ful one, and by Introducing itsnto the
milk before ehurning. butter is made
which will keep fresh and pure for a
long time. The incubation Ct the
milk has the effect broadly speaking.
Of setting up fight between the op-
posing armies of good germ5 and bad
oDesr"
The microbes are sod in the form
OF a clear liquid, In small bottles,
which is added 10 bu.termilk and pu.
into the cream.
When the preparation IS ready one
gallon Of it is added TO every twenty
gallons of cream in the churn. The
rest OF the butter making process
proceeding in the usual way.
The prices of the cultures used in
these processes vary from rs cents to
$3.50 a bottle. The cultures are
equally effective in margarine.
The Hartford republican., 1910-06-17
Some Advice About Milking
Stools.

We knVw -hzt Z milking = cDl d
ass1 ~ 81 q and 100 trsgDsnlF 10
2sr sae e9Es Ei1s .Dui ~ eTs-T one
Er0ws I.at E5s drd 1t gcO0l usso
plays ~ Important psrt n ihs nE-D-
~ II epEs 4 p.@'B13 eza rn1lk VIII
gr tazyus Tas g-ooi shorsh " -nso@
n ssit lss oe-Ecn uSlrg T.. a1e De
rztns- H1gb. 70 algs r5s Then usnz
r a. ri ksr~s a--1 f-J-n ne s5Oul6sr
~ slyow hangs nearly srslghg dJwa-
TIE ufsgat u ~ z--1 t5s1 eO-nss
z z,flrzlly r. ~ E1OyS@-. and H. ss
-,t nscesss-y ~ rslss e5s E2Ols am
r. saea Ezr9k@ E5s1 z-zsyi-Z fhs
rae. MCreOTs-. j. - ..-ch szs.er o.
~ e0w 81 wsa. 4 iDW szOol t.
1.sec .toT o. .-s H. - ezss he zl2iksr
sftsr zr4sDirg t5e aea-. r=g-s the
w.Dls ws.Za- - rs an o. Ihs .as-,
AID ih.s.E.r5 gt= !srkl1g.ls -Cr c01-
31e-irs u cD-1fO-r 1yr -5s CIV. a
s.l,ol u ne y-Ocs- asiZ.- Val snao. 2
NOS mixers ~ handle fully O3s--airo
,Dote cDss gi.hOB ta1iZ7<e cnsa L r.
e ~ -oE.-Fz--n Journal
The Hartford republican., 1910-06-17

Proaasey al 1bs frslghz carried On nne
gnss1 Lakes in 1sas aD0uws1 70 SDRs-
poe lpDe .sonz. af WIS worth sEsB.a
III ana 1hs frsiKhz chzrsse were ssts-
VI .seS. The eus1 E'er sDn g'sr me %
1B9rsng 1bis freight WA q frae ion Ssss
aaRu saxir -tsnrhk of 4 MID A. Id
sa.lrsads r.snsirs o0 BID srsrzrEs alS0u1
eixn. -rEias r,sr t0n c's- uzls f0r hzEl-
irx a-eaxn,. il IL apparent ttsa l0s eDss
IT srsnsC.DuLsssvn ~ lake Fsszsls u
only ODs-s.srth as rDntn A. II 3 by
raal-
Tae.e was 3 time WIEN IL rail-
1oaas oyoassd al eurDg'sca io7 BY
wansr es--is-z. bu1 tag- time aAa
yssssa S9-ns O uas moe. acasI1 a.
rocs-ss to-day ee 15s osrsloJs1srr -
ypr irLxos wafer WAYS are lie heads
u rhs h1EZss. rsdhzszs EFsts-nG LII
tie bos2 carry the rzv E1stsrfsls
wbLeh pays tie 5oEast rseS. and 1st
BE RAILROADS hsr1 -.ss finished prod
veos. A. to- higher rates saBs James
]. HIl fhns sT2-slasag II = ss1ssoes
Nbr tas railway have modified t5eir
y-yy9S. t1Va u tes s-ls51 water Ways.
The Hartford republican., 1910-06-17
High Prices OF Horses.

The cDD1,ry A. Tho.e has been
rsiDc,aIt N accsp. the align level
Il prices ;V- hcrsss - founded or
thoroughly cure fDundat.on. The
Dzckgs r1aoss Z. farmers IN sosne
escl.cna about planning " freed
their mares. he pressure Of the
> ~ s.a!i.ca .aws On owner5 u
etal.lols. and the s1owbound winter
nat checked The early distribution
NJ ata.liOns bacause Of irregular train
services have all 0Dera'ed 20 delay
aud prD!cag the trade this Jprluz. A
yery large volume cf early winter
businsss gas done and early spring
sales we're n gratifying proportions
but he large demsrd for choice stal-
liOns has pefs-s,ed later than usual
Some good stallLOns and mares tina.
were reserved by fir owners all
winter fcr showing next fall have late
ly been sOld for breeding puiT,oses be-
~@'@FF D~ANNFN DNt - ~ iAldA.g tSllN 4ilf~
n that no surplus CT horses seems
approaching in this country or any
cqher. have Offered such long prices
that sales could not be refused. The
recent high prices reached by heavy
work horses OF good quality al all mar
kets az culmiua. ion OF steady per-
slstent inquiry for this class all sprin
shows how fully good horses are ap-
precia cd Tie country Is bare OF high
class horses and these can not be
bred from scrub stock. The recent
sale cf six Psrcheron mares foT So
OO0 indicates how foundation stock
OF the rioh: kind Is valued by thOse
who preceive the possibility of Ameli-
can breeders. From the same stud re-
Gently horses have been sold TO Wyo-
ming and Virginia, 70 MlnnesD.a and
KanSis and various States be-
tween.-Ex
The Hartford republican., 1910-06-17
How Freight Goes.

The longe6 GOAL train ever drawn
was pulled sva the Virginia rail
, way recently ~ q single locomotive.
There were l2e steel cars Of 50 IONS
each. and "A cfboose. From the nose
Of the cOwcaickr TO the end Of the
caboose the distance was six feet NOR
than one mile.
This is big Tor railroad carrying
but 5000 tons ~ GOAL Ia small load
+, for some Of our boa.s. The steamer
Il. Y. Townsend carried at ore time
last year 1894 soos.
IL Nv easier 10 move heavy freight b
water than In, any other manner For
this reason Europe has built great
network OF caAass. some " them quite
small, and goods 20 by slow yttesse"
very cheaply.
The Secretary ~ War reports that
the canal at Ssult Ste. Marie con-
Meeting Lake Superior with Lake Hu-
ron carried s7.sss.iis tons of freight
In 1909. This was 40 per cent. more
than they carried the year before
The Hartford republican., 1910-06-17
Transportation Figures.

Nearly 1000, 100000 people were
carried during the last ten years by
the railroads Of the United States. In
the year 1908 100000 900 tons oi
freight were taken ihy rail from one
part Of the country TO another. The
railroads Of the United States have
nearly 100000 people on their pay
rolls, and are paying them s1,OOO,-
100000 a year, which is more than
twice as much as they paid ten years
ago. Their freight cars can carry H.
100000 tons at once, ard they have
81 900 locomotives.
During the last few years the weight
Of these locomotives has more than
doubled, and the number Of tons one
OF these monsters can haul almost ex-
ceeds belief.
The Hartford republican., 1910-06-17

tiocal treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co..
Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitution
al cure on the market. 1t is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to a
teaspoorful. 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
oem. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case it fails TO cure. Send
for circulars and testimonials.
Address: F. ]. Cherey & Co., To-
ledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation- N
The Hartford republican., 1910-06-17
The Time Appointed.
(By JOHN +. PORTER.

A most startling announcement has
been made as TO the time in which
we live.
There can be no mistakes as to
th0se dates as they are founded on
the word of God, proved from astron-
omy. The world mus, admit that God
works on exact time. This is why
Jesus said he time Is fulfilled"
Jerusalem shall be trodden down un-
til the tim9 of the Gentiles be
fulfilled. They had Sc. period and
Jerusalem was 10 lie low until the
time expired. Israel had a set pc
riod Of blindness put on them which
The Gentiles were treading down
Jerusalem. Rome 11:25. II cuts no
figure with Gods Instruments, why
does the Bible have so much to say
about time" times and half times
seven times-Gentiles times 20 weeks,
| .260 days, etc. Prof. Dimbley, the
premier OF the British Astronomical
and chronological society Of London.
England, as couse before the world
The Hartford republican., 1910-06-17
Saved From Awful Death.

How an appalling calamity in his
family was prevented Is told by A.
ID. Mcdonald. Of Fayetteville. N. c.,
X. +. ID. No 8. My sister had oon-
sumption" he writes, "she was very
thin and pale, had no appetite and
seemed 10 grow weaker every day,
as all remedies failed. TIN DIR. Kings
Naw Discovery was tried, and 30 com
pletely cured her. that she has not
been troubled with cough Snce. It's
the best medicine l ever saw or
heard Of" For coughs, colds, lagrippe.
asthma. Group. hemorrhage- AN bron-
chial troubles, 1t has no equal, soc,
$i.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed
by all druggists. m
The Hartford republican., 1910-06-17
SnIISren cry
FOR FlETcHER'S
Q a 9 STO RIA
Non..agle and Sewanee. Tenn.

NOncsazss BiDis 6caOol July l5-z5.
1910. Nontsagie SUNDAY seaooi Insti-
tg,e. July p. A1zzs. u. 1910. Dz:ss
u sale June ~. Jzly i-l5-1s-Zz-z5-z2-
u and Agg1s- y. 1910. final rs.Urr
SepsaEnhsf 5-b. 1910. Fare for round
triD, 80.
!. Z. WILLIAMS, Azt.,
Beaver Dam, Ky.
The Hartford republican., 1910-06-17

wifh the exsr1 rules cf Bs-runnmE- n
ia e1aims1 20 he the only oorrec1
sgErem rf time in eEisfsnne Pref
Dimbaegrs fsaes AnE Figures zus p7w-
ersu1 convincing Prrf- Diulhsey giFss
the -rnnzsts and eratpses frvm erss-
mon down. showing the total numbsr
Of Pears uf the world. every day
since creation in weeks nf dRrE. Pro
phsr5e truths lOng sealed are ngw
made clear
Daniels seventy weeks ana l-3SB
years ARE eclipse periods. Tzrne Is the
aD0unt of measured durz1Dn- whSls1
sorne hesrsnRy bodies proved frurn
one place 70 another Time Like
zr5thDeze Is q tu1aanen-al sr5e1cs-
Nodhing ezn be ADDED 20 II or any
thing fsken away To alter time We
must alter the laws Of The universe
Men seem to think they can begin
YEATS when they please The gresr
fact ID unless we start with the
point Of tine given IN Gen ]. No Ia
be Of eetpse can be naae- L. sEDch
useful kD0rBsdge a. tf1s 10 be bsd-
dsng Lee IL o. remembered the Bi-
bic is . precise hook All ifs years Al
periods are planetary mo1On- There
are thir1esn different sysrans of
time made By men, but Bible time i
all made By the sun and motion il
s pure Astronomy. the magnificent
movements Of the Heavens
Lei Us rSjoiee that We have EDch
splendid Bible Every 3s9 solar years
rs like ne dial Of = clock beginriag
and ending ~ The same point The
Gentle tine began with N4Soehsd-
nezLzr. He Eas the bead Of Col This
rss 3@7s IL the 5-h year Of solar
cycle, which Is . table made ard
yorsa by the SUI TIE year lys55 IL
ended the four great empires Of which
Daniel speaks and falls IN the same
year Of the solzr eFele-
The Hartford republican., 1910-06-17

There is more Catarrh In this Sec
tion Of the country than all other dis
eases put toeether. and until the last
few years was supposed to be incur
able For great many years doctors
pronounced 1t local disease and pre-
scrfbed local remedies, and by con-
saantly failing 10 cure with local treat
ment. pronounced 1t nicurable Science
has proven catarrh to be a cous.itu-
The Hartford republican., 1910-06-17
Fine Land for Sale.

We have 460 acres of fine bottom
land from one and a half to two
miles OF Hartford. part of II with
timber. Also about rs acres of up
land belonging to the same tract.
Terms easy. Apply at once TO Bar
naft & Smith, Hartford, Ky. tt
The Hartford republican., 1910-06-17
Army Manouevers, Nashville,
Tennessee.

June 10 and 26, 1910. For above occa
sion the Illinois Central Railroad Co.
will give rate of 1886 for round trip
Tickets on sale June 18th to 2Gth, in
elusive. with final return limit june
2Sth, 1910.
j. E. WILLIAMS, Agt.,
Beaver Dam, Ky.
The Hartford republican., 1910-06-17
DR.. NUTTALL
A FREE Nan.
Turned Ont of Asylum and
at Home In Country.
Was Accused Of OBTAINING a Fe-
male Inmate Of Feeble
Minded Institute.

Frankfort. Ky. June 1l-OnIT ID
slagraes whEh attaches 90 the arcns-
as5on q crime viii bs the punishrDsni
iruoDssa oa d.. W. l. NBtsal1. former
y s1Ds-sn-sDdeDt OF the Ineflfnze Tor
Ibs Fssbjs-n5unsd a. Fsazkfosr- lie
viii 1ere- face 4 Jury 30 znsweg 70
lie charge Of criminal intimacy win
= woman inmate Of the institu iDn fOr
-be reason that tie Indictment agzs-st
hsn IN tbe Frsrkl1n Circuit CoYrr
azs been filed away and in effect dis
-al-s-d- L. ss uo6e1 s1ocd bese rhsz Dr
Nu-tzll hzs bssn released from tae
insane ssyl8-n ss cured ard thzg D.
IA back IL ms borDs IN HearY county
where he is safe from arrest oD tbs
charge for Ehjch be was Indicted
News thzt Dr. No tz8l raS in HenrT
eVu,ty. having been Se-t from the
asylum, WAS Surprise % Frank -
DsoDJe. bur il WAS Do greater surT.l -
han tie advancement ttat the IL
sie,Deor against him had been de-
aisssd- TIE fsnt that the indietngnt
lad been fled away was ooc knoz-a I
Frankfort. except 20 q few pen-ous.
sn-ii to-day. TIE order book Of me
F,zakli. Circuit COur7 shows tkzg ne
ir1lcruert against DT. Nut.aIl had
been fled away upon a stz eme3. u
R0a,@sg p. FTz1klin. c0mrDoDxeairh's
Grto~Iey that Dr. Sutall lad b.=n
r-ied o- q lunsey warrant ard been
5ens ~ TIRE asylum for the insz1e.
Ns. Frsokii1 also fczrsd % tt@
eou-r tczt Re had -zlked with En.1-
5ers Dt RE Beard N Control Of Cba-i-
able Institutions regarding d.. Nut
all and thz- they were satisfied 20
ave the Indictment fled away. b.
iisY.nz that Dr. Nuttzll was frszue
=. ,az: time and that he was insane
- rhe tine he committed the c-.-De
Ir Franklin also stated 20 ne
court that tie circumstances Of the
case iDdicz d thu tie man Wa Of
unsound mind and that a conyic, on
could not De secured 20 the iDdsc.-
nslt was fled away.
Dr. NC Eall left Frankfort or a pic
sic given for The Inmates Of the in
siitu;e and no warrant was Issued for
ais arrest, although II was known
hat he was charged with serious
crime. He was allowed to leave Fran
iOrt without any kid of supervision
being KEEP over him, and he did not
- urn 70 Frankfort. Several days sf-
ler he charge against DR.. Nuttall
were first made warrsnt was issu-
. d for bis arres,, bu. pr, Nutoall. hav-
ing ample warning, had decamped.
Nothing was heard Of him for a long
time although a reward Of $500 was of
fered for his ares When he case
vas abou. 10 lie forgotten a report
reached Gov. Wilson that DR.. Nu tall
had beeE discovered in British Hon
duras in an insane condition. An in
san--y inquest was held and Dr. Nut
tall was promptly commi; ed to an
insane asylum.
The general public thought Dr. Nut
tall ELL was in the asylum, and the
news Of his re.urn 20 Henry county
was brought here by one OF the at
taches N the asylum, who said tina.
Dr.. Nuttall had been released and
sent back home, presumably as cured.