The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-07
VERMONT NEWS
Items Of Interest From Fourteen coun-
ties Of the State

During the month OF September
there were q weddings in Burling-
ton, which is an unusual number for
the month
The liquor license commissioners
of Fayston revoked the second class
license of John Mckay September 80
and the saloon is closed.
The term of United States court
scheduled to open in Rutland Octo-
Der 3 was adjourned until October
10. Nearly so witnesses have been
summoned to appear before the
grand jury.
Earl s. Shepherd G. Co, of Barre.
have filed petition in bankruptcy
with liabilities of $1,4561O and as
sets OF $1,OS4.96. Earle S. Shepherd
has filed personal petition in bank.
ruptcy with liabilities of $307.S5 and
assets OF $l,005 of which 1855 is
exempt.
The trustees of the John S. Hol-
den Memorial Hospital Association
at Hardwick have secured the ser
vices OF Miss Lucille Mast, superin-
tendent OF st, Joseph's hospital at
! Bowling Green, Kentucky, as super
intendent, in place of Mrs. Z. S.
Parker, resigned,
Henry Jlllson, 10 years old, of
Rutland, narrowly escaped death
when he fell between the wheels OF
a wagon loaded with stone He was
riding on the wagon, and, upon NOV
ing to one side to make room for his
smaller brother. he fell off between
the wagon and wheel, so that it was
necessary to remove the wheel to ct
him out
Four children of M. ]. Daley of
Burlington have organized a quartet,
the parts being taken as follows.
Clarinet, Helena Daley, aged Is
years; violin, Tim Daley, aged 10;
piano, Marguerite Daley aged IL;
flute, Bernard Daley, aged g. They
have several orchestral numbers,
which they are practicing and ex-
pect to give a concert next year
E J. Coughlin, night operator in
the Central Vermont Railway Cos
telegraph office at Essex Junction, ac
cidentally shot himself in the left
foot while hunting near his home in
Jonesville. From the Mary Fletcher
hospital in Burlingtn, where he was
hurried in an automobile, IL is re.
ported that the wound was an ugly
one but that his chances for recov-
cry are favorable
Somone has made the following
prophecy as to weather conditions
which IL will be interesting to fol
low: Snow will come early along
the last Of October or the first of
November; a second fall is due la.
ter in November. and as for Decem.
Der. il Is going to be a record break.
er in the wintry business, with snow
then more snow. and the mercury
sticking to the bottom of the tube u
Mrs f. A. Mutt, who has been Of
fetal court reporter for Orleans
county court at Newport, has been
forced to give up her duties on ac.
count Of i'll health and has returned
TO her home in Montpelier. This is
the first term of county court that
she has been forced to retire from
in her Is years service. Mrs. G. S
Smith OF Rutland, is the stenograph
er in the place OF Mrs Mutt.
At the fourteenth annual com
mencement for nurses at the Fanny
Allen hospital Winooski, held eight
young women received their di
plomas upon the completion OF two
and half years work at the hands
of the RI. Rev. j. J.Rice. d. d. The
class consists OF two who have made
their profession as hospital sisters
OF St Joseph and six who have TAX
en- the regular course for registered
nurses.
Mrs. Mathew Scott. president.gen
eral OF the National Society. Daugh
tiers OF the American Revolution. II
is expected will be present at the
18th annual state conference to oper
at ? o'clock Thursday October 10
and to close at ( o'clock the sue
ceeding afternoon il will be held IL
the Congregational church and Gov
| / ~ ~ thNtAA Will NtANtI the address,
| OF welcome Mrs +. c. Cleayer
Mrs. f. d. Burdtt and Miss Gar,
compose the information committee
An information against Herbert c
Frey married man whose occupa
ton is a chauffeur. charging hin
with adultery, has been filed IL
| Chittenden county court at Burling
ton by States Attorney II. b. Shaw
| Frey is also charged with crimina
assault, being at liberty under bail Of
$500 on each charge Both charge.
grew out Of an incident happeninl
some time ago, when. as IL Is alleg
cd, Frey invited young woman L
] ride with him In his employers au
tomobile. At this time his wife was
i'll In hospital
, A reunion OF the Stafford family al
East Burke recently was remarkabl,
not only for the large number OF
members OF the family brought 10
, gether but in that IL was the first
time since childhood that MIR. ant
Mrs. James z. Stacord of that town
have had the pleasure OF having al
their children with them at one time
They have beside the 10 children
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