The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-09-26
STATE NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Moore and
child Of New London, Conn, are tour
ing vermont, New Hampshire and
Massachusetts by motor cycle. Mrs.
Moore and the child sit in an extra
seat at the side of the cycle.
Hundreds of bushels of buttelnutc
we're brought into Rutland Sunday,
as the high winds following the hea-
Wy frosts. stripped most of the trees
of their fruit and most of the groves
were visited by persons who carried
away well-lilled bags.
A 15-year-old boy, in company with
his parents, at the Vergennes rail
road station, was so frightened by
the appearance of the engine when it
pulled into the station that he had 20
be carried bodily into the train and
when he was landed in seat he was
I in a condition bordering on hystcria
The Groton Turning works have
started up again, after being idle
since June. In the intervening time
\ the factory has been enlarged and an
80 horse power steam boiler and en-
CINE have been added. Several more
\ lathes will be added, which will
greatly increase the output of the
plant.
II is unohicially but authenticity
announced, that the Tenth cavalry
will be back at Fort Ethan Allen with
in few days. the regiment being ex-
pected to arrive between the fifth
| "a -. ,,r;
ment will be in camp outside OF Wash
ington, ID. c., for few days and will
tlen finish the journey by rail.
Eight kegs of beer we're seized Sat.
urday on the lake front at Burlng
ten as they we're about to be shipped
TO Willsboro, N. Y, on tug boat
which is used in the construction Of
he improvements OH the breakwater
rhe beer was taken on warrant is
sued from the office of the states at
torney. a dete mined effort Is TO be
made to stop the Illegal shipments of
liquor.
Rutland, Sept, pa new cullec.
ion of the late poems OF Mrs. Julia
G. r. Dorr OF Rutland, The recently
4 deceased Vermont poetess, will be
1 published this week By Charles Serb
ner's Sons, New York. The volume
win be designated Last Poems 1t
will contain all of Mrs. DORIS writ.
ngs since the publication of the
Complete Edition. and will include
sonnets written during her fatal i'll
Il ness.
Because OF leaky jet in a gas
stove, Mrs. j. Z. Cartier, of Burling-
ton, was nearly overcome and was
/ rescued only by the timely help OF
Il some neighhOrs. She was alone and
/ lay down on couch near the stove
The gas from the stove filed the
/ room, when she awakened and felt
l very i'll. With difficulty she stagger-
l ed upstairs and with her remaining
strength raped on The door which
4 communicated with The apartments in
| he rear. The family there heard the
/ call and came TO her assistance
St. Alhans has two cases of typhoid
| fever and two suspected eases. What
/ caused the trouble is not known "
| vas al first thought IL came from the
| milk supply. but this WAS dise-ediied
| Three Of tue four persons afflicted
| have been out of town and may have
| contracted the disease during their
/ absence. though this is not known,
| rhc reservoir water Is not under sus-
| )icion Tor it has been regularly sent
| Burlington fos analysis and has
| )een reported free from typhoid trac'
| ". Another sample has now been
| ept, however. TO make sure.
Deputy Sheriff C. y. Alexander of
| Cations River has captured Walter
| Earnsworth % years OF age, who os.
| capped with n companion from the
| Newfane TAIL September .. 1912, and
| returned him to the Jail Monday.
| Sheriff Alexander originally arrested
| Farnsworih for larceny of a bicycle.
| Saturday night he caught Fanswor,h
l at farm in the town~of Wolcot as
he was figuring up his time prepar-
ing TO leave the place where he had
| been working. Farnsworth reached
for loaded revolver in his pocket
but the office; was zoo quick for him