The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-11-14
VERMONT NEWS
Atems Of Interest from Various Parts
Of the State.

NtSfitS " iHlEfeSl ITo'Il various fdflE
Of the State.
Tillie Goldstein, a Russian arrested
at Newport some months ago with
several others of that nationality, and
ordered deuorted to Russia, has been
released on $500 bonds to her nephew,
Samuel A. Goldstein of New York
City, pending her deportation She
will not be sent hack to that country
until there is settled government
here.
Bert Wiley, employed by John T.
Wright in Vernon, received an ugj,
cash in his throat ono day recently
when, asShe was cleaning out a man.
ger near a COW she turned her head
Qnfckly and one horn caught Mr. WIZ
ley in the neck, tearing wonnd three
inches long. Several stitches Had 10
be taken and the wound missed the
1ueular vein by about a quarter of an
inch
c. F. Biselow. one of NewEor;'s
prominent business men stepped into
freight elevator al the boDp.n mill
in that town one day last week, after
] The belt had been disconnected. and
went with the elevator to the bottom
of the well. His head struck on a
cement wall and caused scalp
wound two inches deep, but he is as
comfortable as could be expected
Charles w Ruiter has resigned as
cashier OF the Merchants National
bank in ST.. Johnsbury to take effect
the last OF this month, and will be
succeeded by Clayton V. Bond. who
has been teller there since April. Mr.
Ruiter has accepted a position with
the Cary Maple Sugar company of st.
Johnsbury. He has been with the
bank for 3 years and cashier for near
~ "a years.
Rev. Arthur p. Pratt, formerly pas.
tor of the Congregational church in
Bellows Falls, was recently in court
in Fitchburg, Mass, on the charge of
going away from the scene of an ac,
cident in which his automobile had
struck small boy. without making
his identity known The boys right
leg was broken. An agreement was
finally reached by which the minister
pleaded guilty TO operating an auto.
m2bile in such a way as to endanger
the lives and safety Of inc public. az
ter which he was fined $50 which he
paid. Mr. Pratt declared he did not
know there had been an accident He
Is now pastor Of Il Congregational
church in Greenfield; Mass. but the
accident is alleged 70 have happened
IN West Fitchburs Oct a.
Merrill O. Evans. ono or the most
prominent business men in Waterbury
and we'll known in all surrounding
towns died Tuesday after an illness of
seven years.
Charles Parsons and George Whitney
found a bee tree recently On the land
OF Seymour EIuburt OF Hydcville,
which contained 400 pounds of honey
Of fine quality.
A man who gave his name as VIII.
lam f. Coderre OF Burlington, was
brought to Heaton hospital Tuesday
from South Fayston lumber camp
with a bullet in his thigh. He claims
the injury was done by himself while
handling a pistol
Anna Clement Knowles Youngest
daughter Of Coy Perciyal w. Clement.
has been.granted divorce 10 Rutland
county court On the ground of viii
full desertion she was granted bill
from Capt John 4. Knowles. of Bos-
ton. Alimony is to be stipulated by
counsel
The state board Of charities and pro
baton has sranted mothers pension
to Mrs Candida Higuera of Sc a week.
She has three children One-half of
the Sc will be paid by the city Of Mont,
nelier 1t is the first mothers pen.
] on granted in the state under the new
law.
NJ g. Ilillegas. commissioner of edu.
cation, Is in New York TO attend con
ference with federal officers aboi
Serbian boys who are to go to the
Vail agricultural school These boys
have recently come from their native |
country and are to learn the use of /,
American farming implements.
There will be a special session Of
the United States court Thursday af
ternoon fer the purpose OF receiving /
the pleas Of number United States |
prisoners, who are now held in various |
jaiis in the state awaiting trial and (
who were indicted at the recent SEES. |
sion OF the grand jury in Rutland.
John Bowler a local character Of /
White River Junction, was found dead /
in the American house Monday death /
being due, TO drinking preparation !
alcohol The selectmen ON |
being called in, found empty essence
Of peppermint, wintergreen, Jamaica