The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1888-06-07


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MRS, M L. MARS returHeu honle
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II mas puIchaseG promising yta
oIu trotter lrom Ionn heonaIu VI 'r'
town. .
The Sons of Veterans propose to cele-
n,onnor Tba 5otoi,S az ,ha;r nIon vii
ba announced soon
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AhE heV. a. maT,eh has oeeI ~ az
Snuanoe upon ',e ne, 1ip'i oia'e oon. W.,
'Ioli WHICH was heiu III ra'Ina'eh' JUN
I TNnrpy has tha four oueen
Anna co,Iases briI5ing for Mr. y w
Pntnono nm Geo street we'll crmmenc-
ed They will he verv desirable tebe.
mant dwcnings
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The SoIdiers' Hama the nrasent of two
hand carts These are after the new
natent owned nv Col. Tibbiis of which
there are several in town.
TIM GA T.,lo., -; l;., o.,
ciabia " Ooan,bars an5 e nui,ad nmos S
t - W I'M ~ auu ''Ivl'eu Hur rs
proceeds are to go towards the purchase
of much needed new carpet.
NAMES of scholars. in School District
No. IL. neither absent nor tardy. for the
month ending June /: Harry Harwood,
Robbie Harwood, Orpha PAPERS and
Henry Papers.
JENNIE L ELwELL. Teacher.
THE Graded School trustees at their
regular monthly meeting Monday even
ing, re.engaged the present superinten-
dent r. Ii. Bowes, Jr., for another year
and advanced his salary to S15O0-$3OO
increase.
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,oidan -, ~ ar r. VIZ NJ n"' pnI'eT r In0
0o'uei ulont"s .n "in'et arm r'a'
after visiting en- route will soon reach
Dea. Taft is much pleased
with the climate of Florida.
Tup oeioor, ~ NI;,;o, N ofp To5oo
No 81 n II hawa .aoo;J,o ~, ~ ,'i 81
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Tonnan,iy,, wy 9, T,L,oSr ~ U,,,'har
Tbar 49, ,S So ,,'' ;oot 49, :" $780,
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'u"Ne' III WV" '"'ii VII 4'e'"''
NJ. E, WATSON, a young artist of Brat
leboro, has purchased the business of
m H. Slpperiy ana VIII continue the
aine az Ihe OLD pace corner OF MAN
'nu North streets: ME- watson comes
iIehly recommended anu as an artist
'ae nue. reputation we nave not
zen auNlSeu Oh MI olpperIy pans Ior
ne iu'u'e'
ST. PETERS GUILD. Monday evening
e.elected its officers, as follows: Master
he Rector, er .O6Icio: President. j. T.
,hurtletf; Vice President. Geo. B
sears; Secretary, Chas. h. Graves;
treasurer, l.. f. Abbott. Monday was
he Feast of St. Barnabas. The annual
neellhg OF the WOman's Auxiliary OF
MS church Is to be held this Thursday
tternoon.
nv notice in o,oth.r coIumn rhe MANY
riends oC Mr. Trrremora I ewis will rnts
nat whom he rpturno tho Iatrar nort of
his weak he viii he occnn,nanysd hv
10 wife an accnmnIishpd Iadv nf M
,ork civ Mr. Lewis is one of our
young men and together with
theirs the BANNER extends cordial con
ratulatIons, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis will
aslde here IN the residence lately fitted
p by him. +
THE chancel of st Peters Church has
cen yery handsomely polychromed mot
aperedG in ecclesiastical designs and
niors. The admirable work ia a free
if of Mr.. Charles Barnes 70 The church
nd rector The altar has been raised 7
he panels Illuminated. and n new re /
,ble (super atari constructed with :
larole panels (the gut OF Mr. =. M.
AMBER ana the inscription "Hcly,
Ioly, Holy messed In gold, i
THE proposition that Custer Post pur- C
base the lot in front of the Soldiers 0
lone for a Memorial Park" meets t
18th favorable consideration. This is 6
ne plot of ground offered to the village
v the Trustees of the Home. If the G.
:. r, buy this property it will afford a ?
rand site for the soldiers monument of v
le fu,ure-a monument sure to come
time-and will be the most suitable q
mex the Soldiers Home could possibly b
ava