The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1888-01-05

\ lRNNN 81 ON HNn H. - ri N
VI ""'u '"' GU
AT the annual business mee'ing
the FIRST Baptlst chuicn ana society he''
at thclr chapel on Monday evening" IN
Following oihcers were eiecleu I1r th
ensuing year: Wlliiam H. Gra'es' Dallie
moEo"eT alu LuIhei ~ o'1Neo l. IT
U e.e9' "a, Due '',,ey 49, N 49,, -
. 81. I,easu'es, Da",ei ,ir ""e ei;n Ho''
ni'lCee U" 'iiuS'o anu Wv ieu.'"s '''p''
The state papers OF the Patent INSIDE
ana Plate pelsu sion, when are dls'
Turned over the BANNER poS,t'oh OF
the labor question, are reminded ina
practice is fully as good evidence a
preaching. The BANNER is set up, print
ed and edited at it's repnted office o
publication. The Iahorers thrown GU
OF employment by the patent make
snIs, ABOVE no'eu, 'ainot say 'nH' wv
Nr ~ o"e ''"' 'o""'"' '"e'' ''''
Oh wages
The Young Mems Association have
engaged the Mendelss 'hn Quartet't
COMPANY 10 give one OF their concerts
in l. brary Hall on Wednesday evening
Jan, llih. Messrs. lmpet and Decker
are too well known here to need any
commentator. the company also in
ciude7 Messrs. Ranken and Harris, Miss
Jessie May II. Miller the accomplished
soprano, George Dorlhg cofheC soio.S,
anu al Ioi' ue", n. u'aVes dcco'npanIs'
i1e7r' yea se"S ,'ohetH WI Saie AZ ''""
son at usual prices
AT the Park Guard entertainment
Friday evening two notable thlags oc-
CURED: The drIll OF the cadets and the
silent drill of the guard. Both were e1-
ceilent and greatly enjoyed. The move
meats OF the children were received
with rounds of applause, and as t. the
silent drilI 1t was nearly perfect. II the
whole showing OF Co h should be
equal to ms exhibition they VIII GER
AMY at,a,n li,e IGN Vi lne leE''nen'
at we a. ao, Use tnr'i, " "Sp''e u IT, anu
'ea''' '''e 9'""u"i" W.
IHE full board OF officers OF Stark
l!od e No. ., | o o. F is as follows
Il. Is GflswoId n. u. +. ii, scott v. u
a Il. Cutler r. ) i u, > hathaway y, ~ ;,
Jos; Schwalz l NJ. W Stewart W: II
H. Hover Con-; b = Barber H. >, NJ.
Melvin WadSwor'h l. ). n. Il. Iheo. r
Sl6lev Il ;. '. q f. l.. Houghton. L.
). V. IT,, Jared Howard Il. > 5; q. W.
Davis i. ). s.; Jos: Hupf l: u II; u
camp u u +, ,. Harris; H. L. Sha"
rep'eSe" a''NeS !" "'a"u Louse'
lHIs morning III , o CLOCK Dr. hafiah
T. Fa'uidse passeu 10 tne better IRE.
ms conultloa l0T some tifne hah indi
ca'eu 'Iat MS ne Woulu De snort Ou'
me ehu came SuIuehly' ", [artrIuge
was oorn vi Wilh'hRtoh' N, y July
iUCc' 1927 anu nau Iesiueu mere since
1910, lie was worthy ClIIzrh, ana MS
dea,h Is greatly regretted Inc iuneraI
VII De heln on SUNDAY afternoon at j
CLOCK. HIS wiie ana chiIdfeh VIII re-
ceiYe the cordlai sympathy OF many
lrienus' we shali puD'iSh niographl e
cal sketch al the deceased next week.
THE full board Of officers of NJ riam
D, OF r. Lodge, No. s, q. o. + in
NT NJ - ~ r. p,'tF"s 20 ,oIzo"S
o. " ~ Miaa N liz NJ No.
NJ n c uaiLaa,or g WoaJ,,l ~. ~
II 49,, TIC IT, ,tihao, W ~
uo,,3k,,, - A.. IaW us ~ ~
uosSnr r"n' II 10 ~ w. 49, o"'' Iiup;o w
So, 9 n ~. RI peaiL y
8 N en- Iono p & " r.. MisSI
lion Marsh 7 Sv a Moedanna AZ n w w
navis p ~ So,
r. NJ March GhanIarn - a. u
ihE hu''ahu feoPie s Journal makes
TINS good point: People IN Kansas are
SAD 10 oe perishihg OF cold ana munger.
why Is TINS Ihus! FeopIe IN vermont
never perish win munger ana cold. 'Go
west young man was not such good al
wee alter all And yet IN Vermont
saturday, the thermometer registered !:
ST. Johnsoury 81 below zero; Benning-
ton y, Barre 3O', Calais 22'. East Calais
3O0' East Elnofe 20, Hardwlck 81
Mar7hheld a, montpelier 81. North
Mohtpeier o. Moretown 3O Morris
vile w Nortnheld gO'. PIalnfleld 3O',
west Randolph rs, stowe by, Waits
Ileln g waterbury ~, WlIIlamstown
3ON' woodbury. Centre 2O'.
THE Sunday Hudcet has an item ahout
Mr. / Hatch tic chamnion engra cor of
The countrv If NOT in The wnTId and
calls him "a Waehingron Countv how {,
meaning in the Stafe of New York
What is said of Mr. Hatch is trne eponqh.
excent that ne should be accredited IN
Rennington comfy. having originated
in Dorset Win th,s axnIanation vp
cow tho iteu.J Hatch the hest on
grsyer il, tho .,oyornn,ont buroou of
engraving and printing has res,gned
owing IN the small SALARY and bastsken
a Mace with The Western Rank Note
Cnunanv of Chicago ut bigh soIorv
He IL a vonpo man and ona of the hast
engraysrs in tho Hailed S,atas Tha
Wsshington Star saws of him ,bat bs
wos discoysred by Gcorge u ucCar,oa
tho Iate chief oF the Rure.u in the I,,,Ia
town of salem n V where he was
acting as a jewellers annrentice He
brought him To WashinVtnn and assign.
cd nm IN The engraver:s table at q nom
mai salary tho first annrentice that was
ever empioyed in this division of the bu
reau. One of Mr.. Hatch's early tasks
was to make a reduced copy OF a por
trait of Bryant, which Charles Burt had
then recently engraved for memorial
of the poets works. and for which he
had been paid very large sum. 1t was
one Of Burts best efforts, and no finer
specimen OF the engraver-' art could
have been found as copy Young Hatch
succeeded in producing a portrait Of
Bryant that for art skill amazed every
one. Mr.. Burt. who lived in Brooklyn,
and rarely came to Washington, was dis
pleased when he first saw the picture,
but when he met the young engraver
his displeasure was lost in astonishment.