The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1888-12-13

for So 90
TIM ,,Issn vs,,nbon IN ADo,,o hall
last Friday evening was attended nv az I
They took simmer At the w |
R. C. sociable in Grand Army hall.
Tur nv Wm Rec WILL, b.o
been Amounted Grind Nsrshai ~ ,ho
camp Of the Supreme Council. A and
A r for the United States and Terri
tories.
THE snachL serpoD, ot c, p.,ar,s
r,hnrcb IN Smndov vii ba 9TH, 49,
Iolic Min,s,r"' an1 Hi - ,ha io,t ap
third of the course On the -Four Last |
Things"
GEo.U HARwoOD. the fauhfuI and
trusly engineer of the "St.rk Steamer :"
injured himself quite severely few dsy.
ago while running the engine back into
its house
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- ~ y Iii ,',n. ia 81 t iuaS eEehlnK'
sncnoss tn n" as.oo ", | ,I
arJs frrnisb ino, tbo bnsi;,of Jo ~ W."
IF Tho oniorgoS Snidiorg, Ifa,'a P''i '''i'''
Az CLas;e,s ooiulo, -c,,', o'
g, 80 a. Snap p S,colmeL vi nam anu North
ceived fresh from FIori6o woaIIy This
ensures the narfact rrni, ond' ordarS
NAV also he sent Inv mail Nc we'll
Tur fan ,orn, - tn D,
nov n,o na Nm % On '"1 l. -, a at rou.-
o. ga ,ba 80 ~ T"e pig d,nun
tsrong B.nn,pgIon how ybo r =, Hr
toiHne, nS'oh o"y VINO received
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Ioiih p'S q. ~ ia' C W oe nFu ny tne
TSn w OF. le,er SOnurch l. p's p'heu
ca, S"u"ss iaue' Vi OF ha'har'he
' WI n,'u an oyster supper anu
Daoon,t,,s on'E ""' oh tue evening VI
- VII : S''"'
lHE 'torty-rod' which walks into this
town IN o'ttIes ana qua divers other
means mas taken t. cutting up new cap
ers' one man recently lost his teeth by
reason OF deep poiat'ons, and found both
az INV y '''u uP''' ''nce 'he next
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s,noa on,,ai,,;' NV ,'o le" "eeA7
v.,J ,.T '''. So.'e"ne mas
% oci,,iors ,,i,i, g., a "i "'G"u.t VI '.'
cIainsS ~ ,,', v"' uea", - sun u"
yeansaLo D,aas" ~ u 70 q ~. SuG q,
an, s,, ,,,,, L..,, -, Wv. ,A''Ni1r' olii0e
~ Nv, &" ="
u lHERE IS nope Tor vermont old maids.
heau tlls item IL Is impossible, 1t is
sa'u' 'or Ine piaileSt woman TO remain
more tb ,eu ~ W 'Son ie e ior
nj is waited m hv nraoossio ,,o', nc ", nr
viii n nrnnaso9 r. ,,,,,,,,;n y; "i 10.
month IS e0 !" mo
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.ii Nc" '''ii' 'aole o' 'he d.
, " ,h'i"' 10" ~ erect, 'ts'ns
So IL" ~ o'n- 'gL"r at lS'lo
arri,.,, 90 on 81 So a'' o'"o ~
All q" I''o a"' o'lV a, III ana i;So
az, ',io r. III N,gn' trans lc, da'ly
nn ~" %"' oS N.ei 9 ,I Inc th1sl
''''"r ~! we Is ne running OF the
instead Of S turdoys onIv. The o,her
trims are shown on the FtcbbnTg rail-
ro,d time table.
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W. II Cd T, TaN " Try Journa'' SIN
hm-i' 49, nurhe', ,'r may years 'ne
IT,, a,,a,,..I Ivy 1I"teS'
the sb.ra lat, To- o,,ns5 hr 'S NJ arog m v."S'
NV. NJ law o"neu Nv may"r MUIR
p"y, the press OF New York state, gen
erh',V' are Saying good word for Mr.
tucker VINO Is one OF the ahlest news
paper managers de will make the
freSS all mat me Democracy desire in
~ "'Ia"a a"', u See,i'S u Us mat mere
- " H"'' 'e'' '"' SUCH al eio't III Troy
EDITOR PARMENTER is sick, and the
troy Press OF Tuesday says Col. Je-
rome b P"rmen'er, Tho lat week, after
wen'y Years connection with The Press.
resigned his association with the estab
liShment' H. we regret to lie rn, i'll at his
residence IN Bennington Col. Parmpn
Ter newspaper and other literary writ
ing were ct the highest order. As a
wrl'er OF English pure and undefi'e1'
he ha' Few equals His friends hope for
ms early and complete restoration to
"'N''"'
LIE DdHB commonwealth of COving-
ton, KY, of the Sd, has this item, which
VIII interest our readess who are Odd
feilows John Robert, the six-y"ar-
0Iu son OF Governor and Mrs. John &
= NORWOOD, died Saturday afternoon at
Ihe FAMILY residence, OF dlph'heria. lie
was the youngest son and was brigh'
aiu manly llltle ielIow. and had many
y ie,ius WING rE WIZ learn WIN sorrow OF
i g uea.n' ihe Iullelul taAes pace thls
n". n ii;, anu gu dccTullt Vi the c0ntas
I;'J ,';I , VI ""iSn 'he iiU'ie leIloW
''Iu ~ oe P'i'" e.
AT me annual conceive ct Taft Com
nandery. held t'fliay evening, the fol
owing oDarn "t "inctr' were chosen
). A n Williams, f. Z. ; G f. Graves,
zen. u. Is, smiley, o. q. Z d. Phil
lips. Z. f. G. Il. ughton, ) w. j. Il.
= ~ !. "nur.i II, treas
- u N II d nec n o ningnam'
';.,n w u - MAJ
~ ~, " wentworth; ISL u;
q " I w. w. iu, y. L. SHAW 81
d. NsT, orn = u
Fima ~? =, IL r','"''' L. " Iiou.h'on,
',ra"',' n''A''''e
HE SewaIl system Of car hea ing was
used for the fist tine on the Benning
,on q Rutland railroad on Monday
rwn trains-No. 1870, which leaves at 6
lclnck, and No. l54, which leaves at
u :2O-were sent out thus equippe and
gave perfect satisfaction. All the trains
IN this ROAD viii he using this system in
few day.. All the locomotives hal o
1pen fitted up AMI four coaches. and
here are six more coaches that they are
It work upon, which will be ready in .
'ew days The locomotive F. B. Jen-
llnSS is in the railroad shop and is being
overhauled by Master Me-
,hanc McMastr. Tn tires have been
urnrd, new driving brasses have been
,ut IN. The locomotive ha. been newly
painted. and will leave the shop next
week as bright and good as new.--Her
i'd,
ORR club rotes in orotbor column
re very liberal and on;to a nrnohar ~
mr. friaSds bovo oIrooa ovaiIod tLa vi