The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-07-04

lal meeting next wednesday evening.
Miss LIZZIE Crawford has gone to
North Adams, Mass, for short visit.
THE Odd Fellows and their families
picnic tomorrow on the grounds of the
Soldiers Home.
Miss TEssIE L. MCMAHON of Oswego,
N. Y, is visiting with friends at the
Centennial House.
THE Hon. D. K. Simonds was elected
a trustee of Middlebury college at the
commencement this week.
MRS. II. L. STILLsoN and daughter
Ruth, are visiting in Manchester and
Rupert for a couple of weeks.
FRED D. McEowEN, with the Manhat
ten watch company of New York City,
is spending his vacation in town.
THE union meeting Sunday evening to
hear Mr.. Severance's missionary address
was well attended at the Second Congre-
gational Church.
Mr.. G. FRED VANVLECK and wife, re-
turned this week from their wedding
trip. They visited friends and relatives
in Waterford, N. Y.
Miss LIZZIE DUNHAM and her brother
Howard, have been visiting the family
of James S. Lindley. They returned to
Schenectady this week,
THE Rev. Isaac Jennings of Elmira, N.
Y, received the degree II ID. d. at the
late commencement of Hamilton college.
A deserved compliment.
THE deeds for the Stark House, since
our paper went TO press last week, have
passed to Charles N. Powers, and he in
l.. IL Al. A.
Henry w. Putnam.
Tur Copntv National Rank dacIared a
80; a,,o,,ai J;r;Jo,,J Monda, ~ 80
DER cent. and the Savings Bauk one of
two per cent Both institutions carried
handsome sum to surplus account.
TIM po,,Ia Morrn, o,o,d0 1se foo,
Tha hi.,or;, tohIats Co. ,ha iool, o,,
cbamhaIW,hs Masonic the Old FsIIows
,ba Worn,on, u;stor;oai Soc;otr 90 H.
&. A. R.. were Skinned from Burlington
Yesterday.
,ppNcp SP,ps hos hoon nron,o,od
~ onr,;naor -, ,ho u g. D ra;I,pau d.
has servod bis tire 90 fromon anS no,U
aoos on tho roll If Tho forca which m
sTtros orc This will necessitate hi. iiv.
ing in Rutland.
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NJ uanru uoni,;ra H. ,h;s 49,, "
Iaarn ,bot /, - hnshanS ia % he ,ha ooI,
loco rao,or q, Villa, boroof,or n
uSS u.s. p"0s -, az o,roniu 10 ras;
in villa nos,omn
so1s .cTronin,a ootch;na n,oa oUs -, ,ho
festuros ~ Tho boII o,an,s Sa,nrdav he
tween tho Pntnoms and he T;ffsnvs
Man nrosont cIo;rnad hot ba r,uaioj
Rune p,ho no,y niovs viii Tho cnhoss
team y
IT,
ihh Tna sI T o.lo eo1k an e1cui
week r. was a dav;s on,ing and cath.
er;no because of the going away from
town of one of its members. Mrs. r Fl,
Rowles Jr The Occasion nassed With.
ont accident.
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MIIo O 20 60 - N 60 Suu
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n ~ 10 ,ha oo,h uoar =, hor ana Me- Ne,
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,,,ant ooooc;a,;or for ,bo n,on,,r',n, -
har dis,in1n;shed ancestor
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ne success altehu;nE ~: p'oT,1' ;
I Ine op.lc,an' anu ms ASSISTANT. Mr.
Nnllle s, 70 soC Lai W Seen: ne nag
eva s;ght and is m exnerienced nractie
tioner Consultation free at his rooms
No 10 School sIreet for a few davs Inn
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p,ounE c,,.,o ,...C o.,
RICHARD e. CuslCk, iate CT 20, a, oth
~ ": nest., uieu az tne S ooi nouie On
Trluay evening, June Iotn; Oh sPopiexy.
ne ne was aonit'eu maroh otn, 1000, rom
woiooI., Mhere ms Le'la'ns were sens
Fostar Post q a r This 10 tho sixth
dea,b or The Hona
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1hE nev' ~ NJ webster, ples'uing e.
uer, was IN Town tuesday, anu IN the
evening nelu quarterly c9nIerencs
WIN tne metnou'St Cnurcn. re iounu
ma, matters III very eat'sIactory cohult'oh'
ne new PASTOR new w IN D. Onapuian,
IL meetlng win deserved success anu 10
wen i'Seu ny MS peop'e'
THE notices OF the town tire surer,
Cashier Graves, IN another place reminds
nuaI acconntina 70 the sunno,t of the
,ovornnnon, onS for schooio hos orr;vod
Pron,nt naymants save fonr nerce, t,,1,
to the navarand interest fo the nm
n;c;noI;,v-a cov;ng on ho,h s;dss
AMoNd the consular app9m,hl, menus,
SATURDAY, 10 mat OF Jonh a. iIo9its OF
SonneG,lcu,, VINO goes 70 Drauloru' Eng
land. rms Is tne place wnlcn was sought
aiter oy MT Geo. a Wattles Oh tnls
town: Mr.; Watt'eS received nearly
UNANIMOUS Iocai anu very hdste'ips
memory amid failure to obtain the an.
pointmept.
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s Sn I L ny Sone VI our pO''''''ahS
near d. hothe'
THE Rev. E. II. Randall of Puultney,
who IS also a civil engineer, has been in
town this week at the request of the vii
lage trustees to take steps towards fixing
the grade of our streets. side wake, etc,
agreeable to the terms of the charter.