The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-04-25
Capltalize Congress, rs p. c

so. Capitalize Congress, rs p. c.
We have received many replies from
teachers, but there seems to be no occa'
sion for classifying their answers after
having given those of the editors. We
select from our replies that OF Ii. ID.
Ballard, who is perhaps as skillful
specialist in this matter as there is among
the teaching profession. He says 1T
is an interesting slip, full of kinks. II
hundred different men wrote it, |
should expect no two to agree in every
particular, There is food for much dis
cussion. For instance, Early Rose
might, perhaps. be included in quota
tion marks, but not necessarily Early
Globe Danvers' and Boston and Albany
might properly be hyphened' as com
pound adjectives, but they are not so
written by those who most frequently
use them" etc.
Here is the paragraph as he pune
tuates it
Going down Washington st. recently,
| saw Ex-Gov. Smith, "Bill" Jones of
Nebraska, and the Commissioner OF In
ternaI Revenue en- route for the West
End, having done the Back Bay in the
interests of the Hydrated- Gasoline Com
pany. The Legislature had been petit
toned to allow the Company to increase
its capital stock, lay pipes in the Com
mon, and market its refuse for fertil-
izer If purchasers could be found. The
House had granted the desired legisla-
tion, but the result of the Senate's action
was in doubt. These experts were there
fore investigating as far as possible all
questions likely to arise. Experiments
at Manhattan Beach and in southern
Florida had, so far as was known, re
suited favorably and the Boston and
Albany Railroad Company had been
looking toward, rather than from, the
idea Of adopting the invention, which
the State Board of Health considered OF
great benefit, Ialso noticed Past Master
Walker of the Massachusetts, State
Grange, who was trying to sci load OF
Early Rose potatoes and a few Early
Globe Danvers onions to Mr.. B. B.
Brown of Chelsea, who ls. or may be, a
candidate for Representative to Con-
gress.
Here is the paragraph as the Suburban
Press Club would punctuate 1t after
conference upon their differences
Going down Washington street recent
| ly, saw eX-Gov. Sml h, Bill Jones OF
Nebraska, and the Commissioner Of In
ternal Revenue en- rou:e for the West
End, having done the Back Bay in the
interests of the Hydrated Gasoline Com
pany. The Legislature had been petit
toned to allow the company to increase
its capital stock, lay pipes in the com
mon, and market it's refuse for fertil'
izer, if purchasers could be found. The
House had granted the desired lcgisla'
tion, but the result of the Senate's sction
was IN doubt. These experts were there
fore investigating, as far as possible, all
questions likely to arise. Experiments
at Manhattan Beach and in southern
Florida had, us far rs was known, re-
suited faYorably, and the Boston q Al
bany Railroad Company had been look
ing toward, rather than from, the idea
of adopting the invention, which the
State Board Of Health considered OF
great benefit. also noticed Past Mas
ter Walker of the Massachusetts State
Grange, who was trying TO sell load oi
Early Rose potatoes and few Early
! Globe D.nvers onions to Mr.. B. B,
Brown Of Chelsea, who is, or may be, q