The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1890-03-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

of tI,n LNroo ;l,rarxy
gagged as hor"il'ii Vi 'i'o i'o h-ioi"i!'
MR.; HENRf okA H mas mas PuT y ps','
Dullulng lot Vi MessrS' |hiiuS " u"
crs OH oli'er sVree''
n. F. SMITH is refitting his building OF
Main street, just vacacated by II. n. Viii
liams's harness shop.
MISS FANNIE SIpPERLy of Melrose
N Y is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Ed
ward Moon on Main street
rur ,o,,s;ooJo will moot with Miss Allie
Clari, a. tbe Root residence on Soutl
,troat noTt NIonGov ofternoon.
r,,nn e - 10 = nrn,hor Of narson,
bont;znd ~ 81 Peters Church next SIM
Jny which viii he Palm Sunday.
n, D. G NI;choud 10 ont ouoi,
"a. NJ w. NV, ~, ti,,oJ to flo bonse f1T
cnnnle of weeks with a severe cold.
- ~ g NC hoe hoo, s;ol, Gov
rRoF, =, % D ~ m"S oeGi, H. sioN noa
Few uaS1, NiVii w sohpi N Nv
-, S,,,,,Io,, ill lo po,,, S,rdo, ord
~ - J w;ii 'bo tt9oIv Weei, " Some
ti VMo inoor"actlW colind I.possion Week ;,
''',roo '"oloty -
lie SUBJECT Vi IeAI I'tlio'aS eoet,iniS
,,.,oSo ~. VIZ mn, nn,I.,,oe, G,,s1 Lafnre
n nnuoM !, TO- ' ' '>''o'' '"''
'""n' ..,.,
>. L, SHuRrLEFF IS tep:aTirliS ms ilo!.sS
and when completed II VIII oe pccuPieu
~ ne t, sun WI ''''' ''~''
WIN 'i'e", - IT " Matt;
CADETS u, H. hAh"OoD, H. y W.
son. L. u bennett y. W. "liu W, a.
ilerce, are nolle io "a d .mu Moo M Mi
non from Nor"ici' Olii'e'Si'!' "V -''' VIZ
r.. c,,,,,onr, hoe rortod I,uko
ntSH Dn.o III I1io ,," straot Cor faH
l,N"it1 llI"n' ~, Un 49, ~, S;ino,.
rlu,ti : T Tninr hnil ~ ''''0 "
S'.ee' IL O'''is o"'i''
IliE commlt.eeS, ana llei a,g, y, WIG ns
NM P,H ,, Il, ,root to-morrow EVENING
4; ~ n ,i,I' E iaTSr, tIaII " ''
III Wv" o'''" ", ii"i ~, p T. l
lie Kew WIN. W; EoSleIi 'l,', anu
Wlle We're Ill Town l'St WeSh' allu En-
J,yeu eau upon sonlte iIit ti ' ,to
''',I' ~ u-..,, ' ,.ha l,oa
MRS IHAS. NoopW AID Mnu " as
PASSED the winter Ill toWh' Tetulils 10
NeW oTk III ID Few uaSs. llel slS'el'
MISS lsaDelle Noou"aru eAPec!H W az
company her lor lew "eehS NiSit'
$. b. HAWKS OF Pocatiile, ldaho, Is
nome LOT "eeh' r lils wiz CIV "iiu 'l W.,
are NlsiIihS III lIlhi'''u' ooio' W.
liaWks Is one VI tlie PloHt'io"' "''''"'''
ileh Oh the i"r west =.
THERE are three enumeration DIS
tlicts i'll this town, and for two OF them
letltiohS are IN 4, rirCui1.loll lot .i,o I "P
poiliIlheh Vi m ~, o"HiiiiIh, w. gnu IL
.. Norton; iese om'''''''" "o'''''
make eNceileh1 "ppoih'eeS'
TIE religious papers note the very
general observance of the Lenten Season,
not only by Roman Catholics, Church.
men and LltheranS, Dut by ali orders OF
'nrlStlanS' Holy week Will NC "''iioS'
universally oDSerNeu'
THE opening spring brings out the first
detachment of the SONS of Rest, head
quarters on the corners. This organi-
zltion has held its own for many years
and by their numbers appear to he III
fourishing condition.
On Monday evening Temple Chapter,
No. s, r. A. NJ, received a visitation
from F. NJ. Manchester of Brandon,
l.. d. G. II. p, of the Second District.
The officers worked degree and the oc
c lsion was an enjoyable one to the Fra
t2nity.
THE Town Clerk asks us to call atten
on to the fact that this is the last week
in which dogs can be registered for one
price, S1.OO After April LIST, the penalty
rate will be $500. This is something
that interests all of our Vermont readers
NRs NJ \. CIApp is is town and will
remain for two weeks. Her mother, Mrs.
lisbo Wadswortb returned with her
.,.a-
passed the winter with her daughters.
Mrs. Wadsworth will live with her
dauobter Mrs. A. A. Norton of this vii
lage for the present.
Ar ST Peters Church next Sunday of-
,rnoon, fine Rector will deliver the last
sermon in fine special series, subject:
"The Christian in his Charities. There
will he services daily next week at 1O
o'clock A m. with the HOLY EucharisN
and 100 D. m. Sermons at all services.
The public generally are cordially in
vited to attend.
ALARGE flock of wild reese, number
ing fifty or more, passed over this village
Tuesday afternoon. They flew low and
were headed South. their noise attract
ing the attention of everybody on the
street The weather-proDiets as usual
are ont with the prediction of cold
weather of which we shall know fine
truth later.
r,,r 1odios of NI;r;,n Iodro n ofp
! n az n '" y have in active nireDarati h,
their unique entertainment. consisting
of "The Merchants Carnival and the
"Deestrict Skewl" The date will soon
be announced. As it has been EIGHT
wears since this Lodge rave ANYTHING
which appeals to the people for patron
are they reasonably expect a GOOD audi-
ence and financial success.
Ara rorulor moetiug of +ho po,,,i,,,
ton Rifas held this woal tba foiInT-
mo annointments Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- fficersf We're made. SERGEANT Gharios II
pmrnbam IN he first serTeant Tnrnorai
T. G. Slade to he sergeant and Privata
Edward S. Parmenter to be CORPORAL.
There were II men present. and much in
terest is being shown by all members of
the company in the weekly drills.
Az onornous hrsiuoos i, +bo ,,,.,o,,
,,or ond froi,rlt JnNo,.t,, tn' P%oHHi
Gone nj nrasa9t Inv thn Eitohbrn,, pnif
rnad Tbis lorge ircr r ~ ia; i' hne
rncessitated n Chance in tho fanii;+i ;,,s'
and IL ;e now int;mafed thot tbo ooni,'a,',
nronoses to make two divisions of tho
aaasf"rn nortion nf tLe road ,,,it% Gro rire
field as the dividin% MONT II ;s also
nronosed IN make an evtnnsian in t5o
freight ward facilities at East Deerfield,
Tur Graded Scboo1s hoo;r tbo enrirn
ternn newt Nondov With H. sane ro ' fanmT
10 ae last form IL is n matter of 60
,ratniation that tbe b;gb stardard ~
lined Inv nur SchonIs haya ottra"tod o." az
increasi4g nmmbar Of nnmres iI,, m,ni I
We Lear If several nav nmnn 70 o pu1ii TO-
rext weoL rho trainir% U lac &c S voiae IL
ioS+ farm Viii - Iii i%s "t iTi 'oaoii-
mad +io cnn "m,r +a az WIN moC oe rIh-
.mccessfmi and g3tiSfantor was T This ,iii,