The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1890-12-25

for the children will be on New year
| Eve.
A. b. PERKINS arrived from Nebraska
This week, in time to be with MS iamhy
Christmas.
Louis A. GRAVES returned, Tuesday,
from a weeks visit to friends in New
York CITY
NJ IN Ntps I,,,ps UARuEn1y eat
a.. C1s,';st,,,as dinner. with Alderman
S S,',oot ~ 49, Gohoos n v today,
49, =, % ! '-.;so loft for 90
L. ~ r ~ ~ ''na NJ no viii mass
Ahseies, oal'' 'n,s We, Go,;for,,;a
inc "ih'er III 0ou'iioii, O'''
The family OF the kev, w III; d. CLAP Ciia
man take dinner t1-''"S TiTn -uaI, n
man 5 lather "' 'io 0iO
Manchester'
MISS HAYS gave ChrisIiilas morning
party following the Midnight serVlce W
day. 1t was very select ana nice aiialr'
Miss l.. b. ADAMS goes to Troy, n. Y,
| in January to take six months course
in vocal music. Miss Adams has good
voice and gives promise of becoming
very fine vocalist.
THE coastinp has been excellent here
abonts for two weeks or more. The
transfer of fine place from South to Silver
streets reduces the danger to a minimum
while IL does not detract from the fun.
Tup bondsomast Christmas tree we
~ ~, ia,,'r +i,na was LIGHTED Mt
H. p,'t,,an, oariy tbis morninG. The
Sio I;i,,r, 80, ,yae given mn TO il
o,,J-tl,n r,.esants we,e ELEGANT ranging
t..iu ''J J;dpn rvd +o TOYS The whole
IN iO Voc, ro,,roso,,ted and there are so
$50, oL;iJ,op connectpd with the in
| many NOiliiN''SN
III" 't,''T C H. nort Good IN have
inol,ed in mon them as we did this
,,,o,.r;',l a. III +rao stood from fine floor
- a., a;1i,,cr a,,d ,Tas b,lliantIv illumin-
~ oie 'oiiii'9 ''''''
'Uee' p, Will,
HE inherai Oh Mls' haeo'" w i ;j.'.0
was held rom ner nome; tne l T,o'
Oh her son WilllaIh i1nIo"' On S u1[,"y
afternoon, tne he W, OIas' ~. ooS 'io 'l,,
oihclaVlns; Mls' nin It3 va" 80, U S'nt
Mareh zStn, -: any uteu on ; u, 81,
instant, penny Ille olS'esy PJ,?on ~ 'o d;ad
ia I i,Iuu Dei liz oJminin ration os
4,li oTln VI" " ~ TTSitad States her life
was certainly connecting link with the
early days of orr country. Until quite
recently Mrs. Winslow had been remark
ably active. but she finanlly died peace
fully of old age. Lies machinery
slammed The nirht before she slept
well and her appetite seemed as good as
ever INIT there was n limit to life and
that period once reached she passed to
her rast Mrs. Winslow was born in this
town. lived her useful life amid. the
scenes of her childhood and passed to
Paradise after this long career of n con-
sistent Christian. We shall have more to
| l hn -, Nriun1 lxy
two sons. William and Fred In this
connection William Winslow and family
request us to return their thanks to all
those who were so kind to them during
the days of affection. To Mrs. A. A.
Norton, the pastor, church choir and a
host of friends. Mrs. w. j. Blair came
from New York to attend her grand
mothers obsequies and will return Sat
urday. The remains were deposited in
the vault and in the early spring time
will be laid beneath the shadow of the
Old First Church spire where repose so
many of her kindred and life-compan-
ions zone to their final rest.
lac oIrood,, snol,ou Of tbo cbapro
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f sS GiorI, w pr,,,,;s rno%oziro from
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aro ,i I, 7fa,,;il;or ,,ith tbis nnhlicot;on
NJ, ef tha,, hull bavo II and now 10
an ~ ~ t;',,o - s,,Isor;bo ;rho Snr;,r.
GsS ia Mas Pon,bGcan has n nleasoit
word winch So oxactiv voices onr senti-
ments that we rive IL in tbis connection
as follows: Good housekeeping has a
much more substantial value IN the
home than the sensational publications
which appeal for the same support and
lrg.l la "a fNTln .Nf
a patent medicine man to blush; and 1t
has the honest and substantial flavor
that belongs to the best things OF
New England. Merit in its contributors
outweighs the magic of name, and this
good old standard serves to give the
best results. That it should prefer the
practical knowledge OF expert New Eng
land housekccpers to the superficial OBJ
servations of professional writers who
have not acquired information at first
sources, ought not to be wondered ut by
: Intelligent people but the other fashion
, is so prevalent that it is well to lay EN-
! phasis ON the care with which the editor
of this magazine fuliills his Office. 1t IL
also fair to call attention to the taste II
= Typography and the mechanical nicctie'
+ which distinguish this magazine, as wei
7 as the other publications OF Clark w
Bryan Il Co.-the Paper World, PrOyres
= sire Springfield and the Literary Bulletin
! This house is doing its full share to maxi
l the stamp of this city a guarantee o
good quality"
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10 .ne ye"i iio NH Pie0eutnS tie i'st uGs.a
n ~ M. hi"Ion WI uo enti'eu W iIs siiaI'
~ me Legislature mas not charged til
T. waeLs must he knnt hut hos simnl
n changed the date from which the reel
10 onipg is to be made. When, in 1888, I'll
Legislature changed the beginning of I'll
II, school year to July, | have not heal
vi that any one claimed that the then Gu