The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-06-19
North RennInpton.

North Bennington,
Miss Mech of Connecticut, is visiting
in the family of the Rev. c. II. Peck.
Mrs. NJ. C. Huling returned last week
from Burlington, her daughter, Mrs. f.
f. Burgess accompanying her.
Mr.. and Mrs. barrow and two children
of New London, Conn, are spending a |
portion of their summer vacation in our
village, boarding with Mrs. Skinner.
The strawberry festival last Friday |
evening, by the young ladies, with a
view to raise money for re-carpeting the
Congregational church, proved quite
successful, the proceeds amounting to
seventy-fve dollars.
Capt. Coffey of the Soldiers Home,
has purchased the deer, which when
young was sent to Michael O'Keefe, and
has been kept upon his premises.
The bridge at the paper mill, span
ming the road between the stock house
and mill gave way, from decay, on one
side, and came near being the cause of a
serious accident as two men were on it
at the time. Fortunately no one was in
jured.
as loau ol sclloiS S iloln "I EtCe
O[eek were sI"lVing IUr hIlho "1oi
school lues1ay, a wneel Dr1ke Hown,
causing inc Iols9 70 run DuC iuUA ns nO
S 1no WIZ nuIV, anu tnT lolso ""' 'ooii
orouSn' " s''nu SViii'
The digging for ochre or paint, on the
east bank of the stream near the head of
Lake Paran, as yet does, not prove as
successful as it was hoped. Further eff
Iorts may develop rlcher leaus'
The thunder shower Tuesday evening
attended with less rain than Il seemed
was needed was still very acce,table
and changed tbe whole asnect of nature
S ii"uGa,i GnaSs miTnT nHo Ct,Ui
ias+ Fr;d io 20 st,,6,, LII tho oon and Stors
F'. ~ ~ evuus Ulo i,tOo "i av,o
S SIN SaU 0oiioe 0o'0i '''oiS' i0V'' ii'5
''''Vuiu'S'
Children Day services in the Baptlst
Church took the place OF the morning
service. The programme was above the
average IN point OF merit, and was us
tened to by large audience. The otfer-
ing Tor Sunday-school missionary work
was the largest in years.
party consisting OF the hev' Y. H.
fecK ana daughter, MI. ana MIS- oar
row. MISS ana Master barrow, MISS
megch ana FroI; "A: ullDert OF hyde
nos65v la 80 W ooi, Tho So', , Un CO.
aftor } " oHI1 T tin u"S WIS iri my
AZ ~ Ia, % 81 ny
Pownal CorfSe re},rning tbroSGb " p %,lr
sick, made the trip delightful
Al tbo animal rnoo+;ror of +lo Cororo-
gationai cI,mrcb nn f%o s1 ~ 'i iust IT,
was q GOOD attondonno and i II 'I had
been received from several absent mem
bers. The usual business was trans
acted and officers elected, with reports
from those connected with the several
parts OF church work.
How little we can calculate on what
may happen, as illustrated on Saturday
morning last. The clever old horse Of
II. S. Walbridge, so sleek and comalv,
was left in front of the post office with a
load of goods for the depot, while the
owner went in for the mail. For some
reason he started to run, and but for the
timely voice of his master the streets
would likely have been strewed with
more stereoscopes than had been ordered
for this market
A daughter has come into tbe boma of
Mr., and Mrs; Morris Jones of Troy, the
mother OF whom will be remembered as
Miss Alice Ripley.
There has been considerable fishing on
Lake Parron this season. but the great
GsC pressure Iiu seems 70 pc IN the nice boat
ny WHICH Is reailzeu by SO many
Mrs; G. D: Mattison has somewhat i'm
proved in health, so as to return with
her sister to Ohio, to see if change will
not be further beneficial.
A number from Hoosick Falls passed
through the village Wednesday for A
picnic on the Soldiers Home grounds
The band stand as we'll &C RAM hill.
inc has haen neIvIy ,,o;ntaJ FL D ~ ~
ceiving a dna sbore "f critiois"o ou 10 III III
new denartnree have 70 IN ort o.. Gc; 10 gu
Other bm;lJin%s in t oC i im az VI sUieIce'
gono Tho to - ',o i ~, nav uli''eI
Hnscatbed ~ "i''' -'''0 0o'"e ou'
M.
Inc members OF the Hinsdillville
meLloulsC churcn Will nOld Lawn
dsv S Svon NJ i H. ~ l 5tsk on Wednes,
coIe stra o,r; ,H nnd dOS oleani am, anu
Sorvod ti' '" n~nono5, anu W. 0oiieo VIII De
toward rnnairinG AZ ~ I "PPioprIl"Ieu
ipvited '''0 0i'"i0"' All "le
@NNPAN ChAoi hdNC
opened ice cream parlors at G. S.
Wnghts' They are open Tuesday and
saturday evenings. The plan and OBJ
Ject are alike worthy.
Cbildren's dav was obsorvod - +,,o
churches here last Snndoy A. ~ tha ~ CIV CIo
gregational cbnrcb in t%S ,o mO Iie Don bon
Ia. r. Peck among ntbnr ox ori,is' neD o
sented RIFLES to tbroo hort;AoJ 90; pre-
of the church who had aon,o ~ i'i duI,o,i
wears of age dnrino tbo rost 80 ~ Se S.an
the ordin9nce of i99font P 10 Goai' Al!el
teresting Sermon 10 +bo P uh;iI, an IIi
preached with n 5annv o otniel mas Mas
Green Box Rank ComppaP11v 81 H. Sn Inc
dav school hrnnoLf IN tio Vi Ulio Pun Il-
hanks tbe coiiectinp 'ia ny mus VI Une
nearly thirtv-five SoIIars '''" TLn TX 70
was clahoraieiv dacorafa5 lei G IilurcI
and several birds added 70 t I'n , noMieIS,
fbe nIeasant occosion AZ s I.oo iuSIc VI
missionarv scbooi nornout ''O oiI I,H5
which closed tbe ovoroiS 0 " . Was nelu'
M a. VIZ oiSeS VI Vhe uay'
hoo h ho my gouhs COY oI ". D. Matuson
Las has n ueei 1 uLIyel Vi iaIe Tor exercise by
rio and ON Friday 1ost tho IrnS,,o,fr
mol ro,, fro,,, +Lo D...o.. - 800