The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-03-25
North Bennington.

North Remington.
A son was born to Rev. and Mrs. C. H.
Peck on Sunday last.
Dentist LOomis, who is now located in
Manchester Center, has been in the vii
lage this week.
W. w. Ranney, at the Andover Theo-
logical seminary, stood second in a class
OF II at the recent examinations.
John Esses is training the blooded
horses, which H. G. White has added to
his stable for his own amusement.
F. B. Jennings spent Sunday and Mon
at Fairview, He attended the funeral of
Mrs. Perkins, Saturday, in Bennington.
S. B. Hall is having steam heating put
in his residence. The work is done by
II. G. Simmons, and the furnace is one
of his own invention.
Our village trustees have given us a
good board of policemen. The roll is
Henry Roster William Martin, w. j.
Hurley and Charles Cole.
The farm of the late Michael Daily,
was sold at auction last week, the chill
dren bidding it off. 1t contained 100
acres, and went for S4,075.OO.
We noticed fine addition to the
Paran Creek Poultry yard, on the plat
form at the depot few days since, in an
extra fine trio of pullets and cockerell,
all dark Brahmas.
w. II. Darby is going into the house
which is to be vacated by Norman Col
vim April LIST. Mrs. Darby is spending
some time with a sister in Cohoes, who
is considerably out of health.
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saying Thousand" instead of "hun-
bred" in giving the Indebtedness of our
village last week. The article as written
read, lover one hundred dollars"
The change of teachers in the inter
mediate department of the school, has
made no serious drawback, as Miss Lot
tie MattisOn came to her position with
considerable experience as teacher.
Rev. E. A. Blanchard preached an ex-
cellent sermon to good audience at the
Congregational church last Sunday
morning, from LIST. John | : the last clause
of the It'll verse.
Mr.. Sheldon of Londonderry, who is to
take the place of l.. A. DOlph, on the
farm of f. b. Jennings, has arrived to
enter upon his duties. Mr.. Dolph, we
understand, will move into the Jones
house, which will be near his grist mill.
Three daughters of Joseph Child, Gen
eral Passenger agent of the Lebanon
Springs railroad, were in attendance at
the wedding in the church last Monday,
as were also two cousins of the groom,
Misses Chase from Williston, vt.
One of the best entertainments ever
given in Bank hall will be the one of
Monday next. Russells illustrated lee
ture of the Life and Times of Christie
pher Columbus and the Columbian Elk
position in Chicago in 1893. All the
views are to be given with the Stereop-
titan.
The event of the week has been the
marriage of Miss Bessie G.. Mosher and
Charles w. Cady, in the Congregational
church on Monday evening. 1t was an
occasion when a large number availed
themselves of the opportunity to witness
the ceremony, which would end, for
some time at least, the residence of a
young lady who has for years been
among the foremost in forwarding, in
our community whatsoever things are
of good report" Before the hour of
eight the church was filled, with many
standing, but all tediousness was relieved
by music delicately rendered by organist,
II. f. Lamb. She had arranged that her
Sabbath school class should march to
the altar, four coming in on each side,
leaving space for Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.
Shaw to stand respectively between
them the bride and groom with their
faces toward the audience. The class
was dressed in white. as was also the
bride, holding beautiful bouquet from
the young ladies of the Y. NJ. G. T. u,
the groom wore suit of black with pure
white necktie. The services was per-
formed by Rev. Chas. H. Peck, using by
request, the Episcopal form, when from
the orchestra Mrs. Jennie Atwood sung
beautiful selection, in her most exquis-
tie style. The ushers were Deming Hall
and Arthur H. Cushman who with ease
and rare direction took charge of the
various duties devolving upon them. A
reception at which the members of the
Y. w. G. T. u, and several friends
were invited, was afterwards held at the
house of w. G. Shaw and the evening
spent with much enjoyment, the finale
being the accompanying of the happy
pair to the depot and their departure
upon the sleeper going north amid
showers of rice and old shoes. The
presents were numerous and of great
variety