The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-08-19
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A. w. PERRIN and wife of Connecticut,
are visiting in town.
E. L. GRAVES and wife of Cleveland,
Ohio, are visiting in town.
JOHN w. FLAGLER of New York
passed Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. w. r. PIERsoNof Orange, Mass,
is visiting her father, G. B. Sibley.
MRS. TRoMLEY of Troy, n. Y, is visit
ing her niece, Mrs. E. B. Griswold
Miss ANNA BAILEY of Lansingburgh,
N. Y, is visiting friends in the village.
JOHN MoLAREN and wife of West
Troy are passing a vacation of two weeks
here.
Mr.. AND Mrs. CHAs. COOPER and
daughter have gone to the seashore this
week.
n. NJ. CLAPP and wife of New York,
are making their annual visit to Ben
nington.
j. H. RUSSELL, wife and daughter
Edna of New York, are in town visiting
relatives.
Miss EsTELLA ATWOOD of Hoosick
Falls, N. Y, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Jerry Finn.
Mrs. H. W. SCOTT is quite seriously
i'll, but her symptoms this morning are
more favorable.
WIN. MCDONALD, of the North Adams
Sunday Nelcs, was here attending the F.
M. T. A. B. picnic.
Mrs. JAMES CLARK and children of
Boston, Mass, are stopping at Mr..
Lyman Harwood's.
Miss ALICE MABEL NORTON gave an
elegant dancing party to her friends on
Wednesday evening.
E. B. PATTERsoN's device for.popping
corn is quite unique and is well
patronized these evenings.
The Rev. DR.. Harris officiated in ST.
Peters church last Sunday morning, and
at Camp Comfort in the evening.
Miss SoPHRONIA COLLINS is absent
from town for her summer vacation.
Miss Matte Buss accompanies her.
Mrs. FREDERICK BILLINGS of Wood
stock, has donated the sum of $1,000 for
a High School building at that place.
j. A. N. COLLINS of New York is
passing few days with his brother,
Landlord Collins of the Putnam House.
J. T. CRANsToN of Birmingham, Conn.,,
has been visiting in town. The "Gen-
eral' is always welcome in Bennington.
Miss MARIA CHAPMAN of Bennington,
was guest this week of Miss Lena Link
and other friends.-HOOSick Falls Stand
ard.
MISS FLORENCE HARRIS of Providence,
r. l., who has been visiting Mrs. Chas.
Cooper and family, returned home this
week.
ROBERT SoCIA, express messenger be-
tween here and HOosac junction, has
been laid up several days with la Grippe.
he is improving.
THE Hon. John V. Carney has been
seriously ill all this week. The disease
resembles la Grippe. He is better but
not yet out of bed.
FRED PEPPER, architects superin-
tendent of the opera house block, has
lives in Verona, N. Y.
Mrs. J. S. PAsTERsoN and little
daughter Jessie of Troy, N. Y, are
spending few days with her sister, Mrs.
S. II. Norton of Silver street.
Miss GooDALE, guest of the
Holdens, sang very finely in the Second
Congregational church last Sunday, as
sisting in the musical services.
Miss JENNIE FITzP ATRIcK of Saratoga,
is visiting friends and relatives in town
this week. She goes Monday to Hoosick
Falls to spend the remainder of her vaca-
ton.
MISS LULA MENTER of Bennington
was the guest this week of her cousin,
Miss Nellie Fenton.-Hoosick Falls
Standard.
JAS. G. COLGATE is making a number
OF improvements about his grounds, lay
ing out lawns, etc. He made no mistake
when he engaged Martin Cone for land
scape gardener.
E. L. NICHOLS was Frustrated few
days ago with an attack of cholera
morbus. He was enjoying vacation, at
Charlotte and his wife was sent for. He
is rapidly improving.
WELLS VALENTINE and wife started |
yesterday morning for the Pacific coast, |
and from there they will leisurely |
journey. around the world. They ex-
pect to be gone year.
Gov. MCKINLEY is the guest of |
the Forest and Stream Club of |
Wilmington this week. This elegant |
place on the Green Mountains |
grows in favor daily.
THE camping party, consisting of the |
families OF Col. Bennett, II. T. Cushman,
F. G. Mattison, II. d. Hall, and friends,
broke camp at Ben-Cushmatthall We'd |
nesday, after celebrating the 10th in fine
shape.
L. @. CURTIS wife and three children
from Boston, Mass, are spending their
fifth summer at North Bennington
Hotel, greatly enjoying the Green
Mountain air. Also j. b. Rogers and
wife and sister of Burlington.
THE new Roman Catholic Bishop of
Springfield, Rt. Rev. Thos D. Beaver,
d. D., of Holyoke. is the clergyman who
preached the sermon at the conservation
Of Bishop Michaud, and is also a class
mate of the Coadjutor Bishop of Bur
lington.
Mrs. LYMAN CLARK of East Boston,
Mass, and her sister, Mrs. George Albro
Of Syracuse, N. Y, are guests Of their
cousin, Col. 0lin Scott A fine monu-
ment is being erected over the grave of
the late Resolyy Gage, father of the
above mentioned ladies. Mr.. Evans of
Worcester, Mass, puts the monument
up. j