The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-11-02
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S. B. HAWKS will leave Monday for
MunrOe, La.
A. P. CHuDs has returned from the
Worlds fair.
r. B. GODFREY returned from the
Worlds fair Monday.
Mrs. DIR. E. V. TRULL of Manchester,
visited in town over Sunday, last, re-
turning Monday.
J. L. MCCALL is to be out of town on a
business trip for few days, in Fairhaven
and other surrounding towns.
UNIFORMS for the company of cadets
formed from the scholars at the Graded
school will probably be procured
ALBERT B. WOODWARD, at Rutland,
yesterday, was found guilty by the u.
S. Circuit court and fined $50 without
cost.
Miss AMELIA RooT, mother and sister
from Old Chatham, n. Y, have moved
into the new house of Mrs. Henrietta b.
Adams on Grand View extension.
MABEL WOoD entertained about thirty
of her schoolmates Tuesday evening, the
occasion being birthday and Hal
lowe'en party.
On Tuesday, VIM. Moore injured his
right foot quite severely, by the fall of a
piece of machinery upon his toes. He is
so as to hobble about and attends to a
portion of his work.
THE announcement that the Rev. G. S.
II; le had closed his labors with st Peters
church, this village, is premature. He
will remain until the church secures a
permanent rector. Services as usual.
II. w. PUTNASI's property ON Depot
street, is greatly improved by a marble
side walk in extension of the blue stone
one laid by j. ii. Loring d Company ear
lier in the season. A couple of elms and
grading up about the livery Office is a
fine addition to that part of the town.
THE Harvest Home" festival at the
First Baptist church last Sunday evening
was the finest yet held by that society.
The church was beautifully decorated,
and Watson photographed the interior
last Monday.@It will count for one of
the most notable occasions iii the history
of this church.
THE Bennington & Rutland railway
company have in contemplation some
improvements that will take care of the
water about River street, across the
tracks. and also the wash of the lower
end of the yard. Green b. Coomer will
superintend the job.
THE Messrs. Deweys have laid out a
new street, running north from Main,
west of the wooden mills property, and
the stakes are set for two rows of fine
building lots. The corner lots are al
ready sold and the stones are partly
drawn for the foundations. A. J. Dew
~ is the enterprising agent for these
real esta te transactions.
LOVERS of melodrama will receive
great satisfaction from a visit to the
Opera House next week Wednesday,
when Agnes Wallace Villa and first.
class supporting company present 1.-THE
World Against Her." The piece is al.
ways welcome, judging by the way the
audience has received it elsewhere, es.
pecially those who are not afraid of Civ.
ing vent to their feelings.
THE Odd Fellows are agitating again
he subject of enlarging their quarters in
the Adams building or of moving into
the third story of the Opera house block.
If the various bodies remain where they
are they will rent Apollo hall and one
half the front of the second floor; if they
move to the new location the eleg Ini
quarters described last year will be fitted
up for them by ar. II. w. Putnam. The
question will be decided in a short time