The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-09-22
IN THE LOCAL FIELD.
NORTH BENNINGTON.

NORTH BENNINGTON.
Rev. W. H. Hurlburt will preach at
the Baptist church next Sunday.
Miss Martha Worthington is visiting
her brother Edward, in Lansing
burgh, N. Y.
John Powers is having his residence
repaired and painted. Norman Colvin
is doing the work.
Our return visitors to the Chicago Ex-
position all tell the same story of its i'm
mensity and advise everyone to 60 who
can.
Lyman Toombs left for Williams col
lege the first of this week. His chum or
roommate spent the Sabbath here with
him.
A. A. Herring has put out sign for the
mending of boots and shoes, in the
building formerly occupied by Cornelius
Rupe.
Miss II. S. yelling and niece Alice,
started for Chicago ThuTdsay. They
will visit the Fair before they return
home.
Miss, Granger of Troy, N. Y, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Scott Minott.
She is soon to go as missionary teacher
in the South.
MIS- MOIIlS II. jules lids SOuc W Cdlll-
bridge, n. Y, for a few weeks. Her
health has improved some or she would
not have been able to go.
Arthur II. Cushman and W. G. Spaf-
ford have gone to the Military College at
Northtield, the latter to enter the fresh
man class and the former the Sophomore.
Mrs Stewart, sister of C. j. Mckay,
who has been East to educate her daugh.
tiers, is now here. Mrs. Leonard, an
other sister, left for her home Tuesday.
The Olympic Ball Club went to Airing
ton short time since aid tried bats
with the club there, coming off victori
Gus, o to Z. Four at least of the nine
were NAMED in the contest, with
sprained thumbs, toes, ETC., etc., all in
cidental to such sports.
Ten of the Y. P. S. G. E, of this place
attended the County meeting at East
Dorset, on Wednesday. Several of them
took parts in the services and all report
it an interesting occasion. The Dorset
people gave hearty welcome to all.
Rev. Mr.. PinkertOn of East Dorset,
supplied the pulpit of the Congrega-
tional church, Sunday morning, in ex-
change with Rev. G. II. Peck, who
preached at Dorset in the morning and
at Dandy in the afternoon. Both these
churches are supplied by one pastor.
William G. Henry of Detroit, and
daughter, Mrs. Rem Frank Russell, are
with his nephew, B. T. Henry, at River
side. Mr.. Henry is the last of the old
family of Henrys now left, and we are
glad to see him in the enjoyment of so
good health. He resides with his son-in-
law, Coy. Alger.
A very quiet but pleasant wedding
took place Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock, in the marriage of Miss Eva
Roster and Mr.. William E. Green, at the
residence of the BRIDES parents. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. R. b.
Edward, son of James Scarry, was run
over by the train due from Troy at 9.20,
on last Saturday. He was lying upon
the track about three-quarterS of mile
west of here, near the crossing east of
Sodom, and his body was badly mangled.
He was one of the section hands on the
track, but was not at work at the time.
His father has been faithful hand on
the section for many years.
TOzef, pastor of the Baptist church, of
which both parties are members. The
bride was attired in a dress of rose col
ored poplin trimmed with silk of the
same hue. The travelling dress was of
blue serge with hat to match. The pres
ents were numerous Though the we'd
ding was quite private), including com
plete dining room suite, with remem-
ORANGES from her Sabbath school class,
and the Y. w. @. Il. U. of which she has
been an. active member. They will
spend some time on their wedding trip,
in New York and Massachusetts,, and
then return to enter upon housekeeping,
and the more important duties of life.
They have the best wishes of their
friends. and the community.