The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-07-28
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Miss Francisco is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Arson hawkins.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Pleasant last Sunday.
L. W.. Cole and wife spent two OF three
days in Manchester last week.
Over forty persons went from hele on
the Lake George excursion.
Mrs. Z. Graves is still with her sister,
Mrs. Cole. She is improving.
Hugh Gates of Philadelphia, is a guest
at his Uncle Warner Monroe's.
The "Workers" served ice cream at l..
J. Barton's last Friday evening.
The Atchison brothers spent last Sun
day in town, the guests of VIM. Bourne.
Mrs. L. j. Barton recently visited a
sister in Dorset, and returned last Satur-
day.
George Bulls has gone to housekeep-
ing in the upper rooms of j. Bradish's
house.
Mrs. Branham and daughter are spend
ing some time with her daughter, Mrs.
Peleg Cole.
Mrs. Arthur Perkins is expected this
week to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Martin.
VIM. Bourne will this week move into
the house with Mrs. Bourne's father,
Henry Sendell.
Miss Lottie Carpenter of Bennington,
recently spent a day with her brother
Jesse's family here.
j. RideOut of Montreal, with friend
Miss Anna Hill, have been guests ut DR..
j. b. WOodhull's for a few days.
Mrs. j. Mattison, daughter of Solomon
Howard, has been spending little time
with her parents. Her health seems to
be improving.
The Misses Cochran, of Ohio, have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Brown
son the past week; also, Mrs. Rising and
son of HoOsick Falls.
Mrs. Lyons of Peru, has been spending
the past week with her sister, Mrs. DR..
Woodruff, who is still very weak. Mrs.
Lyons returned home on Wednesday.
Obed Eddy, residing east of here, fell
from the roof of barn Oh Monday, and
was badly injured. How serious his con-
dition at this writing is not known.
Business is very brisk at the Eagle
Square COmpanl's work.. The bedstead
department can hardly fill their orders,
with many of the men working over
time.
The Workers" will meet with Mrs.
q. A. Bruce this afternoon. Ice cream
will be serve on the grounds in the
evening.
G. F. Chaplin of Waterbury, Conn.,,
with his wife and daughter, arrived last
week for their summer visit at Mrs.
Chapin's former home.
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Lila Percy on her birthday. Mr.. Percy
and Oracle were in attendance, as was
also Mrs. E. Moore from bennington.
All had good time.
Edward Millington will move into his
new home on Saturday of this week. He
has sold his house in the east part of
town to Edward Smith, who is at present
living on the Isaiah Madison farm.
Presiding Elder Noe will meet with
the stewards of the Methodist church in
quarterly conference next Saturday even
ing, and will be present at the Love
Feast and Communion services Sunday
morning following.
The subscription list for the new
church Tor repairs on the old one rather,
is rolling up to quite encouraging figures,
showing that our towns people are
ashamed of the present structure, and
are willing to give, as they have had
given to them.
Nina Knapp and Mrs. Walter Collins
met with an accident while out riding
with Lewis Pierce. They were thrown
from the carriage and considerably
bruised. Careless driving often causes
much trouble. The young man was
slightly injured, and the carriage had to
60 to repair shop.