The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1894-01-12
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FRANKLIN D. HALE, State Auditor of
accounts, was here Tuesday on business
connected with his Office.
M. CAsTLIN of Bennington has taken a
position in Mrs. Scott's barber shop on
Center street,-Rutland Herald.
Mrs. A. K. RICHIE of Bennington, is
in this city visiting her father, Deacon
Fl. NJ. Peirson, who is yet seriously i'll.
Morning Call, Pittsfield, Mass.
NORMAN H. SQUIREs, whose engage
ment to Miss Grace Clexton has been
announced, rendered farewell bachelor
dinner to number of friends at the Pa
tracts Deal club Saturday night.-Troy
Press.
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TIE old officers were reelected at the
First National Bank election Tuesday.
Hon. Luther r. Graves was chosen presi.
dent for the thirtieth time. He was al
so one of the founders of the National
State bank of Troy, and director in it
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obliged to resign on account of i'll health.
THE proposal of the Good Templars to
go to South SALISBURY, last Monday, to
assist =. T. Griswold, D. d. G. T., in
the institution of lodge there, has been
postponed until next week Monday, on
account of the Week of Prayer A spe-
cial train will go up, fare 25 cents the
round trip, and, probably, some so or Is
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ance. The train will leave at 7 o'clock.
A VETERANS social club with "a men,
bers has been organized here. They
have leased room in Stewards block on
Main street and will fit it up and have a
supply of daily papers, so that veterans
can have pleasant place in which to
spend their evenings. One of the princi-
pal objects of the club is to promote fra
Gternal feelings among Grand Army men,
irrespective of other affiliations.
THE Putnam Hose have elected these
officers: President A. j. Griffin; vice.
president, VIM. Riley; secretary, John
r. Murphy; foreman, John M. Healy;
first assistant, William Finlan; second
assistant, Patrick Brazzell; trustees,
John Cronin, p. Whitney, Con Sullivan.
The Bradford Hooks the following
President, James Kelly; vice-president,
Horace Woodman; recording secretary,
ID. A. Ward, Jr.; financial secretary, f.
ID. Moore; treasurer, W. A. Wall; fore
man, Michael WEIGH; first assistant, j.
+. Lonergan; driver, A. r. Dunn.
IT is expected that the Bennington
County cases before the Supreme court,
which are set towards the last part OF
the docket, will be heard next week.
The court began the January term al
Montpelier, Tuesday. under the new
code and statute, and the cases to be
heard from this county are: S. S. Glenn
mons VS.. o. II. Danforth; A. P. Childs
VS.. j. Ed. Merrill; jerome Still vs. Clark
Snow; Ella ]. Rudd VS.. Merritt F. Rudd
G.. w. Milimore ct al, VS.. George r. Bot
tum ct al and trustee; D. NJ. Priest VS..
M. j. Hapgood; Francis A. Purdy VS..
the estate of John Purdy; Town of Sand.
gate VS.. Town of Rupert; Eva P. Cool
edge VS.. the Continental Insurance com
pany; State VS.. Jerry Bouldry.