The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1894-03-02
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GREAT BRITAIN has officially recog-
nlzed the Hawaiian Provisional govern
ment.
MRS. G. W. DEMING of North Adams,
Mass, has been visiting friends in Ben
nington.
Fl. L. HOVER and wife have returned
from visit to Schodack, n. Y, the home
of their parents.
ALEX. LAMARRE has been out of town
whereNhe can receive hospital treatment.
We hope to hear good report of his
convalescence.
THE State Senate of Iowa has passed a
bill requiring the American flag to be
displayed on every Iowa school house
during school sessions.
THE Eastern Star Chapter, Mt An
thony. No. l, will meet in Masonic Hall,
Wednesday evening, March It'll. The
members are requested to bear this date
in mind.
SATURDAY is said to have been one of
the three coolest days in this climate in
Sd years. 1t was so frigid that the next
day Sunday, with the thermometer
lowering near zero, seemed warmer.
VRRMoNTERs everywhere will rejoice
in the assurances that the critical point
in the illness of Hon. Edward j. Phelps
has been passed, and they will join in
the hope that he may experience a
speedy return to health.
G. r. FARNHAM, an enterprising young
man, succeeds E. S. Gokey in the pho
Geographic business conducted by the
latter for several years in this village.
He issues cards for the securing of pic.
lures free on the plan of the city trade
syndicates.
THE Mary Howe-Lavin Company sing
in North Adams, March 9th. The artists
in the company are: Mary Howe-Lavin,
soprano; William LAWN, tenor; SignoT
Giuseppe Campanari, baritone; Leonora
Won StOsch, violinist and Isadore Luck.
stone pianist.
THE annual town reports, now being
made, show that Vermont is in an ex-
ceedingly healthy condition financially
suffered almost imperceptably in the
panic, and has not begun yet to feel hard
times. Next year will tell different
story if tie Wilson bill becomes law.
THE State experiment station has pre-
pared bulletin giving various bits Of
information about spraying potatoes anc
also giving description, with illustra
lions, of spray cart. A copy will bC
sent free to any one sending his address
to L. r. Jones, Botanist, Experiment
Station, Burlington.
Soon people visiting the Holy Lane
can be carried up Mt Calvary in mod
ern elevator. This seems almost lik,
dissertation and will, indeed, tend to les
sen the effect of the associations of tn,
Mount. 1t seems almost ike putting
cash register in church pulpit to b.
used when the collection is taken up.
THE custom of standing uncovered
during burial exercises in severe white
weather, ought to be sent the way o
those which are "more honored in til
breach than in the observance On
death in Plattsburgh during the pas
week, is said to be directly traceable T.
this cause, and many 'death-colds" ar
caught .-Plattsburgh Republican.
THE hearing in the case of the Stat
VS.. Frank Bradley and Benjamin Camp
charged with setting fire to Burgess
livery stable, which was adjourned unit
Saturday, did not come off, as at the re
quest of the prosecuting officer til
charge was Withdrawn. Bradley wa
sent to the work-house at Rutland TO
intoxication. Camp was discharged.