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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1894-01-12
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STATEMENTS

Col. U. A. Woodbury., of Burlington
has been made 500 Mason.
1t has cost the town of Mortified SOS
for sheep killed during the past year.
The late Mrs. Cynthia Wood, of Barre.
bequeathed $500 to the Congregational
Society.
Hon. Frank Plumley, of Mortified,
will deliver the Memorial day address at
Hyde Park.
Merrell S. Whitmore was instantly
killed by a falling tree near Rutland Sat
urday. His wife saw the accident.
A state base ball league, composed of
teams from several preparatory schools,
was organized at Montpelier Saturday.
Mrs. L. A. Lapoint, of Barre, has been
appointed imperial deputy of the Order
of United Friends by the imperial
deputy.
E. d. Ramsey, of Barre, has settled his
suit against the B. & NJ. railroad, for in
juries received in an accident in Boston
nearly 10 years ago, for $4,000.
Chief of Police Dumas has discovered
the gang of thieves who have been oper-
ating in Burlington during the past year,
and has also located two houses filled
with stolen goods.
AlWon l. Dexter, of Chelsea, was run
over by pair of runaway horses and
seriously, if not, fatally injured. The
horses were attached to heavy sled
upon which was cord of wood.
Arthur Gosselin, son of Ferdinand
Gosselin, of Rutland, and student of
the Marieville, P. O., college, was seri-
ously injured on the Sd. While crossing
the railroad track at Stanbridge, his
team was struck by train.
A majority of the patrons of the St.
Johnsbury postoffice have signed petit
ton asking Postmaster General Bissell
not to confirm Arthur G. Randall as post
master there. He was appointed in
June, but the Senate has not confirmed
him.
Rutland has instituted the first paid
fire department in Vermont. Two hose
wagons, recently purchased, have ar
rived. George w. DuntoD, an engineer
on the Central Vermont railroad, has re-
signed that position TO accept that of
captain of the city hall station.
In the Addison County court, w. B.
Brown, charged with obtaining money of
the Middlebury National bank on
forged check, has been found guilty.
Numerous exceptions were taken
throughout the trial by Browns counsel
and no doubt the case will go to the Su-
preme Court.
More customs business is transacted at
Island Pond than most people are aware
of. During the year of 1893 the total
number of loaded cars passing this port
was Al, 1903; of this number 4,4l9 had to
be locked there, 7,722 sealed, 6,027 con-
tanned merchandise imported from Cana
da, and 2,727 contained domestic mer-
chandise exported to Canada.
The Barre granite exhibit at the Worlds
fair is bringing harvest to local dealers
The monument for the family of ex-
President Harrison has been flushed and
sent to its destination, and now the fam
lily of the late Mayor Carter Harrison. of
Chicago, has placed an order with G. G.
Blake, in Chicago, for Barre granite
monument for the dead mayor. The
figure of the monument is 40 feet high,
of dark granite and the only polish is on
the letters. 1t is valued at $1,000 and
win be completed March l.
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NORTH BENNINGTON.

Miss Nellie Gooding and her brother,
Lewis, have returned from near Chicago,
where they went several months since,
and she is now in the employ of the
Cushman Manufacturing Company.
The annual meeting of the Congre-
gational church and society, was held
Monday evening, January Sth, for the
transaction of business, and the election
of officers for the succeeding year. The
financial situation was found to be very
satisfactory, all the obligations having
been met, with a surplus in the treasury
to commence the year. The following
is the list of officers elected, viz: Presi-
dent, II. d. Hall; first vice. president,
NJ. c. Huling; second vice. president,
VIM. e. Simonds; clerk, B. T. Henry;
treasurer, w. G. Shaw; collector, II. +.
Cushman; auditor, Ii. /. Spafford:
ushers, Fred H. Colyin and John H.
Cushman.
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WEST ARLINGTON

Mr.. T. C. Austin exchanged horses
one day last week, with Mr.. Benedict
of Manchester.
Miss Grace futile, who has been pass.
ing a week with relatives in Centre
Brunswick, N. Y, returned on Saturday
9th, INST and reports an enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Hawley and a
sister of Mrs. Ha ley, are all on the sick
list, as is, also, Mr.. Arson Buck, Miss
Nina Buck, and Mr.. Robert HaslSin. D.
F. Buck is some better.
Last week Tuesday evening the friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sherman, from
Sandgate, gave them genuine surprise.
They prolonged their stay to the ''wO
ssma' hours" and it is fair to suppose all
had a pleasant time.
Mrs. Hobert the venerable mother of
Mrs. Chas. Hawley, departed this life. at
the advanced age of 90 years. Her funer-
al occurred at her late home (Mr. Chas.
Hawley's), on Tuesday morning. Rev.
Mr.. Carnahan officiating Interment at
Arlington. Mr.. John Agan had charge.
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some of the Good Templars from Ben
ningtOn, to organize lodge here. Every
one who is interested in Temperance.
ought to feel it their duty to join or as
sist in the cause as much as possible and
have n uncertain sound about their
views on temper tnce
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Old FIRST CHURCH, BENNINGTON CEN
TIRE. PASTOR, REV. NJ. L. SEVERANCE.
Sabbath Service, II m, 200 m: Sabbath
. School, Il rs pm; Y p S c L, $3.50 p m; Prayer
1Heetine, Thursday, 2;90 m; Communion Ser
vice. on the first Sabbath of each alternate month";
commencing with January, in connection with
the regular service, at 1880 a IN.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, MAIN,
STREET. PASTOR, REV. A. D. HEAXT.

Services are held regularly as follows: Preach
ing every Sunday at 10 80 m and in the even
nag at 100; ushcrs always in attendance to CON
duct strangers to seats; Sunday school begins at
Il o'clock or at thu close of the morning service;
Meeting of the Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor every Sunday evening. from
April lst to October list, at $3.50; from October
1st, to April LIST. at g. class meetings on Tuesday
evening at 1880; general prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at 80. Persons not connected
with nor attendants at other churches are cordi
ally invited, and will be heartily welcomed, TO
any or all of our services,
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ST. PETERS CHURCH, PLEASANT STREET.
REV. C. S. HALE, MINIsTER-IN-CHARGE
Services: 1890 m, Morning Service and Ser.
mon; II IS a m, Sunday School, Evensong at o.
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
ROOMS AT 113 SOUTH STREET.
Privileges of reading room open to the public.
A pure place-absolutely free from evil Influences
A work for young men by young men Meetings
Sunday a. o'clock for half an hour. Good mu-
Sc AMI singing. An address on live question
Young men are expected to attend. Boys meet
on Sunday at three, Meeting conducted entirely
by them.
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Services, 1890 IN, and 700 m; Sund
School at IL 90 M Branch Sunday School, 80
p M; Y P. S. c. e. meeting at 6 o'clock p. m.
Sunday evening subject: lone week
with Jesus"
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SEYMOUR,

FINE SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
MAIN STREET. PASTOR, REV. CHAs. r..
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THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, MAIN, COR
NER OF WILLOW,
Services, 1890 a and 100 p m; Sunday
school at ~ m; Y. P. S. G. E. meeting at 100 p
MT; weeklyprayer meeting on Thursday 7:SO p m.
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SOUTH sHAFTsBURY.

E. r. Griswold will come to this place
January 10Th, Monday evening, with
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CLUBBING EXTRAORDINARY.

To the Reading Public:
During the past few months we have
forwarded several hundred subscriptions
to the New York Weekly Tribune. This
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ST. FRANCIS DE SALES CHURCH, WEST
MAIN STREET. PASTOR, REV. A. j.
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Services: Early Mass Sunday at a m: High
Mass and Sermon at 10 o'clock; Vespers at p M,
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were two deaths, leaving net gain of
IS. The average attendance of those en-
titled to government aid was 80. The
present membership is 80, of which II
are present, the balance being on leave
of absence,
THE installation of officers of the New
England Order of Protection occurred
last Tuesday evening, and was attended
by large number of members and in
yited guests. G. D. d. Norman NJ. Puff
fer was the installing officer. Following
the installation the members and guests
enjoyed banquet, after which they
were entertained by music of which es-
pecial mention must be made of the
violin solos by little Miss Potter, daugh-
ter of @. FL. Potter. Speeches were
made by Bros. Puffer, Burch, Potter,
Burt, Phillips, and others, This Order
is benefit society and has over 10000
The local lodge here has more than
months, of which nearly half are Ia
dies.
A CHANGE has been made in the form
of postal orders 1t is now no longer
made payable Ito the person named in
the letter of advice" but to the person
to whom it is sent, the name of the payee
being given. This change was, made to
facilitate business, at the request of the
banks, through which some of the
money order business is now carried on.
There is no clue in the old form of the
order by which the bank could tell
whether the name signed to it was really
the person to whom the money had been
sent. The change necessitates the exer-
else of greater care in the identification
of persons presenting orders to be cashed,
but is said to be giving general satisfac-
ton. We note by our exchanges that a
number of Vermont postotfices have
been supplied with money order books
of the new series.
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Dermihtss.

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in Sirsiulsu seasiinost ipsroen. 9,e
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Sobu 9. Ranser, Reoaiisur b,s
Sunteam. SeIisulan, Wp.. iuelher
groosr Gfepefano IN 0ouember 1882,
als or nod RupOr bon gufelo. q. D..
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lolte in lsbem Sarsbait ssbrandi trers
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gpoihsfs.
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Spti Ssbsn deretist.

Str 5rau Sbobe Thomas bon sumo.
iiou Gitp. So, iuuree con ibrsn 9ottr.
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Gin 6nas. i'll BEN es Tpuit. In in bi,isn ouissIIdr.
ten. Der Eomautli otbpIesH Soften .;tpas esIteues
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lIlte Seutc.

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8esuiiruu9 ilter G~'necptioe unb HL'
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Bonbiten e~rsuiscrtrn hie S4ihe nab
tofu berri4ie oir sr6Bte anfresuns i'm
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feline uno 7obtenfapsuen ouf ben
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sebobeu uno u%oqfdnois ssrtrlmmsrt.
DIE G6tfcr Boropiir uro Soutl
uuroen Setf0rt.
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wursen uuf S4;He sebradt, uui osner
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repariit 1T.
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u Or. 8dileg, en uoblbetannter
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Strung ". 2arIHore, ctr pbpFfali'
its G,reitOr Der .. N. 6. d.. 3es
Rciuss. Soma, iost. CT i6aHs NIT Cd.
TEN GtriHcn Gbamberiom's Sdmsrs.
balkan alien Nthisisu, IurHsrn Siepc
litter, Susba1irieisrn uuo Der sroisi'
ion i'm d%assmstneu seaen Eusiiduusen
Ssrreufunssu uns ausrsHiunseH, ionic
ssssn Stufbeit Der Nus'sln empisblen.
Renu CT ~nnseponot uire sbe Stud
lung siuir,ti, oann utre bic 5siluus in
Der Sdlfis Ger s~siu0bnlideu Seit srsislt.
Rum gtrfoui in @alfer Grps. Gyotteis.
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G rhatieiHs U HfGt {.

Sotsn: .,So. 10. Ssrr Toftor-it
eIaub i1ou, / firb."
9etior: IS beiuaars, Sc4sH. 10
itusu iriit Der lob nau TOD ui9t bar.
an"
Scdsu: So. iO-Seu TOitrr, Zoe
cat uHiers Scu au4 ns&t steoGi; RE
mar aaa nc4 10 ~Iuiis-uno Sar airs
ulss baii' Fe cod bran slauteu mil
isH."
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Ole mioer prud swollen
den.

3D." luat Gin 1ranjoie. n'6bit ielt'
tanner, mloc'iprtdeuScr 8ebrouf 'aber
bic lfu'ih'. grit eisBrn &c 8dm in
Bo,pl', III mdftn q itlrt, baum ibun c,
Wailei binciH. i'll mGtu ss ihmad,
oeun 9Cbsu er Sltrun, il mafru 6 idu.
er, uno m;cosr Sldsr, iu maf II es iiB
llao Damn 'ebsn CT Die 9las cd uni
io9tn: Sd briu3c 90 Shn,H upo baum
trln!tu CT 6 is.tc -
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6rautcin o.: uSebsn Sic MIR, iuic
milo mid Die Sub arsudf."
Souernma9e: nGas madt Sbr res
tber Sunnenidirm."
6rdulc'n o.: vgunladtiser Got
Gr lit ia etiuas aus Der Wpoe, ater i'd
slaubt nidt, onB Die Sub bas msrfsn
rpuroe."
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Grfa n n (.

pamsfrau: .9cnten sic. jebt wobr.
Der Reuid bod isds Wonaie bel mir
NIB bat nod feiHcu Yfennis Wistbe BE-
5oblt."
Siuosnt: ,Gos lpunbsrt MID ni6l
10 lebr. aber bob CT gle rod nidt a.
sepuuIpt bat, peritsbe ;6 niAt."
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frobt.fdllt.

g. s. glihOro, Sem Gailea,
@isc.. lit an Neural9ie uno 8beumas
iismus; iein Waseu mar auBer Sro'
uuna, isine.9eber tpar in acknowledgement
&eiie an9e9riffen, Ippeiit nabm oh,
nno er bate Oil 5lsiid unb Stdrfe be,
oeutsuo atsenuumen. 9rei Jlaidcn
@lsttirides Buffers" Lielten i'm
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nDut d, uls mr. paiIut if!
Wufid IduIl mls mt iduarcc aass
hoa'n @ 0. 0a.i. pGd,.' ;d'. bas be-
.cIi' nr su'a! uuo ritbi's, an an-
os,u Seq eti03l' ldb. buB uus CIR
@i,t9 cos %t4 e,3-0aiorbrateu por-
sci,s bat"
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Satin: ,@ib ben Gsbanfen an Die
2uilid'fabrt aui lisbsr aarl; id dnsit=
iae mid nod 81 lobe"
8aite: ,.uarOibise 9siorsnrB, licbes
Sinh. Go T. rbsu mebr 2sute i'm Scti,
aIs i'm 8anon."
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Qrfn n n 4.

Sauer (oer iosbea ieir @re6ft ter
fidsrt bot, gum 8srfdsrunssosenien
,,&as friss' I IS, psEn's ndtits
BOD lido lei mir brendt?"
8erIidsruuasossn!: Sun, oa Ion.
usn Sic itou ove, biz u;sr Slbr 5udt.
bQus frifaeu..'
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Pleasant Pellets. Sci ieber llnpd6iiH.
feit Der tescthneten art mirfen bieie riu5ia
fleineu Binfer @auecr.
Rt0slide AnidIe bon Grfdltnna, Hieber
unb Gnt;lnhuIis t6nnen Gle bauif obi&Ia.
Gen. Dieieibeu ,ugireu Sie fur Die Souer
DON Serbouurgsbeitweroeu, Sortleibiafeit,
periduertem Gassn, safriiHem 9upfueb
uno S@uiIeel. Gesrn hieie llebel fnh ne
bte iieinffen, bic am ansenehmfeu m neb.
raeubeu uue am natirii1fe1 mtrieuben
ab~bIlfsu,itteL.
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@lr touHsn's ridi bsiier maiden fir
oas bOppelte 9slo. 2e@ut's @itd
9a,el Salpe lit bns Bette, iuas Grfabs
runs p~rooujisrsn posr Gcfo ~faufen
iaun. @alter 8ros,