Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-05-03
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The Bennington BANNER issues a spec
ial number of 80 pages. full of illustra-
tions devoted to its town, past and pres
ent.-Rutland Herald.
The Bennington BANNER has issued
very handsome 30.page supplement- con-
tanning readable article on the ''past,
present and future of an historic local
ity," and many fine cuts of Bennington
people and things-St Adams Messen-
ger.
But it remained for the Bennington
BANNER to achieve the greatest success
in this line ever won by Vermont news
paper. With its Friday number came a
supplement of thirty large pages given to
a write-up of the thriving town in which
it is published. 1t was written with
great care and profusely illustrated The
BANNER is congratulated on it's enter
prise.-Herald and News.
The Bennington SEMI WEEKLY BAN
NER has issued a special edition of about
thirty pages containing illustrations of
business places and private residences,
and has history of the town and its in
dustries. 1t is stroke of newspaper
enterprise in keeping with the Banners
progressive policy.-IOOsick Falls Dem
ocrat.
The Bennington BANNERS boom edi-
ton last week was probably the most
elaborate and comprehensive ever at
tempted in the State. and did credit to
the town. The work contained 80 we'll
printed pages, with about 90 good half
tone cuts of business places, residences
and prominent citizens.
Standard.
The Bennington BANNER has issued
with it's current number handsome sup
plement devoted to the interests of its
town as place of residence and as a
manufacturing and business centre The
supplement is prOfusely illustrated, and
1t reflects credit upon the BANNER as
well as Bennington itself. A work of
this kind is likely to impress upon the
public the fact that Bennington is the
Banner town.-BurlingtO Free Press.
The Bennington BANNER prints a
thirty page Supplement, describ-
ing the historic old town, its industries,
and it's many attractions. The Supple
ment is profusely illustrated with cuts
of residences. mills, public buildings
and prominent citizens. 1t is an exceed
ingly creditable production, and we ten
pOrary our hearty congratulations on the
successful execution of so difficult an en-
terprise. Montpelier Waterman.
The Bennington BANNER, with its Fri
day issue, published a handsome supple
ment of half-tone reproductions of beau
tiful and charming residences of that viii
lage, also of its prominent people, pub
lie buildings, manufactures, schools, etc.
The supplement consisted of thirty pages
printed on fine paper, with excellent
press work, and is a Credtable exhibit
ton of enterprise on the part of the pro-
prietors of the BANNER. Sunday
Budget.
The Bennington, (Vt) BANNER recent
ly issued an illustrated Supplement of
Bennington, which is one of the most
credtable works of the kind that has re-
Gently come to our notice. The Supple
meat consists of thirty pages, giving full
half.tone pictures of the public buildings
and manufactures, churches, residences,
etc, accompanied by well written de-
scriptive articles and with a birds-eye
view of Bennington on the first page. 1t
is an expensive piece of work and highly
creditable to the BANNER, one of the
substantial old papers of the Green
Mountain State.-North Adams Trans
cript.
The Troy Times says: 1.-THE thirty
two page illustrated souvenir edition of
the Bennington BANNER, which has
been in prepaI alton for number Of
weeks, was ready for distribution Friday
The text, which gives brief history of
the town and fuller account of the prin-
cipal business and manufacturing con-
Germs of Bennington, is beautified by
large number of half-tone pictures,
which embrace larger share of the prin-
cipal residences, manufacturing estab-
lishments and public institutions. The
edition which is creditahle to the pub
Usher, has attracted considerable atten-
ton.