Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-07-02

II. S. BROWN and family of the Centre,
are in East Lyme, Conn, to remain un'
til late in the autumn.
THOMAS NOLAN, attorney OF Washing
ton, D. c., is visiting his mother, Mrs. c.
Nolan, for the summer.
MISS HATTIE GLOVER, a former
schoolmate, is the guest of Mrs. S. HUI
ling Blackmer at the Centre.
MRS. Fl. j. POTTER JR., has been
spending two weeks with friends in New
York, Jersey City and Brooklyn.
THE Putnam House is presenting to
its friends and guests, convenient
pocket map of Vermont and New Hamp-
shire.
MISS HARRIET PUTNAM, of Worcester,
Mass, a sister of Mrs. E. L. Sibley, ar
rived yesterday, to remain during the
absence of Mrs. Sibley in Europe,
BY special request the drill of the boys
at the entertainment Saturday evening,
in the Opera House, will be repeated at
the lawn fete, Thursday afternoon and
evening.
COLLINS AND RUSSELL GRAVES are
home from Brown University. The for
mer has finished his course IN that insti-
tuition. The latter returns in the fall, as
sophomore.
COMMENCING Friday, July 5th, Burt
Brothers store will be closed Tuesday
and Friday evenings promptly at 6
o'clock and other evenings, with the ex-
ception of Saturday, at o'clock.
FRED NJ. THOMAS, superintendent of
Campbell's mill, lies very low at his res
idence, the result of a surgical operation
performed in Troy last Wednesday. His
recovery is doubtful.
THE Holden, Leonard Company are
arranging to build a concrete walk from
the junction of Mill and Main streets to
their mill. The men are now here and
are to put in this kind of a walk on sew
eral of the streets in the village.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment of Greenslet and Sanborn, contrac-
Uors, in another column. These gentle
men are prepared to make any sewer ex-
cavations and connections or to perform
any engineering work.
WILLIAM r. GRAVES who for some
time has been suffering from an aggra-
waited case of intestinal structure, has
been in New York several weeks being
attended by specialist. Last week a
partial operation was performed to Sc
cure relief. His condition is as favor
able as can be expected.
OLIN SCOTT has about completed at
his Machine Warks, nine New England
pulp grinders for the Lyons Falls, N. Y,
paper mills, one of the largest plants of
the kind in the world. The capacity of
each grinder is twenty tons day, and
they are to be shipped as soon as posi-
BILE. Mr.. Scott is now in Minneapolis,
Mimi, on business connected with his
plant.
AT the examination before the Ver-
mont State Board of Pharmacy, held at
the Bardwell House, Rutland, June Goth
and 9th, fifteen candidates presented
themselves. OF this number six were
granted licenses as skilled pharmacists
and one as registered assistant. One of
the successful candidates was w. E. L.
Gokay of this village, for several years
assistant in the drug store of Dr. II. c.
Day.
LIST of letters remaining uncalled foI
in the Post Office at Bennington, for the
week ending July 1st 1895: Miss Mary
Burns, Miss Annie Clarity, Miss Emma
Harwood, Mrs. Adelina Luther, Mr.. S.
A. Frank, Mr.. F. B. Randall. These let
tiers will be sent to the Dead Letter Of
flee July 18th, 1895, if not delivered be-
fore. In calling for above. please say
"advertised," giving date of list.
THE Sunday Budget had the following:
'Nelson Mcclure, a resident of Benning-
ton, came to this city a few days ago,
and while Samuel Goggin was attending
the session of court, Mcclure was look.
ing after things in the place on his own
hook. Mr.. Goggin did not know of Nc
Clure's friendship. Yesterday the visit
or became intoxicated and his actions
were obnoxious. He was arrested by
Special Officer Tobin and locked up in
the second precinct"
AN attempt was made to burglarize
the house of Mrs. Mary Frawley. corner
Depot and County streets, Sunday night.
When Mrs. Frawley awoke in the morn
ing she discovered that the dress and
some other garments that she took off
the night before were gone. Upon in
vestigation she found light of glass
broken from the window in her room.
Under the window was a chair that had
been taken from the veranda of neigh
boring house, Mrs. Donovan's. The bur-
glar had used the chair to stand on. By
this means he could reach the window.
The light of glass was then taken out
and the things that were within reach
taken through the aperture this made.
Mrs Frawley heard no noise through the
night