Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-05-10
"FRIENDS."

liver Une memorial Day duuIGsS dJ DOI'
set.
NJ. V. B. ARMSTRONG has sold team
of horses to Supervisor W. NJ. Holmes
of Hoosick Falls.
Mrs. w. c. HOLSTER has moved into
the brick tenement belonging to Enos
Adams, on Pleasant st.
Mrs. JAMES r. HEWITT has moved in
to the tenement on Union st. recently
vacated by Mrs. Hollister.
THE BANNER Supplement is meeting
with a steady sale. The demand for
them Y tormer residents is very large.
Til. .,r.rs meet daily at the Town
Clerk, ,a,e for the purpose of receiy-
ing the ,.A list of those who have not
yet handed Them in.
Miss CARRIE HEART, daughter of Rev.
A. D. HeaXt, of Round Lake, n. Y, is
visiting the family of W. D. Newton and
other friends in town.
The entertainment Wednesday even
ing, for the benefit of the Young Mems
Club, of the Second Congregational
church, netted about SO.
THE condition of Miss Ida Sweet, who
has been sick for several days, and dam
gerously so for the past two or three
days, is considerably improved to-day.
IN 2:1G pacing classes at the New Eng
land Breeders Association meet, at Mys-
tia Park, the brown stallion Pharon, is
entered by ElOn Percy of HoOsick Falls
Mrs. E. D. BENNETT fell on the walk
in front of their residence, Thursday af-
ternoon and sprained one ankle. She
had just recovered from like accident to
the other ankle, which occurred several
weeks ago.
Miss VALENTINE gives her second
Emergency talk to the Young WOmen's
Club Monday evening at 7.3O o'clock
The first one was enjoyed by all present
and this promises to be equally interest
ing and helpful.
Miss MARY DINCo will accompany Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Lindloff on their trip
to Europe. They sail from New York
the 18th. Frank A. Mitchell, brother
in-law of Mr.. Lindloff. of Lacrosse, Wis =,
will also accompany them.
Mrs. MCLEOD returned from New
York yesterday and brings very encour-
aging news as to the condition of her
daughter Hazel, who is now under the
care of Dr. Taylor of New York City.
Mrs. Mcleod returns to that city to-mor-
row night
THE subject for the morning sermon at
the Baptist church, will be ministerial
Education" At the close of the sermon
a collection will be taken for the educa-
ton of young men for the ministry. The
subject for the evening will be "Christ
Casting out Devils"
THE hearing in the case of the State of
Vt. against the parties wanted for the
attempted kidnapping in North Pownal
a few weeks ago, will be resumed before
Gov. Greenhalge in Boston, Tuesday.
States Attorney Bates and Sheriff Wilson
will leave for there Monday afternoon.
MEMORIAL DAY the members of the
Personal Improvement club expect to
hold a picnic at Buttermilk Falls. Rev.
Mr.. Fairchild has been delegated to Sc
lect site for a summer camp near Ben
nington, to be used by the members of
the club during July and August.-Troy
Press.
FOUR new combination cars for the
Fitchburg railroad company were taken
from the company's shops at East Fitch
burg yesterday and will go into imme-
diate service. One will be used between
Rutland and Boston, a combination mail
and smoker, and the other a combination
baggage car and coach, for the line be-
tween Troy and Rutland.
MRS. JENNEss MILLER will deliver two
lectures under the auspices of the auxil-
airy of the Y. NJ. c. A., and the Village
improvement Society, at Odd Fellows
Hall on Wednesday, the Goth, at 1880 and
Sp. m. The afternoon lecture viii be
for ladies only. Subject: ARTISTIC Care
of the Body" The evening lecture for
both ladies and gentlemen, will treat on
f'Dress for Health and Beauty"
VIM. E. HAWKS left for the South, We'd
nesday evening to be absent several
weeks. He will visit Monroe, La,
Ration, New Mexico, Denver and Lead
vile, Colo, where he is interested. He
will be present at the annual convention
of the American Water Works Associa-
ton to be held at Atlanta, Ca, the 2Sth,
Goth and Both. Mr.. Hawks is vice presi-
dent of the Association.
The BANNER believes that it has dis
covered about as big dead beat as can
be found in these United States. His
name is Oman, G. w. Oman, of Los
Banas, Cali. Whether or not he origi-
mated, or has ever resided in Bennington
or its vicinity, we are unable to say.
Nevertheless, for fifteen years or more
he has been a reader of this publication
and that fact led to our discovery.