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Miss Sara McCue, of Park street. has
been i'll for few days.
Miss Belle Hurd, of HOOsick Falls,
was in town Saturday.
Robert billiard appears in the Opera
| House in the near future.
F B. Jennings and family return to
their New York home to-day.
Miss Matte Buss has returned from
a visit with friends in Troy.
Miss Rose Burns is entertaining Mrs.
Mitter and daughter of Troy.
Frank Edgerton is to move this week
into his'new home on Dewey street.
The mother of Lucius Buss is seri.
ously i'll at his home on Main street.
Miss Josie Healy has returned from
visit TO her sister in Hoosick Falls.
Miss Lizzie Slocum. of Stafford street,
is visiting with friends in New York.
George Partridge sprainpd his ankle
last week. He is now around on crutch-
es
Miss Norah McGrath has accepted
position as milliner with Mrs. A. E. DON
nelly.
Mrs. NJ. Manning of Troy is the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Murray, of Adams
street.
Mrs VIM. E. Hawks Jr. and Mrs. E.
S. Harris, are visiting the Misses Morrow
of Troy.
WIN. Root, who is spending tie win
| ter in Lakewood, N. j., was in town Sat
urday, ON business.
Mrs. j. E. Merrill returned from
| New York. yesterday, and resumed her
duties at the Library.
Mrs. j. y. Cooper will close her
summer residence at the centre this
week and return to Albany.
james Wood leaves this afternoon
for a visit to his father at Oriskany Falls,
n. Y, and friends in Utica.
Frank NJ. Tiffany left this morning
for business trip in Massachusetts,. He
is expected home Sa urday.
George Green, of the Bennington
and Rutland Railroad, and family, ex-
pect to remove to Rutland this week.
Mrs. Eliza Cutting, district inspector
of the Women's Relief Corps, returned
Saturday. She has been on tour of in
spection.
"A. J. Cooper presided at the organ
in the Catholic church, Sunday morning,
in the absence of Miss A. Il. Clark, who
is in New York.
Joseph Child, G. P. A. of the Leb.
anon Springs Railroad, returned Satur-
day from a weeks visit to Lansingburgh
and New York.
Patrick Kelley, manager of the White
House Cafe, has purchased from VIM.
Collins the horse used in his fruit bust
ness this summer.
Mrs. Chas. B. Riddle left for New
York, Saturday morning, to visit Mrs.
Edna Messenger and daughter, who are
there spending the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs DOnnelly, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hausaler and Miss Hausaer, of HOosick
Falls. spent Sunday with Mrs. NJ. c.
Healy, at the American House.
Evangelist Gel will spend Tuesday
and Wednesday at his home in DOyles
town. Pa. From there he will 90 to
Oneida, N. Y, to continue his work.
W. G. Blu | is at W ,rk IN plans for a
handsome new residence to be erected
by Capt. w. L. Fields, U. $. N, on Cat
amount Avenue, near the DR.. Clark farm.
Major A. b. Valentine is attending
! the reunion of the Vermont Offic rs AS
sociation at Rutland, to-day. The prin-
crpal event will be the address by the
Hon. II. II. Powers.
The many friends of F. NJ Crawford,
late selectman, will regret to learn of his
| Illness His ultimate recovery, we are
glad to state, is confidently predicted.
Harry Wall, who las been passing a
! short vacation with friends here, has re-
| turned to his home in Brattleboro. Mrs.
Wall remains here for more extended
visit.
Michael j. Cashin, the wrestler, who
was empl yed in O'Blien's barber shop,
in Adams, Mass, was in curt Friday
morning for drunkenness and sent to
Pittstield for month.
dispatches from Washington, last
week, announced the granting of pen
sion to Stephen Senior, of Bennington.
| Stephen Ineson is the name by which, the
party is commonly known.
Miss Florence Alden, who has been
| spending the summer in Bennington. re
turns to her home in New York, Thurs
| day morning She will be accompanied
! by her sister, Mrs. L. A. Graves, who
will make an extended visit with her
parents in that city.
Among the attendants at the morn
| ing Mass, at st Francis de Sales church,
! Sunday, was Mrs. HOnora McCarty 105
| years old, of South SALISBURY, sketch
of whose life with her picture appeared
| in recent issue of the BANNER. AL
though very deaf, the venerable woman,
who is yet hale and hearty, appeared to
enjoy the service, She came on the cars
Saturday, and walked home.