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PERSONAL.

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Justin Kellogg leaves this week fer
his Troy home.
Miss F. Isham, of New York City, is
at the Walloomsac.
Miss A. E. Clark has returned from
her visit to New York.
Miss Bessie Tiffany is home from
Round Lake for visit.
j. r. Macdonald, of Hoosick Falls,
was in town Wednesday.
Miss Mary Kiffin, of Green Island,
N. Y, spent Tuesday in town.
Mrs. II. L. Shields and family have
returned to their Troy home.
Miss Cora Baldwin. of West Rutland,
is visiting Mrs. r. o. Goldsmith.
Miss NJ. F. Estabrook left Saturday
for a weeks visit in Troy, N. Y.
WIN. H. Park of Boston, Mass, was
in town Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Chas. G. Wilcox, of Hoosick
Falls, visited in town Wednesday.
B. A. Ross and A. j. Hildreth, of
Brattleboro, spent Sunday in town.
Miss Katie TOohey, of Cohoes, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. f. b. Edgerton.
Miss F. S. futile left for Chicago
Wednesday noon, where she will reside
for some time.
Harry C. Shields has closed his sum
mer residence at Bennington Centre and
returned to Troy.
Frank M. Tiffany returned to-day
from business trip through Massachus-
etts and Connecticut.
Miss Cora B. Whitney leaves town to-
day, to spend Sunday with her brother
and his wife in Albany.
Mrs. Frank Moore, of Depot street,
has returned from three weeks visit
with friends in Cohoes.
John Mahar and Scott Gray. of Hoo
sick Falls, are members of Prof. Riley's
Bennington dancing school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gay r. Sanford and
son of Waterville, N. Y, are visiting
Alfred Robinson, at the Centre,
Miss Emma Cartright, of Troy, was
in town last evening for the purpose of
attending the masquerade ball.
Mrs. Cooper closed her summer
home at the Centre this week, and re.
turned to her home at Albany, N. Y.
Miss Mabel Wood entertained few
OF her young friends at halloween party
last evening, in honor of her birthday.
Deputy Sheriff John Nash leaves
for WallingfOrd to morrow on business
connected with the Page-HudsOn case.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hustled and son
of Denver, Col, arrived in town Tues
day. They left for their home yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Lawson, of the Baptist
church, will conduct services at the
Methodist church in Woodford, Sunday
afternoon.
Elmer Taught and John Abbott of
West HoOsick, shot two cOons Monday,
one of which weighed Is pounds and the
other 10 pounds.
AT the annual meeting of the Yer
mont Bible Society held in Mortified,
Wednesday, Rev. G. r. Seymour was
elected one of the directors.
Robert S. Drysdale has gone to New
York where he will spend few weeks
for a much needed recreation and rest.
HeIwas accompanied by Mrs. Drysdale.
Rev. F. o. Winans of Brunswick, N.
Y, with three other members of the
Troy Conference Glee club, are assisting
at the revival service in the Methodist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tillinghast, and
Dr. Reynolds, of New York City, are at
Mrs E. II. Swift's at the Centre. DR..
Tillinghast will engage in hospital work
the coming winter.
Gen. c. c. Kinsman and wife, of
Rutland and Conductor John j. Paris
and wife will be the guests of Col. and
Mrs. Coffey at the Soldiers Home next
Sunday.
Ruth F. Slbley. daughter of A. Buel
Sibley. celebrated her ffth birthday
yesterday afternoon, by giving party
to "a number of her companions from to
6p. N. Various games amused the little
ones.
-Chas. InesOn remains in about the
same condition as for the past several
days, there being no material change.
To day is the Both day since he was
stricken with the fever.
The 25th anniversary of the congre.
cation Berth Sholom (Hebrew), Of Troy
was Observed Tuesday evening. A
principal feature of the occasion was the
reading of a history of the congregation
by Louis LOweusteln, the stenOgrapher,
known to many of our people.
w. A. Harwood left yesterday for
Los. Angeles, Cal, where he will spend
the winter with Geo. F. Leonard, as as
sistant in the latter's stables there.
Should Mr. HarwOod like the climate it
is probable that he will locate there per
manently.
Gen. j. G. Mccullough, Col. f. D.
Bennett and Superintendent Colfey of the
! Soldiers Home, were among the invited
guests at the banquet of the Vermont Of
ficers' Annual Reunion Society at the
Bardwell House, Rutland, Tuesday even
ing.