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MRS. RHoDA JOHNSON of Wilmington,
is visiting here.
HENRY DANA of the Soldiers Home,
is visiting in New Haven.
MR.. AND MRS. A. W. PERRIN are WIS.,
iting their Bennington friends.
JAMES HURST is in town for a short
time to paint and repair his houses.
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN ToMLINsoN are
visiting their daughter in Stamford.
MRS. JOSEPHINE PATTERSON and
daughter of Troy, n. Y, are visiting in
town
JuHS a. KELLY of Troy, N. Y, is
spe rg week with his parents at the
Centre.
DIR. 4. F. AMADoN and family of Mel
rose, Mass, have been spending a few
days at B. F. Wallis.
Miss ANNA NOLAN, who is attending
st. Mary's Academy in Burlington, is
home for her summer vacation.
JOSEPH TIFFANY, son of Eli ]. Tiff
fany, is home on vacation. He is with
Valentine & Flagler of New York.
HOLDEN, LEONARD & Co., and VIM.
Campbell are having muck drawn from
the pond in large quantities for grading
purposes.
BISHOP MICHAUD assists in the cere-
mony of blessing the corner stone of the
new Catholic church at Middlebury, Sun
day, the 2Sth inst.
THOMAS RosEvEAR, of the firm of
James McCreery & Company of New
York, with his family, spent most of
last week in town.
A DESPATCH received from Mrs. E. L.
Sibley, Saturday, announced the safe ar
rival in England, of herself and party,
after pleasant ocean voyage.
ORR1N D. ADAMS is the delegate from
Michigan Tribe, No. 6, to the general
council of the Massachusetts reservation
in which tho tribe is located.
SEYMOUR VAN SANTvooRD left Troy,
Friday for the Adirondacks and from
there will go to the woods of Canada to
spend two months in hunting and fish
ing.
TAFT CoMMANDERY, K. T., has de-
cided not to attend the triennial conclave
K. T., to be held in Boston in August.
Several of the Knights will attend indie
pendently.
VIM. B. JENNINGS of Cleveland, Ohio,
has been calling upon friends here for
the past few days. He is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Isaac Jennings, at North
Bennington.
THERE were eleven bicycles, Grated, in
the Express Office, Saturday evening,
consigned to one local dealer, indicating
that the bicycle business here Is still roll
ing merrily onward.
THE Young Women's Club will have
their regular business meeting on We'd
nesday evening, July 18th, at s o'clock.
The meeting will be important and it is
desirable that every member shall be
present.
THOMAS KEYEs of Kankakee, ILL.,, is
spending few days in the village. Mr..
Reyes was formerly a tailor here and
since he went West in 1868, has not WIS.,
tied the place before. He finds consid-
cradle change here in people and appear
ance of the village.
COMPANY K, Bennington Rifles, is hav-
ing extra drills, in preparation for the
annual muster and enoampment which is
to be held at Fairlee, next month, begin
ming the 18th and continuing through
the week. The boys expect to make a
better record in camp than they did last
year.
AT a regular council of Mohegan Tribe
No. 6, 1. o. r. NJ, Friday evening, five
pale faces were adopted by the Tribe.
Following are the newly elected officers:
prophet, f. S. Pratt; sachem, r. ]. Cof-
fee; senior sycamore, N. NJ. Puffer; jun
Tor sycamore, F. NJ. Tiffany; keeper of
wampum, Fl. S. Bingham; collector of
wampum, E. D. Moore; chief of records,
H. T. Cushman, End.
LAST night, United States Marshall
Emory S. Harris left to attend the spec
ial term of the U. S. Circuit Court that
opens in Montpelier to-day. The follow
ing cases are set for trial: United States
VS.. Joseph Drohart, E. NJ. Hulett, II. II.
Potter, for selling liquor without gov
eminent license, and Loren Green and
Albert Goddard, for post Office burglary
at North Bennington.
BY direction of the War Department
at Washington, one company of the Dist
U, s. Infantry, stationed at Plattsburgh
Barracks, and one troop of the Sd U. s.
Cavalry from Fort Ethan Allen, have
been ordered to make a practice march
to Fairlee, and encamp there with the
Vermont National Guard in August
next. Capt. Herbert E. Tutherly, LIST U.
S. Cavalry, has been detailed by the War