Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-06-18
IN THE LOCAL FIELD.
North Bennington.

Mrs. Adelaide Fisk has returned from
a flying tripto the metropolis to attend
the wedding of her grandson, Clarence,
which occurred on the 9TH inst, at Mt
Morris Baptist church. She also made
a short visit to her sons. Walter, at his
city residence and Charles at his country
house, in the Orange mountains of New
Jersey.
Miss Giles of Troy, is visiting Miss
Grace Newton for few days.
Miss Ainsley of Brooklyn, N. Y, is
visiting with Miss Aria Mckay for recre-
alton and health.
Mrs. F. G. Mattison of Bennington,
spent Monday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il D. Hall.
I'll ,rriage of Miss Myra Phillips
anu ru". Endress of Bennington, the
25th. .A,J, Is another case in which our
village will be the loser in such an event.
Arthur II. Cushman is spending the
week in New York, ON business trip.
The party, consisting of the following
eight persons-C. E. yelling, wife and
daughter, Mrs. j. L. Atwood, and Chas.
Hall, wife and daughter of Springfield,
Mass, with Miss S. d. Hail. two car.
riages, who left for a drive to the Cats
kill Mountains, have been heard from at
Lebanon Springs and Chatham, and on
Sunday were in the celebrated noun
tains. They will return by different
route sometime this week.
The new principal of our graded school,
Prof. Phelps, who has been a verv sue
cessful teacher at Conway, Mass, has
been here to look over the grounds pre-
paratOry to entering upon his duties
when the new year begins. He is grad
uate of Brown University with consider
able experience at Cornell, and comes
very highly recommended as teacher
and gentleman.
The immediate prospect of concrete
walk as far as the stone mill at Under
cliff, gives rise to urgent talk of cOntinu-
ing it farther toward the II. G. White
StereOsCope factory and IIinsdillyille
church. This may be accomplished an
other year.
David Bartlett, who left for North
Adams, Mass, about year ago, has re-
turned with his family and will occupy
the Surdam house.
Charles Hinsdi!l is very satisfactorily
supplying our citizens with plants and
fruits from his nursery, situated ON
Stark avenue.
The opening of an ice cream and soda
fountain establishment in the village by
a new resident, +. Scott, recently come
from near Albany, n. Y, is making
quite jumbo il the delivery of mail
matter. f. Scott, our old inhabtant and
patent lawyer, is written to, inquiring If
he has changed his business, and other
wise this coincidence of having two per-
sons of the same name in Il village is
very annoying. We understand the hus
mess Of our new firm is to be advertised
and carried on in different name, that
both parties may be lid of the trials in
cident TO such situation.
Franklin Scott is in Cana.dagua, n.
Y, ON an important patent case in which
an injunction has been applied for, in
volviug large interests
Those from North Bennington who at
tended the Class Day exercises of the
Bennington Graded School on Monday
afternoon, express much pleasure afford
ed them by the very interesting and
highly creditable performance of each Of
those who took part. The whole affair
reflects much credit on both the pupils
and their instructors.