Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-09-06

MISS AGNES Il. LEARNED OF huUldhu'
is visiting friends here.
Roy PADDOCK has entered Moody's
school at Mt. Hermon, Mass.
Miss MARGARET O'DoNNELL is visit
ing friends in North Adams.
DR.. S. r. WILCOX has begun the cree
ton of a house on Union street.
TEMPLE CHAPTER, No. s, R. A. NJ,
will meet Monday, Sept 9th, at 1870 pm.
=. T.. MAYO, of CasJleton, was guest
o. Us o,l Time friend w. D. Earl, Tues
du,
NJ, U.rzABETH DUNHAM of Science
tady 80 wsting friends and relatives
here.
II. A. WILLIAMS of Dorset, visited his
son, II. y. Williams of this village, last
week. y
]. NOBLE HAYES and wife of New
York, are visiting his mother on Main
street.
Mrs. NJ. V. ARMSTRONG has gone to
Pennsylvania to spend few weeks with
her sons.
W.T.. DAWSON of Schenectady, N. Y,
spent few days at No V. Armstrong S
this week,
MRS. FRED SMITH returned yesterday
from several weeks visit with her par
r1a,. T,llc
HAROLD c. HARMON, of Hoosick Falls,
who has been visiting here, will enter
Princeton College this fall
THE eight year old son of Frank Rem
ington, of Hall street, is i'll with diph-
liberia. The house is quarantined.
JUST why we do Temperance Work, is
the subject of the Sunday night address
at the Second Congregational church.
E. F. BOYD has the contract to erect
the house for Chas. Kehoe on Grand
View street, and will soon begin opera.
tions.
A. S. MANNING, at one time in the
harness business here, but now of Chi.
cago, was here Wednesday, calling on
friends
Miss HATTIE PUTNAM, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. L. Sibley, for
several weeks, returned Wednesday, to
her home in Worcester Mass.
AT present the walking record of John
B. Seymour stands at forty miles day
of ten working hours. He expects to
make fifty before going to New Haven.
THE remains of the thirteen months old
grandson of Mrs. Edward Mcclure, OF
Troy, formerly resident of Bennington,
were brought here for burial August
18th.
Miss GODFREY, who has been in the
Town Clerks Office for some time, left
for her home in Brandon, Wednesday
John A. Connolly, who was formerly
employed in the office, has taken hel
place.
DR.. w. E. PUTNAM had as guests this
week. his brothers Rev. Alan H. Putnam
of Boston and DR.. Putnam of North
Adams, also his cousin, VIM. B. Bell a
banker and broker of Winnipeg, Mani,
toba. DR.. Putnam was accompanied by
his wife and son.
L. S. OsGooD, State president of the
Vermont Christian Endeavorers, has just
issued circular asking all societies in
the State to unite in observing next Sun
day as prayer Sunday, for blessing upon
the annual State convention, which will
meet next week in Burlington.
HIRAM EVANS and Miss Emma l.
Harrington were married at the Metho
dist parsonage by Rev. Mr.. Mclaughlin
the morning of August 18th, in the pres
euce of few invited guests. The happy
couple having visited friends in New.
burgh, n. Y, and North Adams, Mass
returned from their bridal tour Saturday
and are now stopping at Mr.. Perham's
on Bradford street. Mr.. Evans is a resi-
dent of Woodford.
A PLEASANT wedding occurred OF
Wednesday evening of this week, at the
home of Walter Cutting where Miss
Katharine Magill, sister of Mrs Cutting
was united in marriage with Mr.. Abel
bert Hurley. Mr.. Fred Knapp was bes
man and Miss Jennie L. Harrington
brides maid. Mrs. Geo. W. Keesemar
presided at the organ while the service
was being conducted by Rev. Chas. R
Seymour The couple will reside witt
Mr.. and Mrs. Cutting during the winter
RUBBER treads are to be placed on the
stairs in the entry way of tie Oper;
House and on those leading to the bal
cony, to prevent annoyance to the audi
ence from people passing up and down
these stairs. A gate is also to be bull
nearly across the hall way between the
outside doors and the box Office, to keel
out the element that now gathers there
before and during each entertainment
This gate will be arranged so tnat it car
be raised when not needed for use.