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STRICTLY PERSONAL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

town yesterday.
Mrs G. N. Powers has been visiting
for few days in Boston.
Phil Draper of Troy spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in this village.
Mrs. Geo. B. Lawson vas in Troy
and Albany on Tuesday last.
Mrs. William Campbell is i'll at her
home on West Main street
Joseph Tiffany of Mechauicville was
in town Tuesday on business.
Miss Lillian Valentine is entertain.
| ing the Misses Smith of Saratoga.
Mrs. A, J. Higgins of Petersburg,
N. Y, is spending few days in town.
Mr.. and Mrs H. N. Williams have
gone for weeks visit with friends in
Dorset
Frank Squires and son Of New York
have been visiting r. N. Squires for
few days
Miss Kats Penfeld has returned to
this village, after spending the winter
in Pittsford.
j. II. Livingston of the Retormer,
has moved into the Hurlburt house on
North street.
d. ". Hyde Jr., OF New York is Wis
iting at the home OF his parents on
Union street.
Thomas Vail and family of Troy will
occupy the Delevan residence at the
Centre This summer.
Homer A. Riggs of Washington, spec
ial pension agent for Vermont was in
Bennington this week.
Mrs. E. L. Nichols is in New York
this week. Frequent arrivals of new
goods may be expected now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton p Smith are
rejoicing over the arrival of baby
boy Congratulations are in order.
George Smith, who has been visit
ing at his home in this village, re.
turned to Little Falls, N. T., Tuesday.
D. g. Burt of this village attended
the silver jubilee of Rev. D. d. Rea-
gan in Hoosick Falls on Sunday last.
Fred d. Burt is confined to the
house by an injury to his knee, sus-
tanned by him while riding his bicycle.
Edward Robinson of Union street
has moved on to farm near GulIiver's
corners, betweeL here and North Ben
uingtou
Fred Houghton and family have
moved into the house recently occu-
pied by Edward Robinson Of Union
street.
Mrs. D. G burt, who has ben
pending number of days with
friends 10 Castleton and Rutland, has
ptarned home
Wm. E. Hawks has moved into the
residence Of the late W. E. Blanchard
Loo Morgan street. The farm has been
leased by Eugene Moore.
Miss Ella Adelaide Bingham enter
timed the Bachelor Maids at her
home on Hillside avenue yesterday
afternoon. Dainty refreshments were
served and a most enjoyable session
vas held.
William +. Shields of Troy will
soon make the contemplated repairs on
bis summer residence at Furnace
Grove. Among Other. improvements,
, will be the raising another story of the
gable Oh the principal piazza.
Martin W. Love, late of the firm of
p B. Yates of New York, has accept.
! Cd position in the New York house
, 81 the firm OF Geo. p. Ide & Co., of
Troy, manufacturers of shirts, collars
/ and cuffs.
Word has been received of the recent
: dcath Of Charles W. Swan, after a
, ling Illness, at his home in Clarks-
burp. Mass He was born in Will
. pipgton, but for about 20 years was
. il the employ of the Bennington Pot
! Ivy company in this village.
> It is said that J @. Colgate has
{ AIKEN cottage at Eastbampton, L.
Q and will not, as usual, spend the
q lmmuer in this village. Ben Venue,
5 ne handsome family residence, which
i ,as recently destroyed by fire, will
a ,robably be rebuilt this season,
!. John j. Collins, who was killed
hort time since at Pittsield, Mass,
vas for many years conductor on the
Lebanon Springs railroad, prior to its
,losiue. He was in the employ of the
aoston and Albany and accidentally
an under car that he was uncoup-
Ing and was crushed to death.
Word has been received that Ralph
CLEANER and Harold Bentley of Rut-
.od who went from there to Tellu-
.;ds Col, last month have both found
.mnIoyment. Sleeper is working in
M ofiee of his uncle, E. L. Sleeper,
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