Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-10-15

John e. Healy is in Troy and Sche-
nectady on business.
Mrs F. B. Edgerton Of Dewey st is
visiting her sisters in Cohoes.
Fillmore Paddock has gone to
Somerset to work at numbering
NJ. f. Barney takes the lead in size
and quality of pumpkins this year.
B. b. Babcock of the Coy Babcock
Paper Co. is away on business trip.
Mrs Georgiana Amyot of Cohoes
has been visiting the Misses Therien.
Edward J. Beaulieu leaves to-mor-
row for a trip to St Adams and
Montreal
Mrs W. Laine of Maple st has re-
turned from a visit with relatives in
Montreal
Rev r. B. Tozer Of North Benning-
ton preached in Middletown Springs
last Sunday.
The Eastern Star will hold a card
party at the Masonic rooms next
Wednesday evening,
Mrs L H. Ross has been spending
most of the week in Rutland with her
husbands brother and family
Mr. and Mrs Hamlemann are visit
ing in Buffalo After their return
they win move to Pennsylvania.
Mrs VIM Clark and children Of
Grove st have returned from a visit to
her home in Conway Mass.
George Woodward has taken the
position with H. f, Bradford recently
vacated by Norman Chase.
Miss Lizzie Lyons Of Castleton and
Mrs lyman Of Arlington are the guests
of their sister Miss Mary Lyons.
Mrs VIM. H. Lundergan and son
William have returned from a visit
with relatives in Troy and Science
tady.
Miss Gladys Fillmore celebrated her
fourth birthday Monday evening by
entertaining a number OF friends at
tea.
Lutte Bishop may be seen on tie
street with fine pair of draft horses.
He has large lumber contract with
Frank Evans.
f. P. Shumway, conductor on the
Chatham division has resigned that
position and is thinking of going to
Hartford, Conn, to live.
Norman Chase for many years in
the employ of H. E. Bradford & Co.,
has resigned and accepted a position
with the Electric Light Co.
The Friday Evening Debating
Society will hold its first meeting after
the summer adjournment next week
Friday evening at the Y. NJ. C. A.
rooms.
The n Z. o. P. held a special meet
ing Tuesday evening Two new mem
bers we're installed and fine oyster
supper and graphophone selections
followed.
In the Methodist church next Sun
day morning, the pastor w. H. Wash
burne, will speak on "Redeeming the
Time, " and in the evening on "The
Twelve Apostles.
Stark lodge I. o. o. +. held its re-
gular meeting Wednesda evening At
which time the first degree was CON
ferred, Following were refreshments
with social hour
Gen Z. L. Bates went to Bradford
Wednesday afternoon to attend the
funeral of the late Col c. E. Clark
who for a long time was prominent in
National Guard circles
The members of Miriam Rebecca
lodge with have a special trolley car
Accommodations for their trip to Hoo
sick Falls Tuesday evening Oct 20.
The car will leave at $3.50 fare A. cents
round trip.
/ A pair Of Gray horses belonging TO
j. Ed Walbridge met with an accident
on the Woodford road Tuesday.
One of the brides broke and the
wagon was smashed up considerably
but no one was injured.
The Y. NJ, c. A. will hold its annual
rummage sale during the middle OF
next month, The friends of the AS
ISOLATION are requested to leave all
articles for the sale at the rooms or
they will be called for if the name be
sent to the secretary.
At the First Baptist church Sunday
the pastor, Rev Frank r. Morris will
preach at 1880 and : o'clock Young
peoples service at six o'clock.
Strangersin Bennington are invited to
attend the services of this church
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