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Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-11-26

best treat of the season. Tickets 10
80 and 80.
Mrs William Gladstone aud daugh-
ter returned Saturday from an extend
ed visit with friends in Wolfboro, N.
d.
The Young ladies Society of the
Baptist Church will hold sale of fan
cy articles at the yestry, Friday and
Saturday Ncv.27 and %, both after
noon and evening.
Wednesday morning Nov. Is wit
messed quiet, pretty wedding at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hoyt,
the occasion being the marriage Of
theirdaughter, Miss Corabel S Hoyt to
Luther w. Arnold Of Springfield,
VT, Rev j. S Brown, pastor of the
Baptist church officiating. The bride
was gowned in white, carrying a bou-
auet OF white carnations, while the
bridesmaid, Miss Mary Marsh also
wore white and carried pink carnat-
ions. Lester Farnam of the Depot was
best man. Nearly all the invited guests
we're present, including several from
Bennington aud Hoosic Falls and
about forty enjoyed the Wedding break
fast. The happy couple were the r7-
cipients OF many handsome presents
and have the best wishes Of host Of
friends Tney will reside ia Spring
field, VI.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-11-26
MANCHESTER CENTRE

Miss Lillian Thompson passed a few
days of last week in Troy.
Miss Edith Adams is spending the
week with relatives in Boston.
L. r Collins was with relatives 10
North Bennington over Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Wilson is in New York
City attending her sister, Mrs Llewel-
Ign who is seriously ill.
The Ideal Entertainers drew a large
crowd at the Opera House, Monday
evening and gave good satisfaction
The Manhattan Burlesquers are bill
ed at the Opera House, Thursday even
ing, .Nov,26 and promises TO be the
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-11-26
At Levin,s

The grea'e Of all bankrupt sales
is still in full swing and will be con-
tinued until December y. Goods and
prices a revelation to buyers. Only
come and investigate and that's all
we ask of you. A number ofcustomers
were disappointed in not finding every
thing in stock as advertised. The
fault was delay Of freight. Everything
is in stock now, however, and viii be
glad to have you come and look goods
over whether You buy or not,
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-11-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

News OF the Town and village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.
Mrs J. Il. Slavery was the guest of
Mrs E A Booth Monday,
The Sixth Corps W. r. O. is to hold
rummage sale commencing Friday
evening Of this werk.
Thanksgiving turk Us are scarce and
are retailing at % cents a pound,
Egas are scarcer at 40 cents a dozen.
Bruce Babcock, of the Coy Babcock
Co, is recovering from what it was
first feared was az attack Of appendi-
citis.
Rev f. J. Lally and Miss Broderick
of Hartford, Conn, who have been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs j. L. Kennedy,
have returned home. Mrs Kennedy is
niece of FIR. Lally.
Miss Alice Robinson has bought
from @. h. Sanford the small brick
house adjoini ng her house on the south.
This she intends to remove so as to
give her more lawn space.
Parties from New York and Brook
lyn are ON the mountains cutting
spruces, hemlocks and pines for Christ
mas trees to be shipped to those cities
The trees bring in the cities, prices
ranging anywhere from 80 c'nts to 50
each. The crop is smaller than usual.
Mrs f. A. Booth has been absent
part OF the week accompanying an in
spector of the W. r, G. department of
New York while on an inspecting trip,
Tuesday evening they we're 10 Rensse-
laer and Wednesday evening in Albany.
Pliney Blanchard a farmer and lum
herman, no lives in the east part of
Pownal, met with an accident while
drawing logs Saturday. In some man
ner the binder used to hold the logs 10
place flew back and struck Mr. Blsn-
chard in the jaw, breaking it in bad
manner.
Edward Loyelett was sent to Jail ten
days for intoxication Monday. He was
at the Soldiers Home for a time but
stole blanket and sheet and made so
much trouble that Supt Harmon was
obliged to discharge him. Col Han
non gave the man some money to get
home With but Lovelett used the funds
to get drunk.
John b Percy, who with his family
removed to Londonderry few years
ago, has returned and is again occupy
ing his old home on the fats north of
the village. One Of the bui .dings on
the property is being fitted up fer the
use OF Calvin Andrews, who has been
living in Mr. Percey's house since he
moved away.
Justice Ernest Barber held court
Thursday afternoon, when the case of
L L. Houghton VS. George Mattison
to recover SO said to be due for four
shoats sold to the defendant The de-
PENDANT claimed that the swine were
diseased when be purchased them, as
they died soon after. A jury was called
for and the following were drawn John
Robinson, w. A. Root, R. NJ. Hough-
ton, Henry Burgess, Frank Sullivan,
and Bert lockwood. The jury returned
verdict for the defendant to recover
his costs.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-11-26

Walter Estes, who has been i'll with
typhoid fever, has about recovered.
Misses Lillian Temple, Lucy Haynes,
Amy Cutler, Faith Powers and Daisy
Richie, and Carl White and Lester
Nichols are home for the Thank sgiv-
ing holidays.
There's nothing remarkable about
Lots wife turning into a pillar of salt
A young lady going down Main street
the other day placed her foot on box
to tie her shoestring. Two young
men who we're passing Immediately
turned to rubber
The Chesterfield shoe is the best, for
sale only by NJ. j. Schwab corner
North and River streets.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-11-26
BassetIs Special.

Fl. NJ. Bassett will sell the rest Of
this week the following: Force" food
for y cents, Maple Flake for y cents,
h. o. Pancake Flour for s cents, II
O. Prepared Buckwheat for 8 cents,
presto" for 9 cents.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-11-26

August Kohler of Schenectady is
with her parents here for two weeks
vacation.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-11-26

r. Colvin, who has been confined to
the house for the past two weeks is
slowly improving.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-23

y very pleasant solinl .vnnt WAS
the dance teudered by the young
mon OF tn" city in the armory Fri
day evening". The crowd WAS no, as
large "s on some previous occasion.
OF tins kind in Newberry, but the
occasion was very enjoyable aud on.
Joyed. A number of charming via.
ltor" were present, adding much to
the pleasure of tho occasion.
The following couples we're present
Miss Maud FAINT with Mr. q r
Wearn; Miss Bessie Simmons with
MIR. L. II Pcpe; MISS Bessie Gillian
with DR. ID. l.. Boozer; Miss Olivia
Bardin Of Charleston with Mr J K
Aull; Miss Alillie Simmons with Mr.
w. n. Jameson, Jr; Miss Florida
Barron Of Columbia, with, Mr. r .bert
Mayes; Miss rhyra Schnmper,
with Dr. w. +. Ebcrhardt; Miss
Julia Paisley with Mr.. j. b
Boozer; Mis-, Meta Jones of Ian.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-23
NO CLASH WITH rHR COURTS.
President Roosevelt TindS Il Wiser t, File
Bond In Gase Of Cruiser
Galveston.

Washington, June 20. -- Attorney
General Knox caused 60 hs prepared
today n stipulation in the nature "
bond, which on Monday will he
filed with Judge Grinnan, rf the
Chsncery Court Of Richmnnd, prar
tically covering tn" Governments
interests in the Galveston. Tits
stipulation Or bond, it is ar> med,
will more than cover the claims Of the
creditors sgs'nst the Trigg Company
for wo,k done aud material used on
the ship,
After the stipulation is filed i: is
believed that Judge Hrinnan will
immediately release the ship to the
Go>a,nment 1t WAS learned at the
navy department today tha, far
grester interests are involved in the
decision in the question Of the pos,
session! rf the cruisers Galveston and
'i"N' '''''' nv ~
the ac,nhi c.sh value uf those boats.
1t is ...garird rs absolutely essential
at th,- >age t. -stabil>h Il souud
prrcrdrui aud determine the Qnes.
tiNn Of title 10 war Vessels under con-
>trnctIun N order t. protect III" Gov
eTumeni'S Interests III the ownership
of AT least a dozeu ships, iuclndipg
VAS, hAttieships worth nearly five
million dollars each. Similar action
will be taken in the case Of the Chat
tanoogs, building at Elizabethport,
ana il is therefore probable that no
further delays will be encountered in
the completion Of the Galveston and
the Chattanooga, while auy show of
force or duress on the part Of the
National Government would be
avoided l, is fully expected that
similar action to that about to be
taken ia case of these two cruisers
Will he necessary in the case Of some
much larger war ships now on the
stocks
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-23

a man working by the day is paid
Tor the time he puts in at work, but
when that man saves a dollar for Ills
days labor it works for him nights,
as we'll AZ days; never lays off on uc
connt OF bad weather and never gets
sick, bnt goes right on earning him
an income lts nice thing to work
tor money, but it's much nicer TO
have money working for you. Try
it-open savings account with us
ana get some money working for you.
Make deposit in the Savings de
partment today and lot it begin to
work for you. Interes, computed at
4 per cent January | and July l Of
each year.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-23
Al :nt hum- .; MIR. hui Mr.,

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Ou Thursday Mrs Suuu-. ws.
t>slstei IL serving ~ Mlee4. Ha,
DicEeri alI Eng-nia Sumue, "a
o. trday Misses Susi- >nu,-~,,
Be..- kP;!og aid EuuIcv II H4tar-
served.
The quests ot Thuleda, n~r-
NJ .ases Gladly Chappel.e, M..ue
H!ggjL-. FIslces Sctol,z. k.ii.
Sumuer, Ruth Hsltacre, Louise
We!ls, Lizzie Tarraut, Kl,,ie NA,.s
Blanche Sooueuberg, Lillian KitI.,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-23
Charleston aud Western Carolina RWv Co.

tSchcdulo in ttfOct Ma, oh !, IgU3.)
Road Down) tIteau UI
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-23
HANNA NOT A CANDIDATE.
DC wishes Neither to be President nor
Vice President.

Cleveland, Ohio, June 2l.-In an
interview today Senator NJ. A. Hanna
reiterated his recent statement that
he WAS, and would not be- candidate
for the Vice Presidency, and if his
nomination WAS made that he would
decline to accept He said fnr,har
that his ambitions did not lie in the
direction Of the White House, and
that nothing couid induce him to
alter his decision in the matter. Col
Myron II. Herrick, whose nume. aIso.
| has been mentioned in connection
with tn" Vice Presidency, said that
MS Whole political ambition WAS to
he elected Governor Of Ohio. COL
Hernck thinks that tho rre.eut dis
cussion relative to a Vic, Pr..;j,.nt;a
hoinlna'lon Is lnopportunn.
When the refusal Of til. We, Pres
'"eAlal n"mlna,lon 10y President
Roosevelt WAS cited 10 Mr.. Hanna as
an illustration OF how public men
sometimes chang" their views in such
matters, and when it WAS lutimu,.d
to HIM that th" Convention miobt
1"rce tn" nomination for tha Vice
Presidency upon him, >'.Ip,or Hannn
S"'d th"t man in public knows very
we'll that nothing can bs forced upon
him.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-23

Owing L. the wrong use of one
VOID ~ judge klugh's charge to the.
jury III the case, three men convic-
ted IN Oconee county las, year Of the
murder Of Rschel Thomas will get
new trial. Judge klugh said
"teuded" when be should have said
1t would show conclusively."
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-23
THE NEwpEnRY HERALD ANro NRW>A JUNE 2s lyO3


der; Miss Mml Lsngf>rd with Mr.
I, f. Scott; Miss Genrviev,. Evan.
with Mr., {. l.. Suher; Miss Camille
+ Evans with AIR, Phil Flyrn of Uniuu
Miss Bessie Brown Of Laurens with
! Mr. Z. }. Moore.
Other gentlemen present; Messls
". b. Wise aud Merritt Of Pros
psrlty; {. :, Pelham, r. h. Dnmi
| IIrk, H. ". Dnmlnirk. Johnstonr
CoppNrk.
Tn. following description Of tho
cosInmes will give some idea Of their
be ,nty.
Miss Maud Fan: was pretuly at
tired in dress Of white null, with
which She wore Dresden sash aud
carried larg, hunch Of sweet pess
Miss Bessie Sit mons Wore dainiy
orgsndie elshorstely trimmed wit
lsre and soft blue satin sash
Miss Floride Barron OF Columbia
sppsare.i IN beautiful Persian lawn,
Nlin which she wore Ninr rlbho"s,
white roses
Miss MlIlie Stmmons w,s dslnIIN
suwuei "a white "rSHNdI" Shlrr, Il
worn over pluk >llk, sWi ">re us'n
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-23

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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-23

fickens is making efforts to secure
cotton mill, every cent Of the cap.
tai stock to be borne hy local men.
Two thirds has already been Sub.
scribsd.
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LEAVE
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az roYuier trains fro.h Belton to Walhau,
naNG pISceuonco over trains of 3 tme class
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-23

For fwrtli'i info nation relative to rat, A.
cic ~ Oh, rr h,itir ,ss -
GEO. T. BHI N, Sou. Ag .Greenvillo. y G.
ERNE I WILLIAMS, Con. Pass Agt.
., =, Augusta, GR
T. NJ. '.' ~ Traffic 'ana9er
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-13
NORTH SHORE RAILROAD
Via Sausalitn EArrvA
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL. yALI.
AND SAN RAFAEL

FROM SAN FRANCISCO To MILL VALLEY
AND SAN RAFAEL
WEEK DAYS Holidays sxcepted)-s.&5
fT.45 S.45. 9.45. II a. m. 1920. s1.45 Sis.
AS 4J.15 -6.15 Gas. @ Has D m
7.45 a n train week days does not r1u TO
SUNDAYS AND LEGAL HOLIDAYS.
Is. fs9. Ts10 II. III 30 a. m. 1920 TsI.SO
2.s5 s3.5g s. g. 7.30 o. 11:45 D m
Trains marked - run 10 San Quentin Thase
marked 81 70 Fairfax. except 5-I5 . n sat
urdays. On Saturdays the 5-15 p n. train
runs 70 Fairfax
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO
II 90 a 1880. 2seo. &s:45. $50. $50
ST-NDAY&6:I5. Ts35. $50. $40 10 IS
M1.45 a. n. 1880. 3:30. 1875. 4:4C t5.5O
6.55 7.35. 10 20 p N
FROM MILL. VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO
Week days-5:4J. $40. T.45. SIS 9.f5
Il 10 a. m. 1910. 2:45. Ais. 5:1O. 100. 1910
sUNDAYs-Gs35. 7s55. 10. II 10 a n. 12.O5.
THROUGH TRAINS
7:45 a m. week days-Cazadero and way
stations
5.15 2. n week days Saturdays excepts1)-
females and way stations
S-15 p m. aturdays-Cazader0 and way
stations
Sundays and Legal Holiday-s a n Caza-
dero and way stations
Sundays and Legal HoIldays-I0 a n Point
Reyes ard way stations
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday
Conrad z " Klsrs. % 2s45 Clay street, and
Mary Z F0xe. 70 1915 Larkfn street
Frank J. Nolan, .. Fresno. and Beatrice A
Julius f. Johnson, 2e. Vallejo. and Josephine
Z. Jocelyu, -. Vallejo.
Asher A. Haaadn. .. Oakland. and Elvina
W0rsGsie. "a. 1914 Silver street
Albert A Peterson. Is. city. and Minerva
JoEn c. Nelson. So city. and Christina
Lam. 50. city.
Harry E. curtis. y. 1901 Mission street. and
AGNES A NcQuiilan. -, s03ls Union street
John g Mzdseu. A.. SO Thirty-firsr avenue,
and Marie X. Nielsen. 2S. CITY.
g. Minor Leddy. -. 24I Second avenue, and
Marie F. Hanavin. ., PIP seventeenth street.
Arturo FanroZzi- -. 22I Fillmore street. and
AmaIis Bfne. Il. ST3 AIcAllister street
AxseI ". Svendsen. =. 202T Taylor street.
snd Mollie C. Brown, q. 202T Taylor street
James J. Hickey, 4s 81 sixth street. and
Mary A Schuier. 40. "a Sixth street.
Julius T. Lewis -. s15 Jones street. and
Margaret e McCfriff. %. Woodland, Cal
Daniel ". BOnsack. 80. Oakland, and Anna
L Pinkston, 33. city.
Warner McCann. - City OF Mexico, and
Mar z Cook. y. $3.50 Washington street.
Ciprisno Jordan. 81. 22s Afinuz street. and
Catalina EsPenoza, p. Caroline place.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-13
GRAMS SUPERIOR ATLAS.

with Andrew Lynch. contractor. architects
Bliss & FaviIle and John C Pelton. excavation
building Empire apartment house. on the sE
corner Of Bush and Leavenvorth streets. = %
BY III s. total. Si1- 600
Henry E Bothfn fowner} with c II DepeT.
contractor. architect Frank :. Van Trees. AL
work except rough brick work for exterior
brick wall excavation. concrete. brick work.
granite work and dumb waiter elevator for a
as sI1-ssory and basement brick o.lIldins o. N
BY E l12.6; total. $4,000.
Alameda County.
Catherine II Rahm (widow) Cby = N
Kahn, attorney TO Francis Martin Rahu. lot
on y line OF WoOIsey street S9.os Z Of Dea-
kin. 2 ~ BY I3J lot S block / map % D.
D Baldwin-s subdivision OF portion OF WooIsey
Tract. Berkeley: S4o0
same 10 Marion Rshm lot on Ne corner Oi
Woolsey and Deakin streets. y 135 BY SEQ.
lot block I. same map. Berkeley: $500
tisal - & S-z FSu11er ~ % IereA - rssI
streets. E $50 NV 203. " 800 s 20a lots n
TO 80 inclusive and portion Of lots - and -
block = Map OF FitchbuTg Homestead Lots
D. I+s Brooklyn Township; gift
Frederick P. Andersen 70 Anna Anderson
twife) acres. being lot l. Map Of Chittsnden
Tract Brooklyn Township; gift
John D spreckals Herbert 2 Allen lot
street. E 40 By \ l5O being " a. feet Of I0t g.
IN " half of block l. map Of property OF Pic
neer Homestead Association Alameda deed
quiscIsinl deed: 81
Herbert B. and Emma u Allen (snd as at
torney1 to II Frederick Muhlhausen. sane,
Alameda: $3.50.
Joseph Mazzini OF Maxine 70 Emma Thsrss4
Alma Werner. lot NE line OF Busna Vista
avenue. loo NV 0f Broadway. NV 40 BY Ne
100 being NV 10 feet Of lots l and 2 Map q
Plat Of the Pancoast Tract (recorded January
10. I90s5l. Alameda; $40
Richard D Rove TO Manuel and Louise Axe
ved0. lot y fine OF Fifth street. rs " Ot
washington. " - by y loo. Tor .. block s.
EellerSherger's Map. Oakland: so.
James P Merritt 70 z r Tutt. lot On Sc
corner OF Fifth and AdsIine streets. z 35 BY 5
81 3. oakland quftcIafnn deed SO.
E r. Tut to J. L. Gould. same. Oskand.
quitClsim deed: SO.
Louise Browne Merritt 70 same. sane, Oak
land. quitciaim deed. SO.
Harlow P Bancroft to William Mercer lot
SVV corner Of Grant avenue and Gold street
" 80 BY : 1I5, portions OF lots 81 70 s.. Amend
ed Man OF Subdivision Of MossW0Cd Tract,
Oakland SO
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-13
PRorosALs.

~ -. 49,
PROPOSALS tor public buiIdings-0ffce or
constructing Quar- CsTHl2ste-. san Diego. Cal
January ia, 1905. Sealed proposals. in trfpli-
cate. VII be received AT this office until 10
clock A. n. Monday, February 9 1908 and
theE be opened. FOR the construction OF
one Hospital also Tor plumbing. heating
and electric wiring One Field Officers Quar-
ters- one Double Captains Quarters: One
Double Lieutsuauts quarters. One single
Artiiierz Barrack. One Guard House: One
HcspltaIs also for plumbing and wiring One
Aduinistra tion Building. One Bake House
one Hospital Stewards Quarters: One
Double N0n-CoumisSioaed STAFF Quarters
T. : reserves the right reject or accept
any OF all bids in whole or IN part Full in
Strurtiors 70 bidders VIII be furnished on
APPLICATION t8 this office. az the Offices Of
TIE Chief Quarterrnssters ar san Francisco.
Denver. Omaha. St Paul and Chicago and
the Depot Qusrrermaster. St Louis. where
plans and s1ecihcations may be seen. Pro-
posals must BE- accompanied by two guaran-
Ties 1ustifying. jointly. IN double the amount
cf 10 Per cent OF the bid. Preference viii be
gwen 70 articles OF domestic production, COS.
ald quality considered. and to articles OF
American production produced Or manufae-
tured OF the Pacific Coast. Envelopes con-
tanning proposals should be Iudorsed. Pro
posals for Public Buildings at Fort Rose
Grams, and addressed Captain R. II. Rolfe.
t.Iarterrraster
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pINTpEND NOTICES

SAN FRANCISCO Cal. January s. ls0s-Div-
ideud Notice. Dividend No. 205 forty two
cents Per share. on the issued capital stock
Of the Contra Costa Water Company will be
Payable e the office Of said company. rooms
30-S4. third floor Cr0cker building san
Francisco Cal en- the 18th day Of January
1903 Transfer books will close On FRI
DAY January g. 1905 at 5 o'clock D. m
EDWARD McGARY Secretary
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BORN
MARRIED.

DEA-GRAE-In this city January s. 1905
by the Rev T. a ksssr. pastor OF Epworth
NJ Z. Church. James Z DeaS Of San Fran
cisco and Minnie Gray Of San Jose
ANCOCK-MAHER-I this city December
81 1902 s. Pztriciz-s Church, by the
Rev Father P. J. Cummins, Robert s. Han
cock and Mary A Mshsr
TS-HUELSMAN-In this city, January
10 1905. by the Rev. G. A Bernthal John
W Pitts Of san Francisco and Josie x
Euelsman OF s.. Louis. No.
sIMON-sIMMONS-In Oakland. January 4,
1905. By the Rev Hynlan Samuelson, Dave
Simon and Ray Simmons. both OF Oakland
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