Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-06-11
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fiduh W. AhhbS VI 4luOblUk EhilbI
N. Y, spent the Sabbath with his
parents here
Mrs. a. r. White of Troy was tn q
guest OF Mrs. o. J. Burt portion of
the week.
Mrs. Margaret Mcdonnell has gone
to New Britain, Conn, to accept a po-
sition as house keeper in botel there.
Glenn f. Clark who has position
carpentering in North Adams has
moved his family to that CITY.
Mrs. Ida M. Reed of shelburne met
the ladies of the village at the Bsp-
fist church Monday afternoon to form
local branch of the W. o. T. U.
There was not sufficient interest shown
so no CIRCLE was Termed
Misses Viola and Ida Card we're tried
before Justice Norwood Tuesday for
disturbing the peace. Miss Viola was
fined $500 and costs and Miss Ida was
released on payment of the costs.
Miss NJ. E. Parker is in attendance
this week at the celebration of the
Tooth anniversary of the Lansingburg
First Baptist church, OF which she was
formerly member
The clerks Of Tho town are making
an effort to have their employers close
the store one night in the week. In
neighboring towns the stores close four
nights, and the clerks think they ar
moderate 10 asking for it,
There was a splendid audience in
the Methodist church Sunday morning
a union service of both churches to
hear Mrs. f. B. Richards dist IS
temperance. The address was stir
ring one aud so great was the in crest
shown that still larger crowd was
present. to hear her in the evening at
the Baptist church.
James Pratt was arrested Monday
morning by Constable f. A. ilson,
for intoxication and .listcrbIng the
peace on complaint of station agent D.
A. Thomas be was tried before Jus.
tice Joseph Norwood and pleading
guilty was fined 5. 90 and costs amount
ing to $40 which be paid, The offsuse
for which he was arrested took place
abont two weeks aun
There was an exciting game of bail
played 90 "Stoue Field "last Saturday
between the Pownal and the White
Oak teams. Pownsl took the lead al
the start and at the end Of the fifth
inning led TO 0. On a change Of bat
terry White Oaks made three runs near.
ly tying the score, Pownal made one
mors in the eighth. In the last inning
White Cakes looked dangerous with
two men on bases and none out, bui
Moon kept his head and but one Of
the visitors scored LEAVING the ina
score 5-4. the features were the work
Of the two catchers and the fine catch
OF Ruether 10 left Geld.
Deferred from last week.
Roy r. Saunders of Burlington was
in town Saturday.
Last week Friday a son was born to
Alr and Mrs. Thomas Haley.
Miss Clark Of Troy is the nurse in
attendance on Miss Harriet prindle.
Judge d. T. Bates was out of town
surveying a large part Of the week.
Wn. Jepson of New York was the
guest Of bis friend, Paul Wollschleyer,
recently
Geurge r. Lewis chain broke in the
cS Gle races at Berlin Memorial day 50
he was not placed.
Miss Helen Ryan Of North Adams
vas entertained at Frank J, Davis a
portion Of laHt week.
Fred Russell and son Horace of
South Manchester, Conn, we're guests
Of friends in town recently
Miss Harwood OF Fall River, Mass.
How student OF Miss Winoifred
Wight was here over Sunday as Miss
Wright's guest.
Mrs. Philip Barbeau Of Adams, for
merly OF this town is seriously i'll at
her hone. Mrs Daniel f. Proud, her
sister, is there caring for her.
VIM, Ashton and family have moved
to North Adams where they will be at
home at No. 3 Brownell Ave. Miss