Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-10-01

Miss Fanny Loomis is in Troy visit
ing her sister, Mrs VIM Lawrence.
Harley Warren of Boston is visit
ing his family at Bennington Center.
Miss Lille Guiltinan Of North-st is
visiting her brother, Robert, in Sche-
nectady.
c. A. Plumb intends to drive over
the mountain next week and attend the
Brattleboro fair.
Master Henry Root has gone to
Lawrenceville, Penn, to enter the
school at that place.
Frank Lawlor of New Haven has re-
turned after spending the summer with
James Grennan of Spring-st.
Mrs Stephen Collins and son of
Schenectady are the guests of Mrs
Allard of Grand View street.
Mrs James Clark and children are
visiting for couple of weeks in Con-
way, Mass, at her former home.
Daniel W. Cox, wife and daughter,
Jessie, of Lake Port, N. H., are the
guests of John Cox on Safford-st.
Walter Myers has moved from Dan
lei Carpenters house on Union street
to Mrs Reels house on Valentine-st.
Misses Julia and Jennie Cone of
Depot street are visiting their sister,
Mrs Robert Mccullough in New York.
Miss Jessie Loomis, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs VIM Lawrence,
OF Troy the past two weeks, has re-
turned.
DR. +. Forest Sibley returned to his
work in Albany City hospital Sunday
after few weeks visit with his mother
in town.
Mrs Frank Hurley and two children
have gone to Rutherford, N. j., to
spend a couple of weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs Otto Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Shaw from Bel
lows Fails are to occupy the Charles
Kimball house on Union street recent
ly vacated by James Carpenter.
Mrs Harry Hawks, who has been |
spending the summer with her parents, |
Mr. and Mrs Albert Patchin, has re-
turned to her home in New York.
The Young Woman's club will give
suppers again this fall, the first one
will be given October 10th. The fall
work of the club will begin Monday, |
October 5th, with a class in bead
work.
Chas Moore has been in town for
few days preparing his household
goods for shipment to Pittsfeld. He
yesterday and his wife will
Follow him in few days.
Harry Sharp, who has been employ
ID for some time at the local freight
office, has resigned his position to ac-
,ept a similar one in the Boston and
Maine Office at Orange.
james Wood ir, has purchased
through c. N. Powers agency the
Stephen Kimball cottage on Imperial
Avenue. Consideration 81, 700. The
price paid for the Conklin place at
Bennington Center was 5000
Edward Blake, who lives In the last
house on the Sucker pond road, invi-
ed about Is men and boys from the
'illage To a corn roast last Saturday
ivening. Those who attended were
'ell repaid for their long walk.
About % members of the Epworth j..
eague were pleasantly ente. tanned last
yening by Mr. and Mrs A. NJ. Tor
ance. Refreshments we're served and :
:. B. Griswold furnished much enjoy G
nent with his graphophone selections. I
Mr. and Mrs f. W. Bradford enter
aimed Miss Camilla Reynolds, the c
harming impersonator of "Rosalind" q
uring the stay of the theatre COM Z
any in town. Miss Reynolds is a
ister-in-law of Mrs Lizzie Bradford n
reynolds. {
There will be a special missionary P
oncert this evening in connection
18th the regular prayer meeting at the t,
'econd Congregational church. The b
ubiect is News from Asiatic Fields" o
nd the committee in charge is Mrs H.
=. Thomas, Miss Adelaide Merrill and o
1iss Edgerton. I
H. H. Webster returned Friday from b
last Weymouth, Mass. Last Thurs
ay he acted as best man at the we'd p,
ing OF his brother, William Bryant -
Webster of East Weymouth and Miss :,
annie b. Carnes of Oaklandale. The
room is known to some people in
having visited here. ,
Since shutdown last evening the H. !,
rev residents of the village have been ;,
hSqpVinu the fast of Won, EiuDur