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

to spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs Ida schram has returned from
two weeks visit in New York
o. X. Wyman came up from Adams
Monday and spent the day here.
Charles 2. Morse has moved from
North Bennington to Walloomsac.
Mr. and Mrs f. C. Bennett have gone
to Elmira to spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Mary Root is nome from Smith
college for the TnanksgiViug holiday.
Fred Nevils has returned from asev-
eral weeks visit with his brother in
Ludlow.
Charles Barnes returned Tuesday
from three weeks visit to his sister
in New York.
Principal Wilmarth of the high
school is entertaining his mother from
Miidlebury this week
Frank Kennon hasgone to New York
where he has secured a position in
Siegel and Cooper's.
l.. E. Story has moved from Union
street to one Of the Enos Adams
houses on Pleasant street.
The Regular meeting of the Fort
nightly comes Saturday afternoon in
the Congregational chapel.
The G. A. r post and the w. r. O.
/
will hold the annual election of officers
the first meeting in December
Miss nellie Newton is conducting a
class in physical culture at the Young
Woman's club. The first meeting Of
the class was Monday evening.
Miss nellie Newton will start class
in physical culture next week wednes-
day evening. Application can be
made at POI Union street or w. d.
Newton's store.
The last football game of the season
will be played this Thursday after
noon on the local athletic field, between
the Benningtons and team from Will
Jams College.
Parties who were at Sucker Pond
Saturday reported finding ice one and
half inches thick Young lads were
skating on Bentons pond Saturday
and Sunday.
Thieves recently entered the saloon
of George Barrons in Vergennes and
liquor valued at $50 was taken. En-
trance was gained by forcing open the
door No clew to the thieves has yet
been found
Mr. and Mrs Thomas j. Hoyt Of
Troy will be here for their Thanksgiv-
ing dinner as has been the custom for
years, they with DR. A. Il. Cutler and
family will be the guests Of DR. and
Mrs S. B. Pike.
Miss Jennie Hatch has gone to Bos-
ton for Thanksgiving, Miss Kathryn
Niles to Troy, Miss Daisy Rudd has
gone to Bridgewater and this evening
will act as bridesmaid at the wedding
of a former school mate and friend,
The boarders and guests at the
American house and other hotels will
be served with dinners today attractive
menus having been provided at all
and every one sitting down to the
tables will find food in abundance.
Several parties will dine at the Amer
lean.
John Robinson who had to 60 to
Maple Hill near Arlington Tuesday
states that the snow on the mountain
near there was four inches deep. He
had to travel through considerable Of
it as he was appraising a wood lot,
Lumbermen have already commenced
using sleds in their operations. The
lakes in Woodford are frozen over.
Mrs Il. S. Marsdeu went to Stamford
Conn, Tuesday morning and in the
evening gave a public lecture under
the auspices Of the lodge Of the n. f.
o. p. in that place Of the benefits and
advantages that would accrue by al
lowing women to become members of
the order. In that section none but
males are allowed to join
Elk Congressman II. K. Wheeler of
Kankakee III has been spending a few
days in this vicinity on business con-
nected with the settlement of the estate
of Truman Huling who died in that
city several years ago leaving a large
fortune. Mr. Wheeler is counsel for
the executor The two brothers of the
deceased, Milo @. and Columbus Of
North Bennington have been summon
ed to Kankakee on matters connected
with the settlement
The mail train from the south Tues
day morning was considerably late