Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-06-25


M. p Varney Of Bristol is quest
of his son, Prof A. w. varney.
Miss Mary A. Root is home from her
school for the summer vacation.
Miss Amy Cutler is home from her
school for the summer vacation.
Miss Edna LOOMS is visiting heI
sister Mrs VIM, T, Lawrence Of Troy.
Mrs Squire Bailey Of Fort Plain, N.
Y, is the guest of her brother, N. f.
Smith.
Prof John Carnell of Albany Bust
ness College has been a guest of Mrs
Coffey this week
Miss Lizzie Norton Of Worcester,
Mass, is here, stopping with Mrs
Daniel McEowen.
Mr. and Mrs William Barratt Of
Grand View street are visiting in
Gloversville, N. Y.
Miss Daisy Rudd is attending the
graduating exercises at the Castleton
Normal school this week.
Governor Mccullough has been in
Burlington a part Of the week, the
guest of Mrs Edward ]. Phelps.
Mr. and Mrs N. A. Kennon attended
the l50th anniversary celebration of
Greenfield, Mass, last week.
Mrs A. B Valentine, regent of the
d. A. r. requests Remembers to meet
with her Friday afternoon at four
O'Clock.
Since the recent rains set in the
price of hay has dropped from $40 per
ton to sl2 and sl4. During the drouth
one farmer refused S22 for a ton.
A young lad named Crawford, who
resides near the Branch bridge, is i'll
with diphtheria and the house is quar-
antined. The case promises to be
light
The Banner and Retormer last week
enormously stated a divorce had been
granted Elisha Wyman. The fact was
divorce was granted Mrs Wyman
from him.
Sheriff Wilson left for Windsor this
morning with Albert Jones of Reads
boro sentenced to state prison for not
less than 3Omonths on two convictions
of larceny.
Monument Lodge, Knights ohPythias
lasteyening elected Fred O. Graves, l..
c. Holton andJ. H. Habberly delegates
to the grand lodge which meets az
Barre in October
Miss Buzzell of Lakeport, n. H.,
grand vice templar of the grand lodge,
l. o. G. T. Of New Hampshire, is sx-
pected to pay visit to the local lodge
Friday evening.
Mrs Welthea Tyler Day. widow Of
the late Robert E. Day, died at Hart
ford Conn, yesterday, aged g.. Mr.
Day will be remembered by many here
as the resident Of the Security Com
pany OF Hartford.
W. c. Hitchcock and wife Of New
Bedford who came to attend the Hol-
dem Bassett wedding were warmly well
COINED by their friends in town. Mrs
Hitchcock remains through the week as
guest Of Mrs A. X. Richie.
Mrs Mary Hustled Of Denver, Col,
who has been intown recently, left this
week for Vineyard Haven where she will
pass the summer with her son, Walter
Hustled, who has finished three years
course at st Paul's school, Concord,
N. H. Mr. Hustled enters Yale College
this fall.
Miss Sophia Park entertained her
Sunday school class with her annual
"tea party" Monday afternoon last.
There we're fourteen ladies present aud
the occasion was very enjoyable.
Each member of the class received
pretty souvenir, after a dainty col
lation.
The Rutland railroad will sell ex-
cursion tickets between all stations on
its line in Vermont and New York at
rate Of one-half fare and one-third
for round trip. Tickets are good go
ing July 3 ORD, and returning until
July 6, 1908. The tickets are good on
all regular trains but no stop-oyer
privileges will be allowed.
The Rutland railroad will sell Sun
day tickets between all stations at rate
of fare one way for the round trip.
The tickets are good going and return
ing on Sunday trains only. This is
an opportunity for people to visit the
islands of Lake Champlain, leaving
on the newspaper train inthe forenoon
and remaining hours at any island
point
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