The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1903-12-14
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LIZ POoV OliCS dOpdTOuuollb III .
nounces the appointment of Henry r.
Spencer on r. F. d. route No. 2 at
North Bennington.
Marden Nichols spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Hoosick.
Among the floral tributes at the fun
eral of Ira r. Allen in Fair Haven
Saturday was a handsome one of
roses from o. M. Barber and e. L.
Bates.
The address by j. V. d. S. Merrill
Sunday afternoon at the Y. M, G. A.
was we'll worth hearing. A large
number were present. Mr. Fuller spoke
briefly at the close of Mr. Merrills adj
dress.
Rev O. James of North Pownal who
preached Sunday in the Congregat-
ional church returned home Monday.
He was entertained while in town by
Mrs B. Moore.
Miss Edith Cordes of Troy is at
home for few days.
Mrs Peter Grady, formerly of Ben
nington, late of " illiamstown, died
at the North Adams hospital Sunday
noon. She was AZ years old. She
leaves a number Of relatives in Ben
nington.
John futile of Manchester is visit
ing his brother Style of SOB Main st.
c, NJ. Wood and j. H. Kelso we're
in Troy Saturday.
Grand Chief Patriarch E. A. Cole
OF Newport was present at a meeting
of Mansur encampment Saturday
night.
John f. Walsh goes this week to
Montreal on business.
Miss Lillian Temple has resigned
her position in the Telephone exchange
at Brattleboro, and returned Satur-
day.
Joseph Daley is home from Boston
for few days vacation.
Bennington Court Foresters of
America have announced social hop
in their rooms for New Years eve.
Miss Theresa Phalen who has been
visiting here, has returned to her home
in Utica, N. Y.
A slight fire in the rear of the
French parochial school on School-st
last evening did some damage to the
roof, and inside by water 1t turned
out to be nothing but a chimney burn
ing out, and no alarm was given.
Miss Cora Root of Elizabeth, n. Y.
is visiting her mother, w. A. Root.
The basket ball game between the
b. b. Il. and Williams OF scheduled
for Wednesday night has been can
celled There will be NJ games in lii
brary hail until after the holidays on
account Of the inconVeniences caused
the other occupants OF the block.
There will probably be a game at Acad-
envy hall on Friday evening".
Frank Daggesse entertained a party
at whist Saturday evening. There
we're five tables. The first prize was
won by Miss Eva BeIeau second, r.
Dagesse; third, Margaret Dagesse.
Twenty four people were present. Re
freshments were served.
Bowman Nottingham of Rutland was
il town on business Monday.
W. II. Fuller was entertained during
his stay in town at the home of W. d.
Newton, POI Union street
The dates for king JolIity" have
been fixed for Dec. 30, and Jan. ?.
Mansur encampment will work the
Patriarchal degree Monday night
Earl Darling will enter Troy Bust
ness college, January 4th.
John Madison spent Sunday in
SALISBURY.
j. NJ. Watson of Manchester Ceuter
is visiting friends in town
Mr. and Mrs H. w. Myers spent Sun
day in North Adams visiting their
daughter, Mrs Robert Watt.
S. H. Robinson of POS South Street,
celebrates his S0th anniversary of his
birthday by entertaining few friends.
Charles Rice of Paper Mill village
was arrested Monday morning on a
charge of intoxication, and is now in
Jail awaiting hearing before Judge
Bates. Sheriff Godfrey made the ar
rest.
Christmas evergreen wre8ths, 10, 10,
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