Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-04-30
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Mrs John H. Leahy.
Mrs c. n. Powers and Miss Mary
Burt we're in Troy Wednesday.
The street sprinkler made its first
appearance for the season on Tues
day.
The Rev DR. Seymour will speak at
Clover hall Sunday afternoon at $50
o'clock.
Misses Catherine and Carrie Kelley
have been spending several days with
friends in Troy.
Henry Roster is spending the week
in New York city in the interest of
Il. Roster & Co.
Bennington Council, X. c., will
work the second degree on Al members
Friday evening, May l.
Misses Alice Foley and Fannie Gull
lion, who have been visiting friends
in Troy, have returned home.
The High school base ball nine will
go to Manchester Saturday and play
a game with the Burr and Burton nine.
Thomas Keller of Cohoeslhas taken
the position of boss carder in Brad
ford's mill vice John Luton resigned.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be observed at the Old First
church on Sunday morning at eleven
o'clock.
The Barracks of the Baptist church
will cross bats with team from the
Y. NJ. G. A. at the flatiron Saturday
at 4:3O p. m.
Mrs F. B. Edgerton, accompanied
by her sister, Miss Helen Toohey of
Cohoes, spent Sunday with relatives
in Salem, N. Y.
Miss Maude Belden was one OF the
invited guests at the ''ladies night
party given by the Eeshobe Club of
Rutland, Monday evening.
B G. Howe arrived here from St
Johnsbury Monday. Tomorrow
morning he will take charge of the
Putnam house as owner and manager.
The personal estate of Mrs Hannah
Warren, mother of John Henry War
rem, who recently died at her home in
Green Island, is being appraised to-
day.
Daniel Keller. superintendent of the
Bradford knitting mill has leased r.
o. Goldsmith house on Valentine-st.,
and will remove his family from
Cohoes to this place.
At the Methodist church next Sun
day morning at $50 O'Clock there will
be Love Feast. In the morning
public service the pastor will speak on
GA Brave Soldier, and in the even
ing on Delay" The evening service
will begin at 7,30 O'Clock,
The annual meeting Of the Grand
Council Of Vermont Knights of Colum-
bus will be held in Barre next week
Tuesday. d. A. Guiltinan, past state
deputy grand knight, and William f
Toomey, grand knight of the local
council, will attend.
Ground has been secured for an
athletic field north of the Holden q
Leonard mill. The work of grading
and getting it into shape has been
commenced. The necessary funds are
being raised by subscription nearly
800 already having been pledged. 1t
is the intention to enclose the grounds
with high board fence. The grounds
will be available for football, base
ball and other games.
The annual meeting of the grand |
lodge N. E. o. p. OF Vermont was
held in Burlington Tuesday Mrs
Herbert Marsden who is member OF
that body attended. Those represent
ing Walloomsac lodge were w. A.
Peart, Mr. and Mrs George N. Phillips
and f. +. Vail. The annual meeting
of the supreme grand lodge of the or
der will be held in Hartford Ct, May
u. Mrs Marsden who is also a MEM
Der of that body will attend.
The annual meeting of Monument
Social Club was held Monday even
ing. The following officers were elect
ed President, A. w. BREASTED; sec
rotary, j. II. Habberley; treasurer,
L. A. Graves. These with the follow
ing will comprise the board of manag-
ers for the coming year: II. F. Rob
inson, Charles Barnes, Ward L.
Lyons, Harrison 1. Norton, Geo w.
Keeseman, S. II. lockwood, r. F.
Rawson and Frank E. Howe.