Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-05-21
READSBORO

william welsH Of Bennington spent
Sunday at Oscar Chase's.
f. II. Newton was iD New York the
first OF TIE week. on business.
Mrs. Melissa blanchard OF Whining
ton spent suoday with Mrs. Phoebe
Hicks.
Mrs. f Ell Howe aud son Roy spent
Sunday with her ster, Mrs. CanedN
in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Sarah Brown and Ruth Crosier,
ho have been 10 Denver, Coll, for
over a year, returneo home last Fri
DAY.
w. D. Howe, Dr. Perry and Thos.
Cenedy are attending the Grand Lodge
OF Odo Fellows at ERosburg Falls this
week
Willis 3. Jordon was arrested ~
North Adams last SATURDAY for drunk
enness, ard was sentenced to 20 days
in toe house Of correction.
A. B, Clark, treasurer Of the Reads
toro Chair Manufacturing Company
VAS in Cleveland, Chicago and St.
Louis On business this week.
Miss Burdick and Miss Golden, who
have been visiting at the Davis Mine
and Developing Company, returned to
.heir homes in Troy last week
II. C. Cox. who has been employed
by the Bullock Manufacturing Com
rany for over year, returned to his
home 10 Cooley, N. T., last week.
A fair crowd went over to North
Adams last Tuesday night to hear
1.-THE Tanning Of the Shrew, at the
Empire theatre and pronounced it very
good.
Tue members Of the A. L. Pike
Post. G. A. r., will attend the Bap-
tiss church 10 body next Sunday at
II a m., tn hear a sermon by the Rev
G. f. W. Hill,
The fire department was rallied out
about 2.30 a. M. Saturday, 10 a FIRE at
the plant of the Resdsboro Gold Min
ing Company, caused by an overbested
furnace The FIRE was pct out with
out having to use hose, by few pals
OF water No damage to speak Of, but
had the FIRE got under way it might
have been serious, as it is located SO
near the mills Of the Readsboro Chair
Manufacturing Company.
Ernest C. Baker and Miss Hattie
Douglass we're married Monday after
noon by Rev. G. f. Cahee. Both are
very popular 10 Readsboro, Mr.. Baker
being a contractor, and until recently
was in partnership with Henry Doug
lass, father OF the bride. The bride
aud groom left on the afternoon train
for wedding trip and will attend the
Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows which
was held at Eposburg this week. We
extend congratulations TO both and
wish them long and happy life.
At 1O.3Oa. ID. Memorial Day, mem.
bers OF G. A. r., school children and
citizens will assemble on the school
grounds and headed by the Society
Trentina band will march to the Gem
etery and decorate the graves. When
they return a lunch will be served for
school children on the school grounds,
At two p. M. ell are requested to meet
at Music hall to listen to an address
by the Rev. G. F. W. Hill, pastor OF
the Baptist church. There will also be
music by the Society Trentina band
and songs and reeitations by school
children.
Mrs. Daisy Perry, wife Of Dr. @ A.
Perry, died at Ter home last Thursday
night Nay IA, after lingering illness
Of nearly year, which terminated in
tuberculosis OF the bones. She was
Che daughter of F. Q. Dunn and wife
of Rowe, Mass She leaves two broth
ers and one half sister. Mrs. Perry
was q woman held in high esteem by
all who knew her and her loss will be
deeply felt by the whole community.
NJ uch sympathy is extended to DR..
Perry and family. The funeral was
held Sunday, the 18th, at p. M, at
the Baptist church Rev. G. F. W. Hill
ofiiating. Odd Fellows and Daugh-
ters Of Rebekah attended in body,
Mrs. Perry being a member Of the
later order. The interment was at
Sherman.