The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-18
News OF the Town andI:lvilaae Told
Briefly Fer Busy Readers

was the guest of her cousin, Mrs Vim.
LOOMS several days last week.
Leon E. Story sang in the Metho-
dist church Sunday in place of Arthur
f. HOLSTER, who is taking avacation
Geo w. Keeseman and A. w.
BREASTED were guests Sunday at Lake
Bomoseen of Charles Metzker of Rut-
land.
Misses Bessie and Minnie Sibley
left Monday for Lake Bomoseen
where they will spend a week.
William H. Sheldon of West Somer-
Vile is the guest of e. B. Patterson.
Miss Fannie Thatcher has returned
from a visit with her sister in Oneida,
N. Y.
Hubert Hart has returned from his
vacation.
John Murphy and DR. Grennan of
Schenectady spent Sunday in town.
Miss Mamie Gaaney, of Hoosick
Falls, was the guest OF Miss McDer-
mott over Sunday.
Deputy Head Consul John Seth,
of the Modern Woodmen of America,
is in town to open local camp of
Woodmen. Mr. Seth comes nightly
recommended from the head Office.
He established new camp last month
in South Royalton and reports IS APP
plications for last week here, and is
confident of forming a camp with a
large membership.
Tarrant Sibley and G.. Eugene
Stevens sail from Boston today for
Nova Scotia to be absent month.
Their first port will be Yarmouth and
later they will visit Digby, st John
and possibly Halifax, besides other
smaller towns, as well as lakes and
streams which abound with good fish
ing.
Levi Key, the green stamp man left
for Middlebury Monday morning.
Mrs Clarence Sibley and children of
New Jersey are stopping with Miss
Eva Sibley at Mr. Mathers on Union
St.
Miss May Sibbalds of Troy was in
town over Sunday.
Thomas Vail has been in Troy for
a week, having been operated on in
one of the Troy hospitals for appendi
citis.
Branch No ! of the StMary's Guild
meet with Mrs Ernest Lambert Thurs
day afternoon, and Branch No . with
Mrs Louis Tiffany same day.
The Misses May LaMarre and Wini-
fred Adams and several other friends
are camping in Woodford for few
days.
Mrs Sarah J. Arnold, aged 81, died
at her home in Cambridge, N, Y,
last Friday morning, She was a sister
of J. II. Livingston of this village,
who attended the funeral services Sun
day afternoon.
James Bassett, who compiled some
mortality statistics printed in the
Banner Saturday, states that the list
includes only we'll known people and |
does not claim 10 be a complete list.
f. 7. Griswold has engaged J. Z. |
Holton, prominent New York artist,
to paint one or more Bennington
landscape and the work will be done |
in Griswolds window in full view of
the public.
Miss Minnie Behrer, who has been |
visiting her sister Mrs C. A. Maurer,
returned to her home in Troy this
morning.
+. o. Graves is at his farm in Hoo
sick for few weeks.
In the Northern League game Sat
urday, Rutland was shut out by Bur- |
lington with score 3 to 0. In a 10 |
inning game, the hyphens and Platts-
burg tied, and the game was called at |
shutdown, Each had scored T.
Judge John V. Carney is in Reads
boro today on probate court business.
Mr. and Mrs j W, Rice of New
York spent last week with her parents
Mr. and Mrs John Evans. Mr. Rice !
was just ready to start back Sunday
when the message was received an
nouncing the finding of the body of
Ed Evans, brother of Mrs Rice, in
the East River. Mr. Rice returned to
New York accompanied by the father
of the young man.
Mr. and Mrs John Maxon and son
Carl are visiting here couple of
weeks.
Mics Anna Ouinn has uone IN Sara