The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-05-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF thSATOwn and village Told
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| Fl. P. Woodman is in Troy today on
business.
A complete stock of fishing tackle at
Goldsm this.
Walter Patterson of Cohoes spent
Sunday here.
Prof George Ineson is in Boston
visiting friends.
The Foresters have 20 candidates for
next Monday night.
Mrs E. j. Cummings and Miss Ella
Kinney are in Troy today.
The Baptist parsonage is being
equipped with electric lights.
All kinds of garden, field and flower
seeds in bulk at Goldsmith's.
Miss Kate Madison has gone to
North Adaps to visit her mother.
The IOOF will work the first degree
Wednesday night on candidates.
George Grogan, who has been quite
ill for several weeks, is much better.
Gilbert Ransom has taken position
with Daniel Robinson for the summer
Miss Grace Sibley went today to
Lowell, Mass, for two weeks visit.
The Knights of Pythias have two
candidates for the first degree tomorrow
night
DR. c. c. Mix of New Berlin was
here yesterday the guest of Frank
Adams.
Howard Shields and family have re-
turned to them summer residence on
the hill,
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Gibney of
School ST are rejoicing over the birth
of son.
Mr. and Mrs f. c.. Bennett returned
from Washington and Old Point Com
fort Monday.
John o. Kelley Jr., a tailor, fell
down stairs Monday at Burlington
and was killed.
The advance sale of tickets for
Chauncey Olcott will go on at Gokay's
Friday morning.
Clyde Morse, who has been visiting
at his home on Division st, returned
to Williamstown today.
Mrs Beniami Shimlentsky has gone
to Saratoga to attend the wedding of
her nephew Edward Stark.
Agnes Murphy the little daughter of
Catherine Murphy of Beech St broke
her right arm while at play.
Burney and William Hayden, who
have been visiting at J. B. Mattkon's,
returned to their home In Arlington
yesterday.
The Putnam house bus has been
thoroughly repaired, repainted. etc,
and is now one of the most attractive
vehicles in the place.
Rev Philip Schuyler left this morn
ing en- route for Arlington to attend
the church district meeting. Bishop
Hall will be present.
Sheriff Godfrey shot large fish
hawk yesterday in the vicinity Of Ben
toms pond. 1t was fine specimen
measuring six # from tip to tip.
The Baptist Christian Endeavor
Society will hold it's monthly business
meeting tonight at 7-45 p. m. All in
terested in the work are requested TO
be present.
There will be reception rendered to
Rev DR. Charles W. Rowey tomorrow
evening at the church All are cordially
invited to be present and become &C
quainted with the pastor.
DR. Seymour and Miss Munroe from
the Samaritan hospital, we're here this
morning and performed an operation
for appendicitis upon the II year old
daughter of George r. Mathers.
Engineer Frank Curtis of the Boston
and Maine railroad left today for Cal |
ifornia to attend the convention of the |
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
at Los Angeles.
The new mill of Fillmore & Slade is
now in good running order and is
turning out from three and a half to
four tons of tissue paper every week
day. The demand for it is larger than
they can supply.
A local fisherman, who went out
early Sunday morning and returned |
late in the afternoon, said that there
was two fisherman for every trout |
caught. He is not very enthusiastic
over the outlook.
One of the best catches of trout seen |