The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News OF the Town andI. village Told
Briefly FsruBusy Readers

formerly pastor of the Madison avenue
Baptist church, will preach in the
Baptist church Sunday. The report
of the church treasurer for quarter
ending June 30 shows that the total
receipts we're S770. The expenditures
were S769. The total liabilities includ-
ing a note of 5000 at one of the banks
are S642 66.
Mrs Philip Schuyler and children
will spend the month of August at
Silver Lake near Brandon.
Misses Annie Mccormack and Min
ME Riley, of New York, are at the
lockwood farm for several weeks.
George Gaskell, a son of Justice
Gaskell, justice of the Massachusetts
Supreme court, residing in Worcester,
Mass, is visiting friends here
Henry Mars OF Winooski is a visitor
at II. L. Stillson's. Miss Fannie Still
lson is also home from Brooklyn for
her summer vacation.
Mrs Stephen Smith and son OF
Schenectady are visiting her siste
Mrs Ellis Hulett of Bennington.
Miss Julia Madison ami Miss Liz
zie Remington are visiting on the Con-
necticut coast.
Miss Mabel Livingston was in Will
Jamestown portion of last week
The entrance to the Bennington
County Savings Bank, of which A. B.
Valentine was president, is draped in
mourning in his honor.
VIM T. Barratt has gone to Win
socket. Il. /. on business.
Rev Edward Conover entertained
few young men of the Baptist church
at his home on Valentine st Tuesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs Cassius Peck Jr., came
from Burlington to attend the funeral
OF her father, Maj A. B. Valentine.
They went home Tuesday.
Miss Katherine Morrissey has Just
graduated with honors from the Troy
Business college where she has been
taking a course in bookkeeping, steuo-
graphy and typewriting.
Archibald Cavanaugh of Troy was
the guest of the Misses Adams of
School st over Sunday.
r. II. Mott and wife, of Cohoes. are |
visiting with Mrs Lucy L. Rocky cd. |
The horse of Z. A. Davenport's !
bakery wagon became restless Mon
day afternoon while the baker was in a
house on North st and started to walk !
down the street While attempting to
turn the corner at Adams st the wagon
was overturned and an assortment of
pies, cakes and cookies were spread
around on the ground.
Mrs A. b. Valentines condition is
slightly improved today.
Mrs Moulds, who has been staying
at Willard Roses, has returned to
Newark.
Mrs w. H. Bradford has issued in
to an afternoon reception in
honor of Mrs Chester J. Reynolds of
South Bend, Ind. to be given next
Thursday afternoon July 81.
Misses Anna and Nellie Griffin have
home after two weeks visit
with an aunt, Mrs Nealon, in Hoosick
Falls
r. A. Dean, of the first national
bank is taking his vacation in the
northern part of the state.
In the Northern League games yes
erday, st Adams defeated Rutland in
A II inning game, score 5 to 1. The
lyphens defeated Burlington by
score to l. In the Inter state games
Fair Haven defeated Glens Falls,
score to 0.
F. B. Pope is in Troy on business.
Miss Sarah Healey of New York
md Miss Agnes Healey of Troy are
pending their vacation with relatives
q town.
Harry Buss is being employed at
he Postal Telegraph Office while Will
RUSSELL is suffering from bicycle &C.
,ident.
Several changes have recently been
made in the office of DR. L. H. Ross.
\ large window has been put in on the
outh side.
The base ball game with Hoosick
sails for Saturday is cancelled. Hoo.
lick had cold feet and backed out.
A sudden attack at night of some
orm of bowel complaint may come to