The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-16
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Fred Dunn moved from Mrs Matti-
sons house on Saturday, into the
house recently built by G. Bronson.
Charles Hard and Miss Alice Dun
ton of Arlington called on friends here
on Saturday,
Mr. Gunisous Sill move from Yer
non Coles house into HRS Ella HaW-
kin's tenement.
Mrs Higgins will move into one OF
N. Hawkins tenements from the Mrs
Ella Hawkins place.
Frank Galipoe has bought Joseph
Tacy's house and will move as soon
as Mr. Tacy takes possession of the
place bought of Mrs Burleson.
Mrs c. S. Madison was in Troy and
Albany one day last week, she went to
see Mrs Thompson who is cunning
slowly but we trust surely.
Miss Jennie Hastings expects 10 go
to visit her sister, Mary next Friday
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Howard Baily expects to,return this
week to his western home. His wife
and Mrs Burleson to join him later
They remain here until after they can
attend to removing Mr. Burleson's
body from the vault for burial.
Rev W. e Thompson was inAlbany
on Saturday, hopes to remove his
wife about the 25th.
Mr. Mooney moves on to N. Hawkins
farm. Merle Spencer will move in
where he vacates.
The old Tacy homestead will be va.
Gated by thatfamily soon, as the most
Of the family will be in Joseph Tacy's
home. Samuel Tacy will remain in the
village boarding with his uncle, Frank
Galipoe will be nearer his market.
There will be dime social under
the auspices of the Epworth League
given at the home of Mrs C. S. Matti-
son on Wednesday eve of the present
week.
The Misses Margaret and Alice Ball
spent Saturday with Mrs Hermon Niles
Hiram Madison who has had quite
sharp attack of the grip is able
to be up around little.
Mr. Hyneckis moving his belongings
to North Bennington to the Stanley
farms. G. Z. Buck will hire his farm
work done this year.
Mr. Higgins has been idle some few
weeks with an injured hand and was
visiting his sister in Rutland last week.
Louis Madison is expected home for
the Easter vacation from WATERFOWL
Mass.
Mrs A. b. Hawkins was summoned
to her father at Bennington on Sunday
morning
George Eddy has impro we'd so much
of late that they will not remove from
here for the present, the climate seems
favorable for him. Miss Eddy, his
daughter is visiting friends in and
about their former home, Lansingburg
after having spent some time with Mrs
Adams at Bennington.
Considerable time is being spent
now drilling for the tom Thumb"
wedding. Quite an elaborate trousseau
is being fashioned. With the marriage
and the entertainm ent given, it will be |
one OF the incest that has been our |
pleasure to have. The little children are |
learning their parts finely No pains !
will be spared to make this a success.
Under the able direction OF Mrs f. l.. |
Madison and Mrs Edward Millington |
the wedding arrangements will be |
directly arranged. The recitations !
are in the hands of Mrs Percy, the
music under the direction OF Miss lone
Eddy. Refreshments viii be served.
Mrs Myers is keeping house for Mr.
Thompson and will care for his wife on
her return until she is able to-be
about.
William Young is having some ap-
pendiX trouble the Doctor hopes to
avert an operation. !
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