The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-06
P0WNAL.

Miss Jennie Day, of Hartman,
Tenn, who was born in Pownal when
her father, the late Rev Arthur Day,
was pastor of the Baptist church, was
married June 23rd to Rev f. G. Drex-
Ter, of Chicago, Ill. The groom is a
graduate of Grocer Theological semi
nary and has accepted call to the
pastorate of the Baptist church in
Minot, county seat in North Dakota.
Miss Tilbury of England has been
visiting Mrs Geo Barber.
Mrs Carrie Cadworth and niece, of
Blackinton, Mass, have been the
guest, Of Samuel Wright.
Several from this village attended
the clam bake in Hoosick, Monday.
The old district school house, now
used for barn, has been moved
again and probably reached its final
resting place. Fred Bump has moved
it to his land on the east side of North
Church st. This is the building that
formerly stood in the north east cor
ner of the grounds now occupied by
Arthur G.. Parker. Our older resi-
dents look back to it as the scene of
their school day experiences and here
the late Hon Henry Hall taught school
more than sixty years ago.
DIR Lawrence Ladd of North Adams,
Mass, spent the fourth with his par
ents.
a petition is being circulated for
another RID route.
Last Friday T. H. Hall left for a
stay Of several weeks in the west He
will visit his mother in Chicago and
his brother in Iowa.
Monday Edward Lampmam was
kicked in the face by a horse which he
had led out to water. The horse, after
drinking, suddenly turned and kicked
him. His face was bruised but no
bones were broken.
The Misses Lincoln returned last
Friday from their visit to Canaan,
Conn.
Rev and Mrs j. c. Mitchell are en-
tertaining gentleman from Westfeld,
Mass.
Miss Carrie Parker started last week
for visit with her sister and other
relatives in Chautauqua county N.
Y. She expects to be absent several
weeks.
Mrs Jane Mason, of North Adams,
NJ ass has been visiting her cousins,
Mrs Solomon and Miss Alice Myers.
Her friends are glad to know that her
health is somewhat improved,
John Harder, of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting at G. W. Hudson's. Master
Harder while only boy of IA years is
quite an electrician having already
done a quantity of electrical work in
Mr. Hudson's house,
The families of Rev F. w. Klein,
G.. w. Hudson and Geo Hont enjoyed
picnic Independence Day at the
"Cold Spring" on the west side of the
river.
w. G. Parker was beaten in the
Tennis Tournament single of the
North Adams Country Club Monday,
sets to /. In the donbles with his
partner DR. Hall, he came out ahead
in one match'and lost the second.
Mr. and Mrs j. Bechard have re-
turned from their weeks visit to
their cid home in Chatham, Ontario.
Mrs A. Paradise and two children
of Adams, Mass, are at the home of
Mrs Paradise's parents here for a
brief stay.
Joseph j. Bechard and wife are in
New York doing the town. The last
hing we heard from Joe he had just
purchased the NATL Bank of the
Metropolis. If his word in the matter
is to be believed he must have struck
"gold brick" with more than a sur
face gliding.
The Brookside Inn has large num-
ber of names of men, to whom they
are forbidden to sell liquor
The Baptist Society is to hold a
lawn party next Tuesday evening,
June 18th on the parsonage lawn.
Celia McCumber will favor the gather
ing with selections on his Victor Talk.
ing machine and other music may be