The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-09-28
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Mrs Tobias Stork and daughter
Goldie, are spending few days will
Mrs Charles H. Potter This is thu
first visit of Mrs Stork in eighteen
years to this village. The family were
for several years residents, when MI
Stork was a we'll known business mar
Of the village.
j. H. Habberly and w. L. Gokay
expect to start tomorrow for st Louis
to visit the exposition.
Arvle Eldred of North Pownal has
been elected treasurer of the Senior
class at Williams college.
The neutrality-suspicious. football
game will be played tomorrow after.
noon.
Mrs E. W. Bradford and Mrs C. Fl.
Dewey returned from Boston Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Anna Park returned Tuesday
to Woodford City. She has as guest
Mrs Olin Scott.
Mrs Turner of Chicago and Mrs
j. V. D. S. Merrill are enjoying a
outing in Lennox and Stockbridge. n
Mrs J. D. Stehman and mother, Mr.
Krieder are in Albany for the day.
E. Z. Hart left Wednesday morning
for Brattleboro. He will visit several
other places and return Friday.
Mrs NJ. B. Middleton is spending a
few days in Woodiord city.
Mrs Mary A. Haynes and her guest
Mrs Dearborn, are spending few
days in Weston.
Mrs Hugh Kane who has been the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs c. S. Perry left
Wednesday morning for Williams
town.
Col and Mrs Thomas Harmon are in
Brattleboro attending the fair.
Mrs Tobias Stork and daughter,
who are visiting he-e, are on their way
home after passing the summer at the
White Mountains.
Joseph, infant son of Mr. and Mrs
NJ. Fredette of North Pownal died
Monday and was buried Tuesday
The Valley fair at Brattleboro be-
gan this morning and will continue
tomorrow. This is its 18th
year and during that time
it has never had to contend with
rainy day.
Mrs Daniel Merriman and Miss
Blanche Silver are visiting in New
York.
Miss Julia Hayes is quite i'll at her
home on Gage st.
Mrs Charles Harbour was i'll the
first of the week but her condition is
much improved.
Miss Ruth Graves left Wednesday
to enter private school in
New York.
Chas Ayres has gone to New York
TO enter Columbia.
Rev Bishop Michaud of Burlington
was at East Dorset Sunday where he
preached and confirmed quite large
class.
James C. Reilly of Rutland is here
Tor couple of days.
Miss Nelly Coffey has been spending
a few days with friends in Walling-
lord.
]. G. McCreedy of Saratoga Springs
Is in town for few days.
Miss Lizzie Parent OF Burlington is
4 guest of Miss Belle Marsden,
Miss Lillian Strunk is visiting her
mother, Mrs ]. B. Bingham.
Richard Maak of Boston is visiting
lis sister, Mrs j. b. Bingham.
All persons interested in foot ball
ire requested to meet at the K of G
'ooms Thursday evening at 1870 to or
,anize Bennington foot ball team.
Miss Kittie Jensen has taken a po-
ition as clerk in the Harry Levin
tore on North street.
NJ. o. Leighton, connected with the
photographic branch of the geological
urvey of the general government has
,een a guest OF E. L. Bates, secretary
# civil and military affairs.
T. A. Davenport and Joseph Peller!
q are spending the day in Lansing
urg, Troy, Schenectady, and Water
ord.
Fourteen young people enjoyed .
ide to forth Pownal and supper at
he Elmwood hotel Tuesday evening.
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