The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-08-02
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Patrick Mcclure.
Leo Jackson of Schenectady is visit
ng Mrs A Doran.
Roy Bailey of Ludlow is the CUES
of Leon Farnum.
Miss Maude Beldon is visiting
friends in Rutland.
John II. Frost and family spent
Sunday at Ichawog.
Mrs A. S. NJ. Chisholm has retur n
ed from the seashore.
Miss Sarah Burch spent Sunday in
Green Mountain valley.
Mrs Chas Goodell of Troy is visit
ing at Martin Harwood's.
Mrs Grant Harbour and daughter,
Bessie have gone to Salem.
c T Kellogg spent four days with
friends in North Adams last week.
MisssCarrie King is spending sever
al days with friends in Manchester.
Mrs L, f. Abbott and Mrs Tibbals
have gone to Biddeford Pool, Maine
John Wylie of Brooklyn, a former
resident, is spending few days here,
Harold Davenport of Troy is visit
ing his nephew, Herbert Davenport,
There we're fifteen new arrivals at
the Martin Armstrong camp Tuesday
Miss Lillian Green of Schenectady
is visiting at her home on Dewey
st.
Percy Lamb of Hoosick Falls was
the guest of Miss Grace Hufnagle Sun
day.
DIR j. Z. Young and T. A. Bryan of
Troy were recent visitors to the viii
lage.
Geo Mahon, Henry Knapp and
James Burns were in Saratoga yes
terday.
Emerson Estabrook, who has been
in poor health for several months, is
recovering.
Misses Anna McGlen and Flora
Stratton spent Sunday with friends in
Hoosick Falls.
Misses Rose and Agnes Cory of
Dorset are the guests of their sister,
Mrs w Tiffany.
Sheldon II lockwood and wife have
returned from a ten days outing on
the shores of Lake George.
Miss Florence Haskins of Rutland
is spending the week with her sister,
Mrs Fannie Wood of Gage st.
The band conce't will be held to-
morrow evening weather permitting
from the Putnam house veranda.
Rev c. w. Rowley left Tuesday
afternoon for South Hero in Lake
Jhamplain where he will spend the
week
The members of the Armstrong camp
n the western part of the town will
lold a prayer meeting tomorrow even
ng' at 7:45.
Rev and Mrs Warren Morse have
eturned from their trip to the north
nm part of the state where they pass
d several weeks.
Misses Anna and Ella Cottrell, Lura
Iorse, Blanch Woodward and Flor
nee Haskins are spending the day
It Battlefield Park.
Mrs II. p. Woodman and son ex-
ect to leave tomorrow morning for I
Averill Park to spend a couple of ,
'eeks with her mother.
Miss Pearl McWayne of Hoosick !
ais spent Saturday at Frank !
Woods. Z Statia of Frankfort, N.
> has also been spending a few days l
here.
Edward L. Bates, secretary of Civil
nd Military affairs, who has just re-
lrned from New York, reports today
lat Governor Mccullough is gaining
teadily. q
The regular meeting of Mt Anthony
napier OES will be held in Masonic
all tomorrow evening at eight
clock. The degree will be conferred
n two candidates.
The 34th annual picnic on C ochranes' =
icnic grounds at East Dorset will be Y
cid Monday August 18th. There will
music by band and by Mcconnell
nd McBrides' Orchestra.
The st Peters church Sunday
'hool will picnic in Mccullough
rove at North Bennington Wednes-
ny. The start will be from the "
arish house at 10 and the trip will be 81
y trolly cars. O
Mrs John G. Koran of Dewev at was n