The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-04-30
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Miss Irene Davis is in Troy today
AL Rice is i'll at his home on Silver
street.
Henry Knapp is quite i'll at his home
on Stafford street
Mrs Arthur Austin and daughter
have gone to Holyoke, Mass.
Mrs Fred Remington of Beech street
who has been i'll, is improving.
Mrs Edward W. Bradford has gone
to Atlantic City for weeks visit
D. A. Baldwin has gone to Manches-
ter to attend the funeral ofhis uncle,
Charles Baldwin.
Sanford ]. Kelsey left this morning
for Whiting, Vt, to visit his father,
G. B. Kelsey, who is quite i'll.
Lovers of the circus will be pleased
to learn that the Walter L. Main show
is scheduled for Bennington, June 8.
States Attorney Stakeholder and
Deputy Sheriff John Nash went to
Pownal this afternoon to investigate
the recent alleged white cap outrage.
The 6 O'Clock meeting of the Congre-
gational c. E. society Sunday evening
will be led by Harry Bates. Topic:
Answered Prayers " All are well
come to attend.
Mrs Justin Kellogg and daughter,
Mrs Reynolds Tillinghast of Troy, who
have been in Colorado Springs several
months, have returned. They will be
at Bennington Center during the sum-
mer months.
Master George Noveck is seven
years old today. Last evening his
mother entertained party of ten chill
dren in his honor and the little folks
had delightful time, Refreshments
were served.
James Grennan, while crossing Main
street yesterday afternoon in front of
the opera house, slipped and turned
his ankle. He was assisted into the
late j. 7. Shurtletf's drug store where
the injury was properly treated.
The First annual meeting of Ver-
mont Good Roads Association will be
held in Montpelier next week We'd
nesday. Governor Mccullough will
be present and reply to the address of
welcome that will be given by Mayor
Cory.
Cashier G. H. Cone, wife and son
are expected home from Arizona, on
the ninth or tenth of May. Latest re-
ports from Mr. Cone are to the effect
that he is much better in health, and
that his western trip has greatly bene-
flied him.
The LIST of January, Past Grand
Vice Warden John w. Gale OF st
Johnsbury offered cash prizes to the
NEOP lodges making the largest in
crease in benefit members before March
81. Walloomsac lodge of this town
received the third prize.
The suits of John Reed and John
Corners against F. H. Wright brought
to recover for labor on the Wright
lumber job in Woodford have been
settled anddiscontinued, payment hav-
ing been made in full. C. A. Maurer
was attorney for Reed and Corners.
The hour Of the morning service at
the2nd Congregational church is chang
ed from II O'Clock to l0:45. The pas.
tor will preach. The Communion will
be observed. Mrs Ida Vose Wood
bury, Field Secretary OF the American
Missionary Association, will speak in
the evening at 1880.
A session of the supreme court will
commence in Montpelier May 10th.
These Bennington County cases are
set for hearing, state VS. The
Klondike Machine company, state
VS. Charles Morse, state VS. Eugene
Sargood, and John Doyle. Several
decisions relative to the
Vermont license law are expected the
first day of the term.
Mr. ord NJ, VIZ Wy Del. -