The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-09-22
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Miss Mary Sanford of Bennington
Center will soon build $4,000 barn.
j. T. Remington has the contract
Leslie Morse has rented his house
on Brooklyn st TO Edward Snow for
the winter.
Freeman Cook and Guy and Clarence
Morse attended the Manchester fair
Wednesday.
Nelson Kennon will attend the Green.
field fair this week and spend the week
with relatives there.
Miss Isabelle Lombard is at Ben
nington Center few days from Troy.
Miss Mary Sanford entertained the
members of the Young Woman's club
with pratical talk given in their
rooms Wednesday evening.
The funeral of the late f. d. Har-.
low was held at the second Congo
church yesterday afternoon. The
bearers were: Col Thomas Harmon,
w. B. Sheldon A. c. Loomis, John
V. Carney. VIM. f. Hawks and L. L.
Fillmore. Mrs l.. H. Ross sang. The
remains were taken to st Johnsbury
this morning.
Maj Henry D. Fillmore went with
Miss Fannie Fillmore to Poughkeepsie
Thursday.
Miss Helen Gavin of Troy is the
guest of Mrs Thomas Slattery.
John Hayes and Mortimer Townsend
are among those attending the Man
chester fair today.
a band concert will be giveE at the
Soldiers Home Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
George Burke and Miss Annie Burke
have returned to Utica after visiting at
George Lees.
Mrs Mary Hathaway returned We'd
nesday from visit in Ayre.
Mrs Frank Edgerton is visiting in
Cohoes and Amsterdam.
The Ostranders of Albany will play
base ball here Saturday. 1t is the
last game of the season.
Frederick Peake who recent moved
here from Chatham has taken post
ion with the Coy Babcock company. To-
Mrs E. B. Sanford and son who are
the guests of Mrs Bert willard, have
been in Manchester for two days.
A meeting will be held at the Sold
iers' Home tomorrow evening at 100
under the direction of the YMCA. The
Rev G. S. Mills will preach aud Mrs
j. d. Stehman will sing.
The mercury this morning registered
SO above zero, the coolest thus far of
the season. There was quite a frost.
Recent letters received state that Is
aac Sauborn who was lately shot in
Enfield, n. H., and which was suppos-
ed for while to be fatal, is much i'm
proved and will probably recover.
Officer Russell went to Rutland We'd
nesday and took to the house of cor
rection Warner Johnson, who will
serve 147 days in that institution for
assault on Robert Todd. Johnson's
eyes looked as if he had been assault
ed.
Joseph Meredith of New York is in
town visiting his parents.
Boys and girls are made an attract
i've offer by the Little Princess COM
pany See the advertisement in an
other column.
Wanted A number OF pretty, we'll
built girls from II to l6 years of age
to appear with ''The Little Princess"
Apply at O'Clock Friday, Kilfoil,
Opera House.
Miss Katie Grace won the pair of
shoes in the Bennington shoe store
club last evening. The Y club will
have a drawing this evening.
Circle No. 2 of the NJ. Il. church of
North Bennington met with Mrs n. A.
Kennon Sept. IA. Light refreshments
we're served. The coffee was drunk
out of china cups over 100 years old.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for at the post Office are Miss S. 7. Ca.
sey, Mrs Flora Parker, Miss o. II.
Hayes, Miss Mary Schrien, Miss
Mary Shonshaber, Fred Mahen, Geo.
W. James, p. Yostens, W. 7. Emerson,
Ralph T. Callwill and d. j. Duesen-