The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-09-19
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AONf AVE ASo1N Aeeauohbs
Miss Sarah Chandler of Rutland is
visiting here.
Chauncey Rudd has taken position
in Reeds market.
A. NJ. Terrence has purchased ca
dellac automobile.
George Burke of Utica is the guest
of friends in town.
Miss Elizabeth Maurer left Monday
forCatskill, N. Y.
Miss Catherine Morrissey was home
from Troy over Sunday.
Miss Ethel Clark returned Saturday
from a visit in Greenwich.
d. Edward Moore has accepted a
position as clerk in Griswold's.
Buy gun where you please but see
me first. Ammunition of all kinds. j.
L. McGurk, 424 Main st.
Mrs Harriet Armstrong Bradford is
with Mrs A. S. NJ. Chisholm while she
is recovering from her recent injuries.
Battle Casey of bennington Falls
has made some changes in his cider
mill. An elevator and new press
have been installed.
Yom Kippur is being observed by
the resident jews. The observances
began Saturday and will continue un-
til this evening at sunset.
Phillip NJ. Poore left Saturday for
his home in North Adams after spend
ing his vacation with Mr. and Mrs w,
E. Bailey of 226 North street.
Branch No. of ST Mary's guild
will meet Tuesday afternoon, Septem-
: Der 20, from 3 until O'Clock at Mrs
; William n. Penfeld's of 23S Union
street.
Frank Hurley was in Saratoga last
week and was present at the sessions
of the Republican state convention.
He assisted Gartland's band OF AL
bany which furnished the music.
The delegate from the Bennington
county conference to the National Con-
gregational council which meets in Des
Moines, Ia, October Is to 20, Inclusive
is Rev Charles II. Peck of North Ber-
nington.
Fred Louzon former freight con-
ductor in the employ of the Rutland
railroad, now with the Rutland street
railroad company, goesto an Albany
hospital this week to have tumor re-
moved.
Gov Mccullough on Friday issued
a pardon to Richard Carriek, former
ly well known resident of Rutland
who three and one half years ago was
convicted of assault with intent to kill
upon his wife, and sentenced to serve
term of years.
Mr. and Mrs 4. p. Childs left Sun.
day for st Louis to attend the expos
ition Mrs Childs Will also attend
musical congress in which she will be
one of the soloists. Miss Cathleen
Sherman, daughter of Mrs Childs,
will accompany them, but before they
return home will go to California
where she will spend the winter.
George r. Mathers and Il. T. Cot
trell have greatly improved the APP
pearance of their houses by newly
painting them. Charles Cooper and
DR. Wilcox are having theirs reprinted
With the Tense removed the extensive
grounts with the new paint, make the
former one of the attractive places in
the village.
Secretary of civil and military af-
fairs +. l.. Bates returned from st AL
bans Saturday. He states that Gov
Mccullough is getting along nicely
from the effects of the recent surgical
operation and will probably be able to
attend the opening session Of the com
ing legislature. The governor rides
out about every day and is gaining
strength slowly.
Former State Superintendent of Ed
ucation Mason S. Stone who recently
was appointed superintendent of
schools at Norwood, Mass, did not
take the position. He has accepted
one with the large publishing house of
d. c Heath & Co. of Boston and has
already assumed his duties. These
are to be the editing of manuscripts,
and text books that are to be used in
China and the Philippines. Mr. and
Mrs Stone will remove 20 Boston at