The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-09-01
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Hall, North Bennington Sept 9th
Lakes full orchestra will furnish the
music.
Miss Mary Magee and Richard
Burke are visiting in Saratoga.
Chas B. Wall, Jr., and son, Wen
dell, are spending the day in Troy.
Misses Florence Hathaway and
Nellie lockwood drove to the Cam
bridge Fair Wednesday.
lis tickets we're sold at the loca
station Thursday morning for the
Cambridge Fair and 40 for Chatham
Fair.
Miss Nora McDorough and Miss
Nora Driscoll returned to Hoosick
Falls Wednesday after visiting Miss
Agnes Quinlan COR several days.
Miss Mamie Lonergan has returned
after week s visit in Saratoga.
About 20 from here enjoyed picnic
at Battlefield park Wednesday. This
seems to be popular place for pic
MICS this summer.
Lawrence Griswold, O. B. Cleve-
land, Dean Martin, Miles Walsh, Cliff
ford Aldrich and Chas Thompson re-
turned Wednesday from Hedges Lake.
Miss Lillian Thomas of Greenfield,
who has been the guest of Mrs Bar
bara Moore returned Wednesday
morning. She has secured a position
as teacher in Westerly, r. |.
Miss Mary Tatlo as returned from
a visit of three weeks in Montreal.
Mrs ]. f. Camp and son, who have
been in Hoosick Falls for several
days, returned Wednesday.
In the Northern League Wednesday
Rutland took Burlingtons scalp again
defeating the nine from the lake city
II to I. At st Adams the Hyphens
were twice defeated by the home team,
8 to and to ,.
Fred o. Graves has sold his house
on Washington st formerly occupied
by Supt A. w. Varney to Harry Will.
oughby who will move it to his lot
near the lower end OF the same st.
DR. w. E. Putnam has bought of H.
W. Putnam two building lots on the
north side of Gage st between School
and Park streets and has broken
ground for two new houses there.
Mrs Minnie Coon of Penn Yam, n.
Y, is spending the week with her aunt,
Mrs Mary a. Barber of Gage st.
Mrs j. W. Bird and daughter Lena
Of Northampton, Mass, who have been
her brother, VIM r. Sears for
a week, will return to her home to
morrow. Mrs Bird was former resi-
dent.
II. G. Grossman of Troy is spending
lis vacation with friends here.
Considerable repairs are being made
% the house in the Lyons district be-
onging to the estate of the late Mrs
Andrew Clifford.
The dairy of John Graves, of
Waits6eld was tested last week and
'ut of twenty-five head seventeen were
ound to be diseased and were slaugh-
cred.
The funeral of Mrs Robert Hamliu
will be held from the home of Mrs Nc
1owen Friday afternoon at o o'clock.
Miss Carrie Wood who has been Wis
ting in New Rochelle, N. Y, returned
Wednesday.
Mrs George Jepson spent the first
'art of the week in Schenectady.
Frank NJ, Gallagher is at Lake Co.'S
ayuna for few days.
Miss Florence March is visiting in |
eagle Bridge.
Judge mason drove MS fancy pair |
If horses tothe Cambridge fair yester-
lay and they attracted much attention.
Mrs Null was the winner in the shoe
hub at the Bennington shoe store last
vening,
Miss NJ. f. Bell of Albany who has
zen visiting Mrs Laura Cole for
Teek, went home today.
Miss Josephine Tyler of Brattleboro
as taken position in the Office of E.
!. Sibley.
G. A. Lincoln of Castleton visited
riends here yesterday.
Albert Unger has gone to Chatham