The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-16

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CITY.
Simeon Bottum of Gage st is danger.
ously i'll.
Miss Anna Quinn hasgone to Airing
ton for few days visit.
Frank Ray Camp S. of v. will give
a dance in their hall Thursday even
ing. All are invited.
j, T. Hurlbert is to move soon from
Washington street to J. L. Firms
house on Union street.
Mrs H! S. Wilson and daughter of
Arlington have been spending few
days in town with friends.
Rev Leopold Knoll OF Hoosick Falls
will preach in st Peters church Sunday
in exchange with the rector.
Lulu Gokay, who broke her ankle
early in the winter, is able to get
around with the aid of crutches.
Mrs T. King of Bethel has been
spending few days with her parents
Mr. and Mrs B. G. Howe of the Putnam
house.
"When Women Love" at the opera
house tonight, is drama OF the high
est type and is most pleasing in every
particular.
A musical and literary entertain
ment wi Il be given in the parlors OF
the NJ. f. church on Friday eve, Mar.
Is, by the ladies of circle Nos.
Herbert L. Keller Of Cold Brook, N.
Y, recent graduate of the Albany
Business College has accented a posi-
ton with Charles Cooper of this city.
1t is understood that Micheal Healey
one of the old resipents Of the village
is intending to go to New York to re-
side with some of his children in that
city.
1t is stated that Mrs Albert Sutton
whose husband recently died in Need
ham, Mass will shortly remove to Ben
nington and make her home with her
mother, Madam Lowrie.
Mrs O. d. Adams fell Tuesday after
noon while crossing the road 10 front
of H. II. Webster's on South st and
fractured the bones Of her wrist. She
will be laid up some time.
Mrs Froude, trained nurse who
has attended a number OF cases here,
died in a hospital at Troy last week,
after undergoing. an operation for APP
pendicitis. She was highly esteemed
here.
The Bennington Basket Ball team
will 90 to Fort Edward Thursday,
where they will play the Sauerlee
Hose Five. Gokay and Harbour will
not go but their places viii be filed
by Ayres and Donnelly.
The good results of license were in
evidence again yesterday during the
entire day. According to law every
saloon was closed, not an intoxicated
manwas seen on the street, neither was
there any wrangling in the hall.
d. G. Burt is home with a sprained
shoulder caused by falling on the ice
and snow as he wa leaving his house
Tuesday morning. The snow and ice
OF that morning caused several TO fall.
One woman whose name could not
be learned had quite a severe fall on
Main street.
Under the new arrangement of trains
between here and Troy the early train
over the Boston and Main with which
the one from here connects, now starts
from North Adams, so that the numer-
Gus delays that have existed for the !
last few months it is claimed will not
take place any longer.
The Young Womans club will fur
nish the turkey supper for the Knights
of Pythias convention to be held here
this evening. Two twenty pound tur-
keys have been secured by Marketman
Reed, so there will be enough to go |
around. Covers are to be laid for six
ty.
List of letters remaining uncalled |
for in the post Office for the week end
ing Mar 14th. ChRs Bates, Jos Blair,
Dennis Brennan, John Carr, j. II
German, j. George Loring, L. 7. La
veil, Master Louis, Warren Madison,
M. It. O'Shea, Darwin Rider, David |
Short. Marie Colvin, Stella Griswold,
Miss Knapp, Mrs Margaret Lawrence,
Mrs Jos Myers, Mrs Laura Plant, Miss
Doddool, Ars lula Tbroo Hlourv