The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-08-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Briefly.
Told For Bnsy Readers.

Mrs Chas Bump of Waterford i,
visiting here.
Charles Curtis of Tidionta is visit
ing friends in town.
D. Edward Moore was home from
New Jersey over Sunday.
James Nc Dermott is home from
Schenectady for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Ayres are here
for few days from Oneida, N. Y,
Frank Robinson of New York spent
Sunday with Mss Fannie Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs Claire Soule have gone
to Old Selkirk on Lake Ontario to be
gone ten days.
Mr. and Mrs William Hunter of AL
bany were guests of Mr. and Mrs Har-
ny T. Cushman Saturday.
Hubert Hart returned to. day from
Chester where he was called owing to
the severe illness of his father.
Misses Mary and Margaret Temple
are spending the week at Lake Cossa-
yuma with party from Hoosick Falls.
James Mcclure Of Passaic, N. j.,
has returned after spending week
with the Misses Rogers of North street.
State Highway commissioner j. 0.
Sanford of Stamford was in town
Saturday looking over the town roads.
John O'Donnell, the obliging win
dow clerk at the post Office, left Mon
day morning to camp at Lake Emer-
aid.
Mr. and Mrs o. Z. Gibson and Mr.
and Mrs Marshal Clapp leave today to
spend few days in camp at Wood
ford.
O. b. Cleveland, Clifford Aldrich,
Charles Thompson and Miles Walsh
left Monday morning to camp at He'd
ges Lake.
Flour is now 81 per barrel, the high
est it has been in several years. Meal
is quoted at 81. 50 a hundred and corn
at SO cents per bushel.
Sir Joseph and Lady Hunter of
Liverpool, England, visited Mr. and
Mrs Charles Cooper Saturday. They
were on their way home after an ex-
terded tour through the country.
The lawn party to be given by one
Of the circles of ST Peters church at
Mrs Kate Green's on Imperial avenue
will be on Wednesday evening. The
grounds will be made especially at
tractive.
i. A. Graves has just received one |
of the neatest runabout buggies in the |
place. 1t is equipped for single or
double driving, rubber tired, light,
and quite an addition to his already
we'll supplied stable. 1t will bear in
spection.
Mr. aud Mrs f. G. Doolittle of Kelly
Corners, N. Y, who have been visit
ing NJ. d. Harwood, have goneto Shu-
shan. Mrs Doolittle will return and
spend several weeks more with friends
and relatives. This is their first visit
in several years.
Roger RamSdell, Harold Sweet and
Hubert Daley returned Saturday from
heir camping trip at Lake Emerald.
They walked all the way home coming
through East Dorset Peru, Jamaica,
Wardsboro, Wilmington and Wood
ord City. They visited friends in the
after place for few days.
Comrades Hanuon, wife and daugh-
er, n, NJ. PuIer and wife, j. c. Clark
md wife with others arrived home
rom Boston Saturday evening. While
here comrade Harmon met a former
member of his company who be had
lot seen 10 most forty years. He has
.eeu In the west since leaving the SER
ice.
How can Remington people expect
he town to grow IL they do not pat
onize home merchants, and send ont
# town for the few articles they needy
70 those who do this think the home
lerchCnt win patronize them on even f,
commend them to his friends when
ley are In need of their goods Hard