The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-04
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FIX Msader has returned from his
vacation,
Geo W Richardson is here for
fss days.
rs bingham vas in Rutland yea
lsrday on railroad Business,
Miss Mabel Rogers Of AFllagion 10
the guest Of Mrs Z u canneld.
Charles sooll has been visiting Tor
a ie~ days In Manchester Cenisr.
Captain Charles n Durham Of bur.
linsion. q former resident, 10 Ia lo~a
Judse Edward l. Bates has been
eonnnsd IA The house most Of Tho uesk
by illness.
Ilenry Morse Who ras Ia Jail has
furnished bail aud boen released from
eohnnem0ni.
Nathan Decker 81 tho soldiers
Home uho has bern visiting la Middle
buoy has returned.
Mlss Lila WiGnls rcccnlly ~ the
lelphoEe exchange .vii this noon Tor
I ldney, ~. Y.
James o'Neil In tho Count Of Mon,
/ D. CFisio" 10 10 appear NJ tho opera
house Ia tho near future.
Miss Laura Gavin has rcsumfd b. r
duties al Hndson's aflcr a several days
iilness with neuralgia.
Edward J Hall returned this after
noon from lioadsboro uhcnu he VOC.
yesterday 10 Try \ case.
Mrs l. 4 Hose who has been the
guest Of her son. Frank = Have, re'
lurscd yesterday 10 Wilmington.
Miss Susan Robinson entertained q
number ~ her friends nj her homo on
Main street, IL being her birthday.
Mr. aud Mrs q l. Hudson left lhis
morning for Schenectady where they
will 10 The guest Of their son. Harry
Curtis Burt Who vent 10 NcS York
recently has secured desirable posi-
ton A. city salesman with n Wholesale
house.
States Attorney william X Daley
returned yesterday from Montpelier
where be has been representing the
) tate 10 the Sargood perjury case.
Miss Jessie LOOMS who has been
detained nj home for some time by the
illness Of her mother, resumed her
duties with Perry 4 kccseman. this
morning.
Rev Joseph Is Lyman recently OF
Barton Landing who with his wife has
been here some time supplied the pull.
Dii 10 .hc Congregational church nj
West Pawlei Sunday.
OK Wyman has come 10 Besnlng.
ton 10 reslGe. Having leased his
house on Putnam street he will reside
with his daughter Mrs Lyman Galusha
on Branch street extension.
John Tlmeski. n Pole vas Instantly
killed by n Delaware * Hudson train
at West Rutland this morning. His
body was thrown twenty feet. He
leaves q wife and two sons.
Harrington Sears will lead the
YPSCE meeting Sunday evening at
the Soc md Congregational church.
Sjme important matters OF business
will be brought before the society b,
the executive committee. Fortnightly
celebration.
Dennis Tracy paid fine for breach
OF the peace Ia municipal court this
morning. Tracy and Harry Cook, one
OF the members OF the band, had a
dispute at the band dance 10 Foresters
hall and Tracy struck Cook a severe
blow In the face.
IL Is understood that since the sale
OF the Bickford home on Dewey street
TO Fred l. Bottum, new residence
will be erected 10 Hardwick where the
Bickfords now reside. The house in
Bennington was wedding present 10
Mrs Bickford from her father, John 5
Holden.
Geo II Jepson of the Bennington
Knitting Co has been confined TO the
house a couple OF days with severe
attack OF rheumatism, in consequence
of which work getting the mill ready
to start has been somewhat delayed.
II is expected 70 ha IL running to its
full capacity next week.
At the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing the pastor, Rev Frank X Morris,
will preach on ""rhe Second Coming
of Christ: when and how" the ser.
vice of the Lords supper Immediately
following the sermon. Evening topic:
"a Mans Coming to Christ: how and
when" You are invited.
The Rutland railroad has recently
put into effect an arrangement by
which baggage will be checked direct.
ly through to any residence in princi
pal cities via the Westcott Express
Co. This arrangement will be greatly
appreciated by the travelling public
and especially by visitors to larger
cities.
Stephen Gleason one of the Oldest
inm ties of the Soldiers Home will be
81 years old tomorrow. He was born
in Rowe, Mass, but the larger part OF
mis- life has been passed in Woodford.
He Is a veteran of the Civil War hay.
ing rived three years in Co Il 18th Vt
vol, He was recently admitted to the
home from Woodford.
The Odd Fellows district meeting
held at South SALISBURY last evening
was the largest gathering of the kind
ever held in the district. The delega-
ton from this village numbered rs,
there we're ~ from Manchester and u
number from North Bennington. The
program recently published was car
ried out and the evening was an enjoy
able one. The north bound sleep
er stopped for the Manchester party.
"Companions of the Order of Saliva
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