The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-17
ELIMINATION BRIEFS


Miss MaFjoFis DaRhAln il he guest
ai Ne snd Mrs A Peters Of sehsnee'
t4dy,
John n ilicksy, sho has hosH Walt
lac bore, has FsinFhed a. hls h0Hs Ia
Meehahiofiile,
Aiiss Margaret Wilson ~ ossining,
faraasfly ~ iiraniagtan. i lis guest ~
Miss Mabei uandneF,
Charles nshnssi ana Kelley Cole
siii give = recital az uas old ilrsi
church saturday evening.
Mrs A ] Peters has fViarh5i Ia hsf
hoihs Ia hchrhoci4dy after visiting
ifisnds Ia North Adams Ahd hsnHins'
ioh,
Ilsv fR Morris rvsarhad Mondsy
naFnihg from bic trip abroad, 10
bad a hard voyage Ia The RoFih A.
iaHiie OCEAN On the coast eii.AbradoF'
Thomas iAVia. proprietor oi lhs
iAslo hoiSi - hchonaci ady, spsni ihu
. hrsi IL ne sosk 9Th his sister Mrs
James Murphy II tho frlory cottage.
Chas n. iiennst. pho has tasn home
q couple ~ wrrss 90 = yisii sill 10
turn H. Ehgiahd nsai "Wednesday lie
has suffered much z;ih rheumatism
since here.
la no municipal couFt Tuesday alter
houn Wm i.amphlfr, charged Hiih In
casl. nas discharged. Tho charge sas
hronshi b. hi. danghirF. ubo la
roaFt rsiFariad everything she had
said before and that her previous
tssiimoay had ell b-sn ialss.
Chas ponhslly Of A,gahy ls Slsillsg
Gay Livingston.
Mrs Iohn iiollnuay and daughter ~
Mes York arc Nisiiins their aunis.
Mrs lea Woodsand aud Emma a,froieF
oi North street.
Epiham wilder vas arrested by
DnioTr Russell Tor iniaKicaiion Tness
daf and SIS iaFen g. gaiiAnd 10 ssfte
~ da5s. Rabrft rnru..er uas arrest.
81 by ths same oiiicrr this morning and
all b. taken 10 Rutland 10 morroS y
Another large audience greeted iho
Dorothy fouis company AZ Library
hall last evening. Tonight they will
play, The Carse ~ Geld"
Abou, 10 people auepdod = party
given Wednesday evening by The lady
mrmb.fs ~ The ~. Anne society.
Music aud addresses by f.rv & = Pro.
yoa and L a W Ponx wcrc enjoyed.
+ Miss Hope Graves uIll sail from
Bouglne. Franc. on one 81 the n A Y
liners for home Friday and ulll prob.
ably reach New York by the last 81
NEXT we.k. IL IL expected that mr and
Mrs Eugene Graves Who have been In
Europe some time will accompany her.
Mr. and Mrs George r Graves will
meet the party In New York.
SIR aud Mrs W. T. Lawrence are a,
Mrs Lawrcbce's mothers, Mrs J. !.
LOOMS. Mr Lawrence has charge Of
Doring's orchestra 81 the golf club 10.
plight.
The pastor Rev Frank II Morris
wiii be preseni and lead the snvice al
the Baptist church nj Z: - b. night.
Friends 81 the church are invited Ia
Join members In welcoming the paste
back from his recent mission IN a..
World Baptist Cor & rss Ia London. a
business meeting - special urge y
VIII lnlloN lNf rfFfAifs
Misses = a O'Conner Martha and
Mary Carney who have bcen spending a
few days at Nantasket have returned.
Louis PutTer. who has been camp.
ing at Lake Hancock. has returned
and Is working at + r Harris.
Miss Jennie French who has been
spending her vacation at York Beach
Boston and Ayre has returned.
John Hart and John Romke OF Rut.
land were In town Wednesday.
Mrs r T. Guiltinan who has been
spending several weeks here, returned
10 Schenectady Thursday.
MIR and Mrs Ira z Wood OF Water
vliet are spending the week with rel
atives here.
Miss Cora Greenslet who has been
visiting In North Adams has returned
TO her home here.
Miss Fannie LOOMS leaves Friday
for New York and will assume her new
duties there next Monday.
Final rites over the dead OF the gun.
boat Bennington we're performed at
the military cemetery at Fort Rose
Grams Tuesday afternoon. The exer-
cises we're simple.
Geo McMaster of the Rutland rail
road was here Tuesday In the interest
of the company looking over the scene
of the accident Of Monday In case any |
suit should be brought against the
company in the future.
l. Dawson has retired from his con-
nection with the Bennington gas Co.
and expects to leave town soon.
Miss Margaret Patterson of North
Adams Is spending few days here.
The pastors theme at the prayer
meeting at the Methodist church this
evening will be "The Eleventh COM
mandment.