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The Washington times., 1905-03-25
THE WASHINGTON TINES SATURDAY, MARCH % 1907
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-MISCELL
MATTRESSES MADE OVER on premises.
NV nh15-3t
WANTED-second-h hand scoops Wheelers etc
apply office CAPITOL HEIGHTS. Rooms IA
2io McGiii building. mhe3-7t
WANTED-Gasolenel launch: ,lltist be in good
condition Address Box 455. this Office.
mh25-St
wANTED-second- hand rolling Invalid cha r,
Office. n,h15-2f
MONEY ON SHORT &oTICE
IL YOUR PAPER IS GOOD.
hENR1 N. KINGSLEY. BIC str st. y. ",
must give ricn milk; Jersey or part Jersey
preferred. Address l.. r. G. Nit Rainier
Nd nba43t
WANTED-Coffee mill, about 20 inches high;
IN good condition and cheap. Apply 2213 II
st. NV. snh.4-3t
IED,Frrniturr. carpets. e,c.. ouy,ns
contents OF houses specially: liberal spoi
casn price,; mail orders given prompt az
tention. LEWIS FURNITURE SHOP. 40
10Th st. NV. Inh3-35t
WANTED-To buy canoe; state kind. size.
and price. Address BOX 403 ;his office
mhz3-St
THE PHILADELPHIA Scrap Iron and Metal
Co., highest prices paid for iron, brass. cop
per, lead. zinc, rags. and newspapers. SEND
postal to 900 with st. NV. nh23-7t
WANTED-To get this under Jour hat:
THE BOYCE NURSERY STUDIO, 1926 ST.
NV, is the best place to get photographs OF
children; lifelike natural, am characteristic;
uon't forget It. Cali, write, or phone BOfCE.
mh2S-3t
WANTED-A photographer street showcase
Address BOX as this office. mh23-3t
SPOT CASH paid for furniture, carpets
Stoves Dric-a-br ac. and all kinds OF hntISe-
hold goods BAUM S FURNITURE SHOP. sta
and q SITS. nv. Phone North 1913. mhl4-cet
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
aside your old clothing, snoes, and hats De-
fore seeing me. as 1 pay highest cash prices
for them. Drop postai. Viii call. II. GE-
NlRZ, 1noo It'll st. NV mh21-15t
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid Tor worn
garments, ladies or 6entlenaens. Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and l Will call any
hour. q. TARSHES. 13uS 7th st. NV. Phone
North 1873.
WANTED-S. kEBESkY. 1906 7th 81 NV.
viii pay the highest cash prices for ladies'
gents. and chiidren's cast-ofI clothing acd
shoes and has. Address postal anu / viii
call tas-so,
WANTED-Pawn tickets for diamonds, rubies
emeraIds, pearls. saphires; cash paid for old
gold. silver. dentist gold and platinum
LOUIS ABRAHAMS. 433 9Th ST. NV. mhI-IS0t
The Washington times., 1905-03-25

for Il partner in drug
store: good wages; boarding and lodging;
must be wei re- oElInenueu. GOBLIN L Il
~ Cap ST. and Fla ave.
rTfT25-2t
The Washington times., 1905-03-25

WANTED-Colored woman cook: leave city;
/ $50; fare paid. Apply Saturday and Monday
] 419 10th NV basement. II
The Washington times., 1905-03-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ONLY $3.50 for drug store in Northwest; worth
$500: excellent business; rent 80 COIN
Business Broker. Room 80. Atlantic BUILDING
mh25-3t
The Washington times., 1905-03-25
Try Reisinger's Strawberry Ice Crear

Made with fresh fruit, s125 gal, Csc II
gal Other kinds. 81 gal. 235 G. st.
Phone Z. S92
The Washington times., 1905-03-25
FOUND.

FREE. / h. OF Fancy Cakes with each
gallon OF ice cream, zoe and soc per gallon.
I.ACEY'S 607 New York ave. jaS-tf
MONEY ON SHORT NOTICE
IF YOUR PAPER IS GOOD
HENRY NJ KINGSLEY, 516 Sth ST. =. w.
The Washington times., 1905-03-25

WANTEp-Five colored European walters
for Atlantic City; SO month; room free: call
today PHILLIPS HOTEL AGENCY. So 18th
st. NV II
The Washington times., 1905-03-25

FOR SALE-Fancy poultry, pigeons, dogs.
cats, parrots. canaries. lawn grass, flower
sCHsuD'S BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th 81. NV.
3e20-tS
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

FOR RENT-i14 r st. NV, desirable 5-room
and bath fiat, second floor; hot water heat,
outside rooms; perfect light and ventilation;
rent, SIS month to October l. CLIFF
ORD \. BORDEN, 604 5th st. NV.
mh24-3t
The Washington times., 1905-03-25

WANTED-Girl for general homework at 1921
10th st. NV, must do washing and go home
niphts
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-CIerk for grocery work. Tight
wages moderate. Address. with reference
BOX 4Sa. this office. mh25-2t
WANTED-Three specially statesmen. to visit
grocery trade with low-price necessities that
mas no competition; patent articles. sales
man make Sc per day. or viii pay L salary.
y. F. HINES. f54l Columbia st NV. it
The Washington times., 1905-03-25

NANTED-young girl for light homework
and lurse. must stay nights. Sl2 II ST. ne.
The Washington times., 1905-03-25

WANTED-A photographer street showcase
Address BOX AIS. this office nh23-3t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-16
SdrcdcnstDatcn ciucs S~rrGnniaeu.

Glcueldno b, Q, 10. 0c5entbcr.
- @illiam Sim, meld)er gernoe ans
Der Ncluhlraer Srreuonltnlt entlai.
len mor0cn mar, erid]oB bCltte in 9tr.
$50, @romncuitraBe leinet l~5sjGbri.
gen Ssppager @orrp Stint, ionic Cit
IS Mcnnte nlteS &in0. 0onn beaub
cr iid) uad Nr. 314. Gentral-9 luerme,
no CT Ole Srou G~li51betb Bennett
oilrh Sd)iliie tootlid) perpumOetc.
@olo bnrolli milr6e CT perhaftet. Gr
lit 30 Sabre alt uno orbeitete iriibcr
III elmer Grabtiobrif.
(Sp0ter.) - @rp be0ing sic Sbnt,
lu1hreno or III hod,lter Nuire0lrna
uAd) iciner Sron lud)te. meld)e inn.
mic er bc%blliptct, mGbrcno ieiller Sit
tcrferun9 in Der Srrcnanltolt untrell
gclporoen ieiu lna. Sic brnd)te bas
crifoiiene airo 5lir @elt. mGbrello er
lid i'll Der AnitoIt befono. 9ie Sralt
@enuett itoB Der @%obniinnige mic
Ser. mGbreno er in ocren @obning
nlti ieine @aitin inhte. Sic 2ettere
enttom. isroi Bennett bat nod neite-
rem Nohrittell Musiiht aui 8ene-
iun9. na Die aiigeln, mcld)e lie traferL,
on ben Stablrippcl hires aorIetts Obj
prdlIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-16
Sin Nploniiirnnos Ylnn.

@oihiuQton, Z. g.. -. Gci.
- Gin beoUttenoea Spnoitat lit III
,{opan Qcbil0ct mor0en, nm III 1Cra5
mo anoercn Siloitaotcn Der llnion
ioponilhc a@oIonien on5uIcQen, ruel'
dc BORT Scioen. m0 Sheetultnr be
trcibrt iolcn, IS licgt I'M 3ped oca
Spnoifat@, joponiid)e SanriIicn 5lt
Gimuon0crmQ 5u ucronlaiicu lpez
5icu lolhr. 0ie nit Den acnamlten
,N0ultrien pCrtrorlt iil0, mo Ooa
Spn0ifat mill olaoann sic Griihtc Der
SbGtigfcit 0ieier MoloniItcu olli Den
Niortt %bringcn. Der NGcnt Oeo Snn-
oitota. cin <Soponer, 9tdnten2 Ntloto,
mar bcute I'M gderbau 0eportement,
nm ouerbouo SniornOtioncn 81 i1nt-
mcln mcldlc fiir icine 3ruedc bon
@crtb lit; ~beIonoer5 miluidtc cr lid
binlihtlid oca alimua. 0e5 Ndcrbu.
0cltS mo ser Nclioltrceu 0eS StauteS
Geroa Qcnalt 81 u1tcrridtet. Gr/ilt
nod Suu NranciSco ub1ercllt, Inn lid
uu6 5otio ST. beacben mo pon BORT
Die critcn &oloniItcn n0d) Den Yer.
Staaten III br1llqe1.
IS iollHn 0%reibun0ert tSamIlIen Ill
udhit lod IcraS 1ebrnd,t mcrocn.
mo 5ruor bat Nfiotl mir 0a9 Spn0t'
fat 10000 2tder IN Gee Gountp &c.
faltit, no oicIelbet angclic0clt mer0eil
iolen. Gr 5eigtc Den Neolltell oe8
glferbait 9cpnrtcrnclt9 &mllbrlcte
iiir oicic8 9lreoi un0 tbclltc nit, 0df
Ouiiclbe iif uortrciilih iiir Den Nn.
6au Der S6eepildn}e, ionic lilr Olc
Giniilbrlnq Der Sci0enfultlr elgre,
Waulbcerb0ltmc udd)ielt IN Der @e'
Qelo ilbcrnl mo tonlncn portrcfIltd'
tort. Die Scr ao'onic nGdItQclegcnC
Sta0t lit Gun Gntonlo.
Nr. Ntiofu Ihcint SIT ermartcll, bar
sic iaponiihcn Nnt0mllin9c lid) Ieltt
in politiiher, mic i%o5iaIer 9c}iebuna
cinlrben, nit oerNtcruniidcn @cuolfe.
rltrrQ lid uernniihen mo i'm 2ouie Der
Belt quite omerituuiid)e 9ilrgcr ab-
gebcn 1piiroen. gSie CT iogt, oicbt eS
5obIrcid)e Saponcr, mcldlc germ mad
Ben Ger. Stontc1 fonmen lno alne-
rifaniid)e Niir9cr mcr0cu modjten.
Sollte oieie eritc &olonle lid erfol0.
reid entmidcln, 10 benbiid)tiqt man,
mcitere IolQCn III IalleL uup0 ea lnlleil
Damn meitere San0cnnlplerC QlQCtQlIlt
mCroen. Ger NQcnt bat lidl bcrett0
oa@ &orfoui9redyt iiir cin AreoI BON
100000 Nderu Qelid)ert, 100 nidt noe
niQcr ais 5000 iup0nlide Samillell
llntcrfmit iiloen tonnten. Cine
TQrm non 30 bis 40 Ndern it, pic
tt crlGlttert. Niles. mas ein iopuni.
idJcr Snrmer brauht. uu1 leln Sort
tommeu 5u iin0en. &n Gee Gounntr
bcitebt bereits einc fIcine inponilhe
&olonic, melhe nit Sbcc g Nnpllan-
}ltl9en %bcgonnel un0 0oralt0 ellten
omebmbaren Yroiit ge5o0cn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-16
Vpnoparte'S Mbmclcnbcit br0ancrt.

%. %ahrc@pcrinmmlung Der Nutlo'
nal Gipil0ieult M~ciorm Sl1a
er0ilnet,
Wilmaufee, @iS, 70. Gci.
Sic -. SobreSperionmllrn9 Der Ma
tinuol Gipiloicnit Hciorm Seo1lt2
marc bier c%r6iinct. Gic Gbrnclcnbc't
Don Niotten Sefrctdr Nonoportc,
meld,er ais ser Suuptiprcdlcr lnHua
liht acnomulcn mar, luhroe lebbGtr
beooucrt 5uoem Is Ooa critic Niol N
nieicn % Sohrcn it, ooB Sr. Bona
porte elmer 0erionmllma Der o.
nonnten 2ioo nidt bellpobncn fam.
God einer Sibunq oe9 Councils scr
Siou iolote cin @obcllriIAltild filr Die
Mitolie0cr. OoS III Der gSobnunq Don
,>pbn u. Butler, Dem Miitglie0c be@
Stootcs @iSconiin NcS Grctutip 60
mites Der 2ign, ituitinno. Ser @e-
g%cnitano Der om 9fohnlittag ob1ebols
teneu Gerian1mlltng mar oGic Giptl'
oienit- Heiorm im 4eiten."
Nod)ocm Yr0iioent Ghoa. II. &oE
Siic bon ser ll~niperiitGt bon Wis
coniin Die &erionunIluua begriiBt mo
Hid)arO Scnrp Gono BON Bolton filr
Die bcr5lidle %Yuinabmc geoanft botte,
bielten Sunucl 4. Sparling, YrdlIs
bent Der Gipil0ienlt Gommilion pom
@isconiit uno @m. 3. MoultolL
ErGIiocnt Der betreiicnoen Sllinollcr
Communion, &ortrdge ilber Die etpIl'
bIenit Hciorm in @elten. Iotlcl Y.
Gilman bon Baltimore mlroc belIie
oui's Geue gum FrGlioenten Der Slga
erluGblt.
Il nperbl ii III ie Ibmebr. -
., glaubcn Sic. 5r1lllein Gle. l1
liebe Sic raienb!."-oSi @llidlldcr.
N. "a ttF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-16

u udipicl eiucH cn9liidc en-
@eicIlihoft5 Ston'
bats.
2orOom, Is. Gc5cmbcr. - 2o0p
Nortopp. cine Der biibidcn Go4ter
Don Charles Stnrp gSilior norEMort'
ibire, lullrOc oeItcrn III GoIombo,G Gen
lon nit Carl Gomlep getrnut. Gle-
Ter iialtrirtc ais Miitbctloqtcr IN SEM
SdciOunQspro}cB mcIden SorD
Charles Nortopp portgcn Aprll sc
QCu icinc @ottil 9cnotun. Gorl
Gomlcp lultroc Dor &obrcn ol2 @l3-
count GonQon bon Der Sdoulp'elc:
rim Ebpui2 9r@ougbton megcn Grit
dies 0r9 GhcDeriprcdlen2 OertluGt. er
bciratbctc 1889 &a0u &io!Ct ytcpiIl,
ole lodtcr pes W}orQuia pom Nter.
Qouculm. Die lid aht Sabre lpot'r
Don linn idcioen licB mo Robcrt
Wn00lcton @ioOuIpb ol3 ScboE@1c'
idhrtcn crtor.
RurtoiitGtcn &erItclgcs
runQ.
Qon0om. 10. Gc3cm5cr. &rI
rioIitGtcniommlcr 3obItel BET Der
bier eriolgte &criteigcrun8 non Cir
Senrp &rpiuQ'a (bcotcr &ctllu'tE
quite Erciic. Gas SNmcrt mtId)e@
rr ais ,Nitoro ser Grittc ST lro0rn
pilcQtC. brad)tc 500.
Neuc unrubcn in COOS.
$685. Huiiii6 Eolcn 10. Gc5.-
Gin Mob Qriii 1eItcrn Notnlltto9
iiloiihc %00cn NM @ohmmacn III
Der 3iclc3uo StroBc on. IS ent
iponn ii6 eir aonrpi mo 20 Eerio
ncn mnrOen nit Weiiern ooer 9tcuol
perm pcrluunoct. &olucten mltr0en
Damn hcrbeiQernien mn0 trieben Die
Summltuoutcn nll9cinon0cr, inocnn
lie cine SoIuc a~bieucrtcn uno pielcn
mCbrCrc Wun0Cn beibradltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-16
GOafdnoigcs Nadgcben
9(bOul &amio iiat it'd iOrmcll Den
Tprocrunocu Der MGdDtc.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-16
%2angwicrise 9cbattcn.
3ic Banana &cripili9ungsbin I'M
Scmat.

oertte iol Ooriiber abgeItimmt MGR
oell. - liQmon fritiiirt oie NE
tbooen ser aouoI.Gommiiion mo
Die Sun Domingo FoIitit Oea
GrGiiocnten. Gas 6nu3 lit
nodb INNER nit &Srt0eiuma ser
cin3eIneu 9Ibidnittc Ser %r0ii0cn.
tcnbotidoit an Gomitc'u beid)0i.
tigt. - 9eridte ii6er ocn Bolt
OienIt uno ooa Gr5iebumgameien.
- &orihlog sur 9%ei6rdntlulg
Der &ertrctung Der SiioItauten i'm
GoHgrcB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-16

Il npcrbIintte Nbmebr.
%, gloubcn Sic. Srdlilein Gle. tdl
liebe Sic ralenn!"-oSie @lliflld)cr.
sic + abe id)on ,semonb, ben Sle tic
ben id) rod nid)tl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-16

Qonoum 10. 3e5. Cine bier
ucr0iicnttid)teS pe5iolbcpcihc meloet:
Cine St1ttc oeS MoiienmorocS u,o
scr &erlpiiitung lit ooa ,&aocnpiertel
in &urisf Molhunicn. Gle @reilel-
Scenell, ueld)e lid, beutc BORT obipiel.
ten, ipotten ieoer 9eldrclbmp. Nod
Dem Die Sruppen pprher Derlprohen,
nidt olli Den E~obelbaltren leucru 5ll
luouen, bcgonn bieler icln Qrouii1cS
Merf inter Silbrltng clnc@ EriclterS,
lucldlcr cineu SGbel ldrmanQ II. bo8
COMMANDO .Nieber nit ocn \$lloenl"
Dob. ScBtere ieBtcn it'd nit SduBs
moiien, Nerten mo Nrcditdnacn
nad) Mo0lihfeit 5ur Mebr, murocn
ober bon Der llebermadlt III Nunocr.
ten nieoeraemetelt. Vie Is beibt,
milroeu nabesu 800 Mdnucr, 6rallen
uno ainoer oetobtet, pielc permunoet
ODER ueritilmnelt. Iad) oemMoiiafrc
riibmte Der Nope i'll elmer &rcoigt Die
.Selbentbot;," iein erauB lol &c.
orlldt ilnb uertheiIt merOen, nm oen
Yohel nod, mebr .anfsnrcl3en."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-07
SUNDERLAND.

Mr. and Mrs Burr Bentley and
daughter Olive of Knox. y. y, are
visiting friends and relatives for a
few weeks.
John c. Bradley OF Buffalo is spend
ing a few days with Ralph Bentley
fishing for trout Ia the Battenkill.
Rev J. w. Brown will preach In the
Union church next Sunday, June II at
3 O'Clock p. m.
Mr. and Mrs James Clark OF Newark
is spending a few weeks at W. II.
Lathrop's.
Miss Grace Andrew OF Burr and
Burton is spending few days here
with friends.
Miss Amy Bentley OF Bennington
spent Sunday with her uncle 4. r.
Bentley.
John Wilcox Is in West Arlington
rawing logs for \. ). Wyman.
Mrs Ira Bentley is improving slow
ly from her long Illness.
f.. L. Lawrence and son recently dug
out a nest of six young foxes in mis-
pasture after "a few hours of hard lab
or. The entire litter was captured
alive and are being raised by hand.
Mr. and Mrs c. Lincoln of Rupert
are visiting at Ira Bentley's.
School in district No taught by
Miss Barrows held Memorial exercises
on Friday afternoon which we're enjoy
ed by quite a number of parents and
friends
The steam saw mill of +. G. Bacon
was burned TO the ground Wednesday
afternoon about o'clock. 1t was
formerly owned by G.. w. Bradley
and used in the manufacture of ven
eer.
jesse Bentley has bought the place
formerly owned by the late Lucius
Haseton.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-07
SETH {. HATHAWAY
Death Al M,yf;.d Of oou,ln Of Z. ?. Hathaway
oi This Village.

Tho 81 Johnsyille, n. ", News Of
last week contained the following ohit,
uary Of s, q, Hathaway Who was
bora la bennington aud who vas a
cousin Of T.. 4, Hathaway ~ this
village;
Seth G. Hathaway, d we'll known
elllnen ~ Mayheld, died AZ bis home
Ia that village Saturday. The de-
ceased Was o. years Of age, having
been born Ia bennington, VI, on Feb,
ruary !, 1855. About the year 1885 he
removed Ia MaYheld and has resided
Ia that village aud Perth ever since.
In politics SIR Hathaway was life
long Republican aud adhearod stead
lastly 10 the principles 81 that party.
lie AZ one time represented the lown
Of Perth Ia the board ~ supervisors
and served his constituents faithfully
aud sell. lie vas an honest, upright
aud console iious man aud has many
friends Ia this county who will be-
greatly grlevod 10 hear ~ bis death.
Mr Hathaway IL survived by his
wife, sho bcforc her marriage was
Miss Anna Roberts Of Maynold two
daughters, Mrs Jancllo Van Dorwor.
ken ~ BFoadalbln aud Miss Ruth Ann
Of Nayheld: four sons, George, Har.
ycy and Edgar Of Maydeid, aud WI
bur % Broadalbln; also one brother,
Gooding Hathaway Of iloosick. y. s..
aud tao sisters, Mrs Ruth " Shaw
and the Mrs Mary ) Hariin, both Of
Mag dold. The deceased was a mem
bar ~ ihe Presbyterian church 81 May.
field,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-07
WEST ARLINGTON

The Lodge will hold a meeting In
Arlington next week Friday evening.
II. r. Eaton is In Albany for a few
weeks on business.
Mrs Haskin is visiting in Sunder'
land.
Mr. and Mrs A. II. Edgerion and
daughter spent Sunday IN Manchester,
The chapter will hold a meeting in
Arlington next Wednesday evening.
The remains OF Mr. Fletcher Hawley
OF Dandy we're brought here for inter-
ment last Saturday.
The church is undergoing a thorough
renovation.
Mrs G. Marshall OF Shushan was in
town one day last week.
W Bailey is improved from his re
cent illness.
Mrs r. Hurd Is convalescent.
Rev II. J.. Kelton has gone 70 North
Ferrisburg TO spend his vacation, dur
ing his absence there are to be supplies
every Sunday
Quite a number OF people from out
of town are stopping at the farmers
along the river to enjoy the trout fish
ing which is good this season.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News ef the Tswa and village nFisny
Ted far nnsY HsadsFs.

James Tufts Of Melrose Is here TO
day.
Dennis Rnright is spending the day
Ia Rutland
The village steam roller Is AZ work
AZ the foot Of town hill.
Mrs Kate McCune won the shoes al
NJ. J. SohWah's Monday evening,
James Henderson Of Tinmoulh Is
with relatives here for a few days
Stark lodge will work the inlllaiory
degree on'lhreo candidates this even.
Ing.
Geranlums aud other bedding plants
nov az one-hali price AZ iloalhs, Elm
street
The office Of County Clerk Cushman
Il undergoing several alterations aud
repairs
Miss Name Corbelt has hocn spend
ING a few days with friends Ia Hoo
sick Falls.
Mrs r. G. Bennett has gone 70 ~.
mira, ~ Y, 10 visit her sister for
three weeks.
Mrs Lucy Dunham has returned from
Mooers Forks, y. y, where she vent
20 care Tor a sister Who was III.
Fred o. Graves returned from New
York Tuesday evening Ills Wiio's
conditions somewhat Improved.
The gas company Intends laying
I ,nO0 n ~ pipe today. Gas will b.
ready Tor use in about Two weeks.
The regular meeting 81 Aii Anthony
Chapter, SO. I. OBS win hO held in
Masonic hall this evening az O'Clock.
DrH S Rowloy Of Hooslck Falls
was The guest al bis parents no the
Methodist parsonage the first Of The
week.
Midsummer opening az u'ponnell',
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Largest display 81 Midsummer millir-
cry ever shown la Bennington.
Mrs Edward Martin died IN Shafts
bury Center sunday, where she had
resided for some years. She was 90
years OF age. She was formerly
resident OF poultney 10 which place
iLo body was sent Monday and where
the funeral and .nterment took place.
John X Clark has been admitted %
the Soldier, home this week from
Brooklyn, y. y. lie served during
the civil war 10 Company r 9TH Yer
mont volunteers enlisting from Shafts
bury He joined his company IN
December 1853 and on the second OF
February following was taken prison
er by the confedcrates aud was In
their hands some time He Is Ia poor
health.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-07
PERU.

Miss Minerva Lyon comes home
Wednesday from her summer vaca-
ton.
Austin Prouty while at work in r. /.
Batchelder's mill had two fingers cut
very badly on Saturday.
Mrs Edgar Batchelder is improving
very slowly.
Mrs Harriet Moore of Grafton is
visiting her daughter Mrs Arthur
Moffat.
Miss Mabel Anderson is in town
with her sister Mrs Williams.
Mrs T.. G. Mapes came to town June
l. She with Miss Della Hapgood will
have charge of the Bromley House the
coming season.
Mrs Nathan Lille died at the home
Of her son John Howard June |, aged
so years. She was former resident
Of this town but had lived in Michigan
some years where her husband died.
She was a great sufferer from rheuma-
tism. lnterment was in the old GENE
terry.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-07
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