The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-29
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day,
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tsp ss~ts in iisFa is gisliihs iH Ezsi
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Me- q. y. ilasssH a. WiimiHsian
had an pfsFstinh foF apI~fd iriiis ih
| lhe r'ig hospital ed AuHh AtaHs
Thursday. abr sas dniHs sell 500
iafisi.
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N8Fsh iisfhihsinn ahi's hifdins
ifir de sagibSr. forget b. sri % ihn
trsih ahd sas obliged b. ride a. ho,ss
irs ianciiaH
nsuFr sas large rfusd ~ Raiiit-
/ Gold para ThaFsdaf rtrHihs, thr uats
iiioh being rrosfrd 9Th dsforfs SO
sHilfs stsHihg. To psFs sss nnrif
iliaminaiei afd ihs iFaiH ssFt icr nas
good,
itsf Waurn Nors-. pastor - firsl
Congfvsai mail church. siii speak
AZ ihr ChFisiian Endratnr nisr'ihs at
ilsn Venue Librarf iafinffnu sfirF.
nom AZ ] n'cloek. bic sah.aci hrins.
"a Christians oppofiaaiiy and Priti'
lese."
The ofiiciais 81 thc Kuiiand cts boz
piial 60 uhich Wm Warfrnsfurs uho
uas injured on thr Chatham division
81 ihs Ruiiand rad Tuesday vas u.
ksn Yesterday. say that although Ger.
iousiy injured. hopcs Arr entertained
~ biz recovery. Last svsning be uas
resting comfortably.
Eduard DeForge appeared In Barre
city court this morning and uas sen
irBc-d 10 one year In N. house ~ cor.
rciion AZ Rutland for breach ~ the
peace. Tie returned from that insiiiu.
iion tao months ago uhsrr b. served
term for assauliing an ofiosr De.
/ Forge sill D. remembered - one -
The old Offenders ~ Bennington.
District Deputy r Mayhcu Libby
Who j. organizing he nee local camp
~ Modern woodmcn ~ America 40.
nuunces that State Deputy 4. -. Pal
m"r has secured the services Dillon II
4. Johnson II Lincoln. Neb.. a. give
lecture on Fraternity" Monday.
Sept ~. a cordial invitation IL ex.
tended 10 all members 81 fraisrnal or
ganizailons In Remington 20 b. prs
eni. both ladies ADD gentlemen.
with the first light % sunday morn
ing fully 80 men assembled from all
points 81 the Central Vermont system
will begin the work of making broad
guage road out of the line between
Braitleboro and So Londonderry and
II conditions are favorable the task
will De- accomplished 10y the middle ~
the afternoon. Fully siXtr miles OF
rails will have 81 be- moved In order to
make the road Of standard width and To
do this within the specified time the
men will be divided into four gangs.
Stewart Edward White. after finish
ing some new Arizona stories for Nc
Clure's Magazine, has left Santa Bar
bara and gone for awhile TO the noun
tains in MADEIRA County. One OF his
plans Is "to take another try at the
bear" He Is making his trip In the
service OF the government. His recent y
republisbed first book, "The Claim
Jumpers, " in which he struck his char
acteristic note OF virile Americanism.
is now winning a tardy but substant-
ial puccess. McClure-Philips announce
fourth large printing OF their edit
ion.
~ owe my whole life 10 Burdock
Blood Bitters. Scorfulas sorescovered
my body. seemed beyond cure. b b.
Is has made me a new woman, " Mrs