The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Miss y /. Bates is 10 Troy aud
Albany today,
Harry J, Cole sent 10 Mes York on
snnfay afternoon
iohn Murphy sas home from Sehsn,
eclady over Sunday.
Niss Elizabeth Murphy leaves Tor
Albany this murning,
q. D. Kinslsy usni sunday o.
North Adams Tor d short stay,
Tho regular meeiIng ~ tho village
trustees nill he held lhis evening.
G. 3 Perry has returned from q
Welt Aiih biz mother in hraiilehoro.
Tho Ladies Aid socisiy of ihe NE
church mfi ihls afternoon az $3.50.
De iosenh 0uili.nan of West Rui-
land Has ln bennington over sunday,
Mlss Alice Ncnarmoii has accepted
a position ia ihe onico ni Cos habcosk
90
Miss Elma q Rouley presided a. ihs
organ 30 ihe Methodist church yesirr'
day.
Ladies black coats ail .'f,s. lsrFr
and small az thr bennington shoe
store.
Wm nakrs ~ Boston aas ihr guest
~ Nr and Mrs A Al. rnrfancr over
Sunday.
George Klock ~ rrog business
college a. spending a inn seeks faca
zion no home
Tho monthly meeting of ihe Official
board ~ iho NE church aiii mcri this
rtun.ns ai 100.
frant Sherman is nli agaln after
b0.ns conubri fn iHe hnure over
Hcaf alih iho sr'n
Ms F-ei OIIs ani N.ss Anna
p.rn Hnr ~ inlors sp 90 sunday
with aiIss Lillian !. Fnri.
srmonr Nansaniroori and vie
have turned ifnm iini Springs, Ark.
phor' hey have been spending several
aeris.
go fl Mrs iioinri Cuiliinan and
ch' ahu p Fp lr visiting herr for
80 Feekt f0i d 90 Schenectady
Monday m un.nr.
John plum d e. n has heen iho phs.
steal diforinr nf 'ho lNIA during
The winter mnni.ls completed bis du-
ties Saturday evening.
The faE weather iodsy makes u,
fear that unless ihe fishermen are sun /
piled with che RIGHT kind oi bait some
Of them may catch cold.
The Eagle baseball team ~ shafts.
bury came here Saturday 20 play the /
second baseball nine but we're unable /
10 play on account OF rain.
G. O.Grossman vas up from Troy /
over sunday. Mrs Grosgnnn. his /
mother. came with him and Will spend .
the summer months at Mrs Barbara /
Moore's
Henry Reynolds of Manchester |
charged with lasciyious conduct with .
Mrs Matte Fairbanks was brought ~ 1
the jail Saturday afternoon. Both .
are 10 have a hearing before Judge
Bates today.
Chas Temple. a former resident Is
visiting here. Mr. Temple went south
when Young with his parents. At the
breaking out Of the Civil var be- en-
listed with the celebrated Louisiana
Tigers, remaining with the regiment a
year. when be went TO a Mississippi,
regiment serving 10 Il three years.
For a number OF years he has been In
service. This Is his first
visit 20 remain since b. left here. He
finds but few here that ho formerly
knew.
The friends Of the New England Mag
azine will be pleased with the May
which is quite up 20 its ira
ditional standard, as an illustrator of
the best OF the past and present In It's
especial felo. Some rare bits OF stage
history and still rarer portraits are
given in Famous Prima Donnas of
Oldn by Frances Gwen Ford, who
brings back 10 life some famous sing
ers of by gone days. prominent
Countryl Clubs by David Paine. Is a
day picture Of the outdoor re.
creations OF the wel-to do, and It's II.
are OF interest. Mary
Olivia Summer writes approximately
Of Vim Claim. who, as business man,
statesman and philanthropist made
his mark not only upon Massachusetts
but upon the whole country. Decor
alive Arts of the Eskimos' by Ran
iolph /. Geare, with protraits and
pictures of implements and ornaments,
reaches into the home life of a curious
people.