The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
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Clan ehowdsr al'Ailsn's loaighl
Miss orasla Tiffany Is visiting in
Nsg Nora,
PC Archibald Of Manchester csHlsF
il bore today,
Mus John n Norton and Mrs 0soFg.
Ia u ddle sore In Troy Friday.
Toy Christian IT Ras, porses has
been spshdlng part IT The ~ees here
Mrs ~ 70 4shsldoh will lead III
yanng peoples merling al iho hecond
C0neis gaiionai church sunday even
inr a. q O'Clock,
Rsbbls 400 reported AZ being quite
autnrrnns un he mountains Ia this VI
iinitt THIS year and numbers ~ them
are shot every day
Me- George = Mills relurasd yes
lsiday fr,m a ten days visit ln hos
tln Miss Maude Mathews ~ belfast,
Ms accompanied hcr'
burglars euiered the oliice ~ Weeks
A Thomas a. Middlehufs Thursday
nieh,, They blew open the safe bni
secursd no money, There il NO elne
10 tho safe Fobbvrs,
A ouar,s,ie all ling Tcnny son :
. "Ssssi and i.au, Wlndoi the Western
Sea-" AZ an Introduction a. the addr ~
on sThe lnfanl Ia the Nnrse's Arms, I"
a, he Baptist church Sunday evening"
Among those Nho won a priss al the
/ fair ~ ~ Iosrph's church Ia Fast
I Dorset heid during The present sfck
was Mis- Minnie Mahar 81 this village
sho sas awarded . handsome picture
frame
Tho Rutland Railroad COMPANY
1 Thursday applied "a tho state railroad
commission for pcrmissicn 10 abandon
/ H. station a, West Lebanon aud to
erect ore NJ Adams crossing. Tho
commission reserved decision.
Mrs sH White who was considerably
/ injured a couple of weeks ago by n
rooster putting n spur through one
hand has recovered from the Injury.
/ Mr. White IL now confined 10 the house
by Illness SIR and Mrs 5 u Rock
wood gcrr with him last night.
The pulpit committee recently ap.
pointed by the committee Of the Old
flrs, church will hold q mcciing Mon
[ lay Three names have been suggc,t.
I'd AZ possible SUCCESSORS 10 Rev War.
rem Morse, the recent pastor: Rev
Isaac Jennings Of Elmira, Rev Joseph
Lyman Of Barton Landing and Rev
Charles II Peek OF oxford, Conn.
No trace has yet been secured as 10
the Identity Of the men who broke into
the North Pownal posiofiice Monday
night. There have been many similar
breaks In the state during the past two
months and IL is barely possible that
the same gang u responsible for all OF
them though the North Pownal job was
evidently not the work Of profession
ais.
The young male partridge which 5
A Burt caugh, on the street some tao
weeks ago, after being put on exhibi.
ton In the store window for few days
was takeu TO Mr. Burt's home and put
I in an out door cage. The bird has
since appeared 10 keep In good condi-
ton, eats we'll, and contrary 10 the
generally accepted opinion, evidently
intends TO survive In captivity.
The report Of the Soldiers Home for
the FIRST ten days In the month OF Now
ember shows the number present for
/ duty on the 10Th was 81, In hospital "a,
the total, los. beiog the large, number
ever present In the history OF the or
ganization. Seven were absent on
iurlough making the total number on
the roll ll3, considerably larger than
ever before. and the institution Is tax
ed to nearly its full capacity.
According to reports from the Office
Of Secretary OF State + q Fleetwood,
there were on the first day OF Novem-
Der 4gi automobiles and motor cycles
listed in his Office. This Is 2l5 more
than were licensed In the state April IL
last Machines are owned by the fol
lowing people in Bennington: George
+ Houghtpn, + d Jennings. II {
White, G l. Simmons, w II & Cush-
man, S Holden, A NJ Torrance, Eli
J Tiffany. II Norton, w ID Newton.
There are also four in town owned by
VIM j Phalen that IRE rented as desir.
ed.
The Rev George a Hood OF Boston,
field secretary for New England Of the
Congregations Church Building soci.
ETY., will speak at the morning service
tomorrow at the Second Congrega.
tional church. The annual Offering
will be made at this time to the G.. g.
3 S. The pastor, Rev G s Mills, ex
poets to speak at the evening service.
In view OF the great nter-Church Fed
Grafton Conference VII y opens this
week in New York he will ke for the
subject of his address, THE Fedora
ton OF the Churches; Wn. II P ractic
able in Christian Unity"