The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Fred iiuss Is ooahaed Ia tho house
by appendicills.
DR. T. A robln returned 70 bis home
la foullney today,
Archie @ Stafford Il Ia South Shafts
bury to-day on business
John Mulligan left this mornlng for
his business 10 bridgeport, Conn
Mrs Charles MeNary 10 moving lnlo
her ns~ house on bradford slr~ei
NV Myers Is repaln,lng And var
nlshing hls once and iurnllure therein.
Mr. add Mrs Harry u Lane leave
here Toe Springfield. Mass, neNi Non
day.
Vim ellison. after visiting friends
Ia tho village. has returned 10 An
serdsm.
Tho iaw suit oi Mrs. Julia \ Palrhsn
W chss II Wakefield has been conlln-
ucd 10 Jan Z.
Mrs shepard Cox and Miss kdllh
Lamb 81 cohoos ate guests OF frionds
Ia tho village.
Tho Harwood drug store IL being
renovated and rcfinished Ia golden oaa
aud white enamel.
Mrs John Hathaway of Pownal Il q
guest q her sister Mrs. George Tosn'
send Of Gage strect
Tho monthly meeting OF tho Official
board OF the " = church will - held
next Monday night.
Melvin Woodward has gono 20 sun.
derland 10 live this winie. glih hls
uncle, James orifin.
Geo Thayer. Frank DagAsse Hnd
Geo Temple have returned from a
wish Ia Amsterdam.
WIN Il Berry vas 10 Troy yesterday
on business an d vas also n guest OF
bis friend Mr. Taylor.
Miss Mildred Newma yer gave a re-.
oopilon last evening NJ her home ~ the
members of her Latin class.
MN clapp went 10 New York City
today for q stay Of too days. Mrs ClApp
will return with her husband.
After several days illness Frank
Barrow has resumed bis duties as up.
holsisrcr for J Edw walbridgc.
BirnIc smith. formerly with y l.
Nichols. nov located 10 Zoar, Mass.
Is spending n couple OF days here.
Mrs Harry u Lane went 10 Troy this
morning 20 consult DIR Fairweathcf
regarding an operation for pollupi.
Robert Mallory. driver on the
Standard oil wagon has taken up the
rcins again after an illness 81 two
weeks.
The newly elected officers OF The
FMTAB will be Installed tomorroN
afternoon and the appointive officers
named.
Geo Harmon went 10 Troy today 10
see his brother at the Samaritan
hospital who underwent an operation
recently.
VIM Hogan. recently married, has
leased one of the Mrs Sarah Norton
houses on Division street and will &C.
cupy II at once.
&c Colgate and family who have
been spending the holidays at their
summer home In the west part OF the
town will return To New York Wednes-
day.
Mrs j w Hurlburt Who was called
TO her former home the fret OF the
week by the serious illness OF her
mother, sends word home that she IL
considerably improved.
Grand Chief Ranger Il J Graham OF
the grand court, Foresters of America,
who has been In Burlington attending
a session OF the grand council OF the
state, returned last night
Mrs James Austin died at her home
10 Hoosick Falls Friday morning.
Deceased was a cousin OF Mrs T A
Davenport OF this village and also
hal several relatives In North Ben
nington.
The New Years social which was to
he held in Academy hall Monday eve
ming, Jan. under the auspices OF the
FMTAB society, has been postponed
70 q future date, notice OF which will
be given later.
The Bennington machine works are
busy turning out the machinery for a
corning mill including the separators,
and elevators for the Miami Powder
company of Xenia, Ohio. 1t will take
three or four weeks to complete 1t.
Guy II Olsaver, nurse at the So ldiers
home hospital gave in his resign alton
this morning which is to take effect
January -. Mr. Olsaver has been
nurse at the home over eleven years.
Lorett Hill OF Athol, Mass who
has been the guest of Harold Sweet.
returned today. Mr. Sweet will visit
Mr. Hill two days at Athol aud then
return to his studies, the museum Of
fine arts in Boston.
Sheriff Wilson arrived from Troy
last evening having in custody Aaron
A Williams who was arrested in North
Hoosick about three weeks ago, after
driving away with horse and buggy
| from the barn of Capt r 0 Gore during
the night. He was arrested the next
day and has been held in the Troy
Jail ever since awaiting the necessary
requisitior papers from Gov Bell.
Edward T. Bates, for the Bennington
club, is now prepared to deliver to all
persons who have contracted for seats