The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-01

Mr. and mrs A,saisr -ho have bssI
visiting hoe sisirr Mics Jrnnls Hatch,
have returned 10 Bosioa.
Miss Florcnce barney leaves Non
day for wssi Springfield, Mas,
uherc sbe has accepted q position AZ
teacher In The schools.
Miss Olive Pope uho has bosn spcnd'
log icu days ~ Woodford Ciiy
returned Friday morning.
Mrs Ta,ro aud son Iosspa Of Pratt
street have gone 60 MonifrAl Canada.
uhcru be will enter = school.
Mr aud Mrs ~ Carver add children
uho have bsrn spending several uccks
AZ Cottage City have returned.
Geo q Bond has taken possession Of
The Bingham house on tnion street
recently vacated by Mrs Sutton.
Misses Mary and Margaret Seymour
who have been spending their vacation
here have rciurncdio NeS YORK City.
NC Burgess has leased the slbiey
house on Union street recently vacated
By l. ) Davis engineer Of The gas
works.
The barn bi. 4 Luilt for Chas.
Cooper on the ruins ofihe one which vas
destroyed by fire Il very nearly com.
pletsd.
Mr. and Mrs G LDench and daughter
OF Manchester DEPOT who have been the
guests OF MIR and Mrs J l. Harbour
have returned.
Mrs l. Z Sherman gave party
Wednesday afternoon 10 William, Ada
and Warren Armstrong In honor Of
their cousin Edgar Merchant OF Pow.
nal.
The united Relief Corps will give u
supper ant social Saturday evening
at their rooms over the post Office for
members and their families. Supper
from 20 s O'Clock.
1T Cushman. has JUST completed a
new dry house at his ochre works. IL
Is twice the size OF the present one and,
is needed on account OF his constantly
increasing business.
Mr. and Mrs Seymour Van Santvoord
and family have returned from their
camp ut Number Four In the Adiron-
dacks TO their summer home ut Fur
mace Grove. During the last week OF
their stay Mr. and Mrs Van Santvoord
entertained house party OF young
people.
George III Austin who lives on the |
south road towards Pownal was here |
today with robin that was killed on |
a telephone wire directly in front OF
him. The bird had alighted and had |
not been on the wire second when 1t |
fell to the ground dead. One wing vas
partially burned.
The Banner Office Is slightly crippled |
City Editor II p Moore is confined TO |
house by Illness; Foreman G Kinsley |
is of duty because OF illness Miss |
Lima Green, composit0r is Ill; Miss |
Ida Livingston another compositor Is
away on vacation and atourist print, r |
hired temporarily to help out get |
drunk and is in jail.
The third annual flower show will |
be held at the old academy Benning-
ton Center on Friday, September first
from 2 until o'clock. Any oneinterest-
ed In this flower show may secure bills
naming prizes and awards, at Girls
wold's or Maurer's. Wallace Nut
ting's photographs will also be on ex-
hibition at the show.
George W Yates, formerly OF Ben.
nington, in some recent travels met
Baron Kaneko, the we'll known Japan
ese agent in this country. In CONVEX
sation with the baron he incidentally
mentioned Bennington. The baron re-
piled by stating that he well remem-
bered some in his country who were
students at the Mt Anthony seminary
when 1t was under the charge OF Geo w
Yates, Sr, who is still living in Mil
ford, Conn.
Charles Harrington ofHoosick Falls
sustained injuries Wednesday morn
ing the full extent OF which cannot as
vet be determined. He was at work in
a saw mill on the road from North
Hoosick to Cambridge when in some
way heavy timber. which was being
sawed aew and struck him just below
the pit of the stomach. He was rem
dered unconscious, remaining SO an
hour. He is injured internally but
how seriously cannot yet be fully de-
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