The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS



aaiau0n shsFnah sko has hssn !. is,
iiiHs ln iiiehb9Fs hss Fssafnsl,
Niss kaihsFirs naisy a wsa Iui,
lsns be tisiiihs ifisfis in iosn,
Miss Mari i1,sisn has fsiarnf.i if,sn
= fisii siih if.rhds ia hriihgas.d,
Miss hsssi5 Whiisan Miss Caiian
srrni Thafsdag "a iiaiilsae.s isFs,
school Shoes snt dFrss Shoes Zoe
hags sni EiF.s ~ issiisHHiHsioa sias
sigfe,
Chas ps4FF, sha has lasn tisiIihs
relatives hsfs, has frisFnfd a. iiriloss
fsiis,
Miss Eiisahsih Edwards afNiIiiams.
iash i ihr sussi ~ Mics tAiliah Ven.
kissrt,
Miss Mildred Newspaper uho has
lsFsh tisiiiHs 10 hehsH7gizdy hss 10,
iHfhfd,
Miss N&msh, 40 has tssn visliihs
Niss Naais fsiFfsrh, h.s rsiurnsi ~
iiaiaRt,
Pred Carrisf rha has hssa visiting
relatives hsfs has Ftiaraed a. bic hone
la iisiisnd,
Mrs Charles KsHnan seat o. Nss
iufs "Wednesday shd siii BE- abssni
SEQ srras.
Mis- i.ifsir Datncs has t.uen spsHd
lhg : I.afi ~ no nsss 9Th boz hFuiisf
IL iioosick Falls.
wsndsii and ftafmaH Carr spsns
lhs inih 9Th their sFund noiteF Ms
Waits ~ ursneh 81
Some - she stylish ualkins ssiTss a
ij,tg and a. a. siili 90 b. had al tho
ilsHnihginn shoo siurs,
Amons ihs iais arrivals AZ ihs Wal.
lopmsao inn are DE- and Nrs George
y Hiesock ~ riaiuhsid. ~.
noys knisssrbncssr and biooHsr
trousers cloth and csf,infuy. sia3s a.
ieysars 81 ubellennlngton she's siofv..
Mrs l.. oniiilsh uho has i,oun spsnd.
lng q monih uith hrr Sister. Mrs g.
NeHmafsr has rtinrnsd 90 hsr hour %
NsH YORK CITY.
Mrs Frank : white and daughter
Hessis and Mrs Crsrgr Cary auSnd.i
the celebration a. Fori Fihan Allen az
nuriingioh on August u
y Parmle. Prentice ~ wliilsms,oun
i here - cay called by the accident
~ yesterday shen Harris Lindslcy
aud Miss Willing scrc killed.
Miss Bessie Shea daughter % In.
gene Shea entertained a number Of
friends Al her home Thursday evening,
The occasion being her 18th birthday.
Tho baseball team will 60 20 East
Arlington tomorrow 20 play The Green
Mountain Boys. Niece Who has
pitched for Bennington since The be-.
ginning %. the season. has resigned
No one has been hired a. yet TO do
the iwirling.
Albert Warren. who left North Ben.
nington for the West soon after the
Civil var. IL spending a short time In
town. Mr. Warren II one OF the pros.
porous farmers NJ Grand Forks. North
Dakota, and usually soWs 500 acres of
land 10 wheat every year.
The Dorothy Lewis company which
has becn playing 10 fairly good sized
audiences In Library hall this week,
will present "Du Barry" to- night.
Tomorrow evening a five dollar gold
piece will he given away 10 the holder
Of the lucky ticket.
Upon DIR. Homer Rowley's return
from the enjoyment OF n vacation AZ
Lake George, he discovered that during
his absence his dental rooms In Hoosick
Falls had been entered, and scrap gold
and new teeth had been taken 10 the
value OF about fifty dollars.
The blackberry crop this season will
hardly come up TO the average In size.
Light frost injured the blossoms and
the dry weather worked more injury
when the fruit was half formed. The
berries on the low lands are OF good
size and flavor but on the higher ele-
vations the fruit Is much inferior.
Jack C Mathews, advance represent.
ative of the Dorothy Lewis co, was
Obliged TO resign his position with the
company on account OF severe attack
OF inflammatory rheumatism. He has
many friends and relatives here who
will regret to learn OF his misfortune.
He viii be removed from the hotel to
ID A Baldwin's today.
The singing OF the Cuban Giants in
dual round of victors over Bennington
in the baseball game and OF celebrators
Of the anniversary OF the battle of Ben
nington was pleasant feature in the
street entertainment on the Putnam
house square Wednesday evening. The
voices were rich and full of melody
and the words very distinct.
Mr. and Mrs w. S. Underwood were
very pleasantly surprised by their
friends Wednesday evening, at their
home 4S8 East Main street North
Adams the affair being in honor of the
3Oth anniversary OF their marriage
Among the congratulations extended