The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


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Thomas Stewart aud sou have so a
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Miss Helen y. FiupalFiek Of Troy
10 visiting Mrs james Hurley
Eassna sirauon sho hss hesn visit
iHs la Albany rrlnrned Friday even
ihs
Misses Lucille Goldsmith and jennie
izlrh aFe spending thr day 10 lal
'and,
Miss Louise Tabor q Dsnhy l. lhs
guest OF hsr grandH "lher, Mrs Mary
\ len,
ur.ssoli il siyins ssay basr ball
sftir ranis furnished by tho Rutland
Herald,
INn = Merrill uas in fiilsneld
l Friday a. buslusss eunhrrisd aiih bic
irsal profession
TT. 0rlssnll ani q u ClsNs'and
have gans lo Hedges Lake ahrnr lnsy
ihlenl bnildiEg a cabin,
So aud Mrs Phllllp Jennings
pleasantly safer ainrl nlmber ~
friends Al cards Friday evening
Col \. q Bohd And slie. who have
bfvA visiting Col iiannon returned "a
their hons Ia hraiilsborn This nora
Ing.
judge T.. l.. Bates has be-n making
improvements e. some ~ The loarf
rooms aud Also 10 tie outside ~ The
house.
Mr aud Mrs J. =. Holden left Ia
their automobile Friday iur Cottage
City 10 b. away until the lrsi VI sep
lrmbcr.
The SUNDAY school ~ The Second
Congregational church Nili hold pic
nlc a. Battlefield Park, "Wednesday,
July T..
ONing a. the dee evening an unusual
~ large number of prpolc we're on the
street last evening 10 listen a. iho
band concert
Mr md Mrs Ed~ard G. Cole an. Mr
Coles brother oi Ninn"Apoli. Au
visiting here. Mrs Cole sas formerly
Mis-. Mabcl Rice.
william iioulihan % white Crcck
Nill be- one 81 the delegates from b"n.
nington a. the national convention 81
the Elks Ai Bufla'o.
ais.Ida Thornton granddaughter
81 ". !. Brii,on who u visiting his
sister. Mrs y. a. Baker, accompanied
him from Albion. Pa.
George Robinson for several years
col! c,or IT customs at the port ~
Wilmington il spending the season
with his cousin Samuel Robinson.
IL il stated on good authority that
the lower hoor of the building nov be-
Ing fitted up for a. Drysdalc s. son
will be ready for occupancy about the
2Oth Of this month.
James Eddy Of Troy has moved into
the Judge Sibley house at the Center
which he purchas ed this season. The |
ground, have been beautiied and he |
place made much more attractive.
John 4. Mulllgan. Joseph Watson
and =. J. Morrissey leave sunday |
night for Buffalo 10 attend the Natio.
nal convention Of Elks at that city 70 |
be held during the week OF July 10th
Miss Agnes Quinlan returned Fri.
day evening from Montpelier where |
she took the examination before the |
state board OF pharmacy. She was
the only young lady In class of four. |
teen and was second la a class OF nine |
who were successful.
A. ". Jones for the past six years |
principal OF the winooski high school |
has accepted a call to the principal |
ship of the hign school al North Ben |
nington and will assume his duties at
the beginning OF the coming school
year.
The town, village and graded school |
taxes have been placed In the hands OF |
the town treasurer for collection BY |
paying within 30 days, per cent can |
be deducted. Thetotal that residents OF |
the village have TO pay Is $3.50 on a
dollar OF the grand list.
Congressman ID. J. Foster has nam
ed VIM ID. Stewart Jr OF Fairfax and |
GeorgesE. Pike OF Sunderland in this
county as alternates for the cadetship |
at West Point TO which he recently |
named Robert Dunlop OF Poultney. |
Mr. Pike is student at the University |
OF Vermont.
Engine No Ill OF the Rutland rail-
road has just come out Of the repair |
shop after having been thoroughly re- |
built and overhauled. AS fast as it |
can be done the word Rutland is taken |
from the passenger cars and the words |
New York Central substituted.
Thursday was one of the hottest days |
of the season. The humidity was high |
but good breeze made it endurable. |
Crops are doing finely and should the
month of July turn out to be as hot a
one as has been generally predicted,
crops of all kinds will be abundant.
The principal of the Bennington high
school has been notified that he has
won one of the prizes In the school
contest for statuary inaugurated and
arranged for by the Boston Herald
some time ago. The statuary will be |
sent to the school some time early in
September. az
The Chatham division of the Rutland |
railroad is to be regarded over twen-
ty-mile strip in New York state. A
gravel pit has been opened at Berlin
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