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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08
MUS TAKE
THE JURY s
AWARD.


> Charles E. Holmes. who claims TO Z
!, have received such severe injuries q
b in an accident at East Providence 4
> as TO be greatly impaired physical
> ~ and mentally must be satisfied 4
:, with the verdict OF 5000 awarded =.
him by a Jury against the Union Z
> Railroad company. Mr.. Holmes {
!. .sst week asked the appellate court q
. 10 give him a new trial because tho {
!. damages awarded were inadequate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08

The accident that makes
the man see the true value
OF advertising has made
more millionaires than the
accident of birth.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-21
DAVID HARUM"
Comes to the Traders Grand Opera House
On Tuesday Evening, Jan. az.

The announcement Of me coming OF
David Harums to the Traders Grand
opera mouse on Tuesday, Jan. "a, is GER
tain to arouse feelings Of pleasure in
advance to countless psople VINO arr
familiar with westcott's book. The
play taken from the novel mas BEEN tae
principal success of tas past two year,
in the theatrical world. and it mas
known an amount OF popularity that
has surprised even the most sanguin,
Of its well wishes. The play is all to
be asse3 'pl reproduction Of all tas
amnsgturas. mes 50 aptly and clcverly
described in the book. The norse trade
between Harum and the sanctimonious
Deason Perkins comes early in the play
that its numor is irresistible. Later
the Deacon is seem behind the balky
morse during aedyy shower of rain
and this scene is described as being one
\ Of the ct amusing that has been un-
folded in years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-21


stead Of between the pages of book.
But the liberties That Mr.. Ksster has
taken with the plot are said to nav,
done SO much to strengthen it dramatic
ally hat he must be commended rath,,
than condemned.
The Historically correct scenery, cop
I'D from photographs OF tar famous
Derbysnirc manor aouse and its sur.
roundings; the wealth Of beautiful. mar
monion' and authentic costumes, reprs.
ssntiag Us they do, the royal robes Or
two famous queens and The court dress
of celebrated personages; the atmo'
phere of the days wnen Haddon Hall, in
stead OF being deserted relic Of tae
past, was one Of thte most famous
houses in "Merrie England;" all of these
have been reproduced W. are told with
remarkable fidelity by the scene painter
and the costumer. Tne role of Dorotly
iseSaid to Offer Mr.. Zimmcrman's gifted
young star opportunities for the dis.
play of the wide and varied range OF
her talent that sns make the most or,
ably assisted by an even stronger com.
pany that the one seen when the play
won tae approval Of critics and theatre
goers in most of our large cities last
season.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-21
B,rtha Galland Is Coming

With the endorsement or engag 'nents
in Eve New York th,atres last season,
as well as prosperous runs in several of
eur Target cities, Bertha Galland comes
to the Traders Grand saturday. Jan. 81 .
with wat has proved 10 be the success
OF her career, Dorothy Vernon OF Had
don Hall" The play Is the one selected
for Miss Galland by J. Fred Zimmerman
Jra when he took charge Of her interests
last season; and sueh good Judgment
was shown by this enterrrising Young
manager that it is doubtful ii he viii
be obliged to provide this gifted star
with anotaer vehicle for several years
to come.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-21
BERTHA
6ALLAND
In Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall.n
Will Appear At the Traders Grand
Opera HOUSE Saturday Evening.

OP~AH AASuoC SoNAAhay evening.
Bertha Galland in j. Fred Zimme r.
man, Jr.'s, elaborate production of Paul
Kester's stage version Of Charles Majors
novel, Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall, .
win be the unusually strong attraction
at the Grand Saturday, january 81. I'm
Ike most dramatizations of popular
novels, the stage version has done quite
as mudn to make the book famous as
Mr.. Majors charming romance has to
advertise tne play. Of course they are
somewhat different in scene and Incl
dent, as must always b, tha case where
a story i told across the foottlights in
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-21
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
Special Tours to FLORIDA via. washing

ton.
Only $4,000 round trip from Clarks-
burg. II la, Feb. It'll via Atlantic
Coast Liz Tuesday, Feb. 2lst, via.
SeabOard Air Line Tuesday. Marcn Z.
via Southern Railway.
Tickets viii be sold at above very low
ate for the round trip, including all *.
penses rs DESCRIBED in itinerary THESE
delightful tours aaffond a choice Of dir
fercut YA'tes. with stop over at WASH
ington In each direction.
Descriptive itineraries, tickets and
sleeping car reservations may be pro-
cured from Baltimore & oaio Ticket
Agents.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-21
Hdndkerchiefs

Hundreds OF fine white hand
kerchiefs, former price l0c,
during this sale &c each
Handkerchiefs of fine linen at &c
worth twice and three times as
much.
Still finer qualities at 100, worth
20c and 25c each.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-21
Mems High Grade RsGkWear

Representing our entire stock Of SOC
l5c and 81 90 scarfs, consisting Of
four in-hands, puffs, ETC., to be
closed at 39c
All our 25c, 40c Neckwear go at
19c-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-21

Mems fine suspenders, worth Is
20 and 25c reduced to Sc a pair
All our 35c suspenders reduced TO 19c
All our SOC and 75c suspenders
during this great saleat 35c
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-31
STATE NEWS

IisrHlnc STARK. sasysr Ia thr \ A
Saith factory. nfaiiloboFp. suffered =
badly mangied lsii hABd on q esiilngl
~ sA~ Mondays 4 piece % slal
Which be- bad Ia bic hasd eauFhi "a
he sAs drawing bic hand against he
irrih. Three ansers vefe cot OF sod
Ne hAnd ~as laosfaio1 Ia several
places stark uas taken a. thc brat
iisbofo Memorial hospital,
The koass % John Meinrsnsy q,
Nouh roaliney Nas destroyed ~ Gro
Monday, only stnall guAniiiy ~ fur.
niiurp besng saved. Mrs Ncinernry
shils sorsing about The Kitchen Acci.
dsuially overturned = keitle ~ hot
lard Which shc had bccn using 90 Try
doughuuis. into ihc Gro, and 40 cKplo'
sion followed. The woman ESCAPED In.
jury but The nafucs spread rapidly aud
could not b. eftlnguishcd.
49, tho breaking % a seven foot pui.
Icy a. the plant oithe American Wool
On company Ia Winooiki Tuesday, a
damage exceeding $4,000 resulted 10
ibecompan, . machinery. The break.
log Oi The shaft prevents the mill from
NfAHh NaA ~ AAfN IfNNNFs ~ VII kAAN
many weeks 10 repair The damage and
la The meantime steam will be slsed 70
keep the plsot 10 running operation.
AZ The time the accident occurred no
one vas Ia The iuncdiais vicinity.
When the new buildings nov under
Construction for the American Wooden
comt any ia Winooski arr completed
The working force will BE- Increased by
about eco men. The present pay roll
Is Ia the ncighborhood Of sl0, 600 week.
ly and when the additional men are
set 70 work the pay roll will BE- increas.
ed by ~ least $500. Although IL II
not officially stated Il IL rumored that
this Is the beginning ola large increase
In the work OF construction 20 put the
plant AZ winooski ahead Of any Of Its
kind 10 the country. In making these
recent improvements as much OF the
material as could be obtained has been
bought OF Vermont dealers. Thebrick
contract, one OF the largest, was plac.
ed with the Drury Brick and Tile Co.
OF Essex Junction.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-31
AGED WOMAN MISSING
Ars Hannah ssrrIck OF Dsnvilie Disappeared
o Week AGO.

Dsnyille, Aug. 3l.-Thcre Is no clue
as TO the whereabouts OF Mrs Hannah
Merrick OF North Danville, aged So
years, who August %, ai.er drawing a
pail OF water from the pump In the
yard outside her home, mysteriously
disappeared.
Those persons who have participat-
ed in The search 70. the last four days
have practically given up hope OF find
ing her alive and It is DOW believed
that the authorities will take the mat
ter in hand ard offer reward for TIE
recovery OF the missing woman, dead
or alive. TIE search made through
the fields aud country roads has been
exhaustive and for miles on the out
skirts OF the town the ground has. b. en-
thoroughly covered over and over
again.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-31
WEST ARLINGTON.

Chas Tombs is making repairs or
T. Dennison's house.
Mrs M o Schutt is away on O. visi
In Brandon and other places.
Charles, son OF the late Property Me-
Donald, died at his home East Of ahks
village last week. A brother survives.
him.
A Union Sunday school picnic !ss
billed for Wednesday but the weather
proves rather catching for pleasure
trips.
Mrs Jennie.Stacy and Henry eRsyEA
drove out OF town on Monday they re--
turned as Mr. and Mrs Hayes on. Tue
sday.
Horace Jones of Hartford has bser.
here to visit his mother, Mrs AbaMBA
Jones who resides at the home 81 Nly-
and Mrs Thomas Bells.
Mrs Angelina Hicks Smith OF New
Haven Mills has been here to visit her
daughter Mrs H Niles Mrs John NJ axlx
q sister of Mrs Niles has also 6Rxa
here with two children.l
An exciting game of baseball wxx~
played on the Lawrence grounds hsrs=
last Saturday afternoon between Nkas,
G M BIS and team from Hoo 4ilis.
Falls, resulting in a victory ttn hsa
home team by score OF Ito u.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-31
DEATH OF
A. 0. EDISON
Well Known Citizen Died
Wednesday
f0RTY.NlNE YEARS OLD
Wa, Employed by the Edward
Morton Co Before he ~s
Taken ~ In spring
foRTy.NlNE YEARS OLD

Tie dssih ~ Ara . Eisoa eoearyssi
81 bic hou.so a i'sinam siFass iais Wed
hssday si.sFnooa aiisF a. iiihsss On
sndiHs over several msashs. DssiA
sss caused by osnp.iszsiah u die,
sasss. he hatihE suffered sfnons oshsf
diseases irom = fhroas ianoF Of sls
ahdomsa.
AF Edsoa sas born Ia Raiisad In
.aie. whsn 10 years - aFs hs cane
g. iisasihgioa asd learned tho prln.
isf's trade vllh e. a. Pisros. editor
81 ihs Ilasssr. Later h. pssiis North
caroiiaa aad shgagoa 10 bssisess. ~.
iarning h. ihls village In isc from
Thea until bic ilinsss iasi sprins hs
sas Ia ne smploy Of he Edward Nor.
ton eo1pany. mech 81 no time bsing
nssir travelling saiesmsa
Early iAsi sprlns be- iainrod bic an
kls and from thea OF hisheaiih rapidly
failed him. fis sect 10 ~ Lakes Doe.
p!saI 10 Nss YORK ba. risrned tho
asi vcek Ia July. From then uniii
his death be- va AZ times somewhat
bciisr but uas confncd 30 she house.
lie uas = mac active In church work
being . member 81 the First Baptist
church ~ this place. having united
9Th that body during The passionate 81
DR. L1ihcr. lie uas q deacon and
trustee Of that church. aud uhlle Ia The
South vas superintendent Of . Sunday
school. lie vas member 81 NJ An.
thony lodge y and A NJ and n past
master % s)uibern lodge.
Surviving him arc a widow, two
sons. a. Sidney =. and Guy and two
daughters, Bessie and Maud and sis.
ter, Mrs Edward Norton.
The funerAl will be attended sa,ur.
day afternoon from the house ate
o'clock and from the Baptist church
ut 80. Rev r. II. Morris will officl.
ate. Interment will be In the village
cemetery. membcrsof the MtAnthony
lodge will attend In body but will not
conduct the services. The body may
be viewed at the house from 10 until |
o'clock Saturday.
Mr. Edison was n man well liked and |
highly respected by all who knew him.
He had the spirit OF faithfulness asso.
ciated with him both IN his business
aie and his religious life; a man OF
integrity and sterling character. In
the home he was kind and loving |
and father, honored and rev
cred by his children upon whom the
loss falls so heavily. Not o lily in the
home but in the entire community as
we'll he will be sadly missed aud long
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-31
Isn't the Pays Money Whom the Goods Are Delivered
SCHOOL BEGINS TUESDAY,.
ksssFs Ma Nsasss Rupsn Ha. iissa
Mas u nsians

Tlis fail aRd sihisF Tern 81 lie gFz
Del sstool opshs Too dap SEPT .it
Esd ils expectation il ihAi li.s siisnd
anos sill 10 larger ihah u vas iasl
year DaFins no gaeAliah iihs school
hoases have essa thoroughly elsanssi
bss hard saed aoaFs have baen laid
10 rooms =. 10. II, and A. The sails
aad sood soFs Ia mahy oi ths reoms
have leoa vanished and several Hsa
blsckhosnis.hays besn inslAiisd. =
nasFe uiii 10 bsi iiiiis change In no
iaeaily. Ia she high school Miss Eiva
Coulter hss retired, Ia no grades
Min kaihsFihs ksyis has resigned
zflsfA long service a. teacher Ahi
piiibs ssoonrasd By Mss Eiissieih
wsich Of reom II aho all be sao-
oesded by Miss Elilh Lyoas, Th'
isarhsF ZOE ibs Department - music
aad drauiag has 90, ysi been seiscisd
For snoorssgr ~ Miss CoalisF la nhe
high school Miss SsaEles ~ wssiasld
Mass has besn offered lhs position.
lice father IL = leadlng citizen -
wss,asld. shs IL . graduate ~ iho
iiniyotr college aBd has = high F.pl.
iaiion As . teacher Ia tho neerfeld
valley,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-31
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and. Village Briefly
Told For Bnsy Readers.

Attorney I II Hall OF Pownal Is
here today.
James Smith has gone to Sandy
Hill 10 attend TIE Washington county
fair.
Shelley and Maurice Wall have been
at the Little Pond club house for the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs F b Packard, r NJ and
Miss Louise Rawson returned last
night from Barton.
About 20 from this village went on
the special train Thursday morning
to the Chatham fair.
Misses Adelaide Merrill, Fanny
Thatcher. Mary Walbridge and Mary
Taylor we're in Woodford City Thurs
day.
Capt B Harmon, who was at the
interstate match at Sea Grit, N. j.,
has returned, called by the illness of
his father, who has been confined to
the house for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Sanford Hicks of East
Arlington were in town today and
Strengthened out the legal taDgle in
which they have been involved for
several months, growing out of Hicks
failure to appear as bondsman when
the case was called.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-31
MIR {. HULING
MISS J BISSELL
CouplsAamsdLst Yesterday
Afternoon
GUARDIANSHIP REMOVED
Mr. Hall the Guardian A,ksd To
Have Ms Appointment
Cancelled.

Colanbas iiulihe, 81 NoFth len
hiagsoH, ana Mas Jsasis liisssii. Of
ne Sane Viiisgs ssrs anIiei ia aa--
Fiags Wednesday sflsrnoon a. I'D -
Nc ilst { W R@wisy ~ ne Nsaedi.f
church. iHisFssi has t0y iars<1
ooHssFed Ia ne approach ~ ihis nAr-
rage for ihs rsason thai biz relatives
oaiy last vesk caused kis arrest 80 ths
hour set foe his sapslais upon . iaA<s-
GATED charge of insakicaiisn Suts~-
qaeHiiy : u Hall vas sppoiHlsa guar
dlan Of his psson and estate and n.s
Mr. iiallnF uas ksps ssdsfeloss Eua-l
ior several days BY 10 Relatives s.h-
lng ioF iho appolhinsut Of soch T.At.
dian. nhsrrapon Aiss Bisssll hruurhs
her psiliion 30 Hon Lovsiand Msnrop,
~ She Nernoni supFvms court. Boz y
Srii Of habeAs corpus which uas grans-
"a asd hearing bad bs,orc Judgs Nun
son last Tharsday. Before Judse
Nunson The prior procesdlngs -rrp
thoroughly aired. lot be made no
decision ~ ne tine. taking tho H'at,sr
under adviscmsnl
90 Saturday Mr riullng vas sxAniu-
"a by lhrcc Of Bennlngion's leading
physicians pbo pronounced him with
cut doBb, mentally capable Of ,skipr
care Of bis person and estate. Wsss
nesday Mr. Hall brought a petition b..
the probate court appointing him ss,-
ting forth that SIR Huling no locgxr
needed . guardian ADD asking - b.
removed a. such. With this peih<se
SIR Hall also filed his account; -.
guardian which vas accepted by tfs-
court and m order issued dlychrgipr
the gusrdiAn. Tho marriage imn~-
diaiely followed and the contracting
parties left for the groom's home NJ,
North Bennington.
Mr. Huling Is veil known 70 Bers-
nington and vicinity as aconservativs,
man In all his dealings and has
amassed a considerable competena-
Miss Bissell Is we'll known and
thoroughly respected by all Shs
previously lived In Manchester ana.
Shushan.
The interesting affair vas Rrsa;
brought to tie attention of the pzb5r
last Wednesday when an attefnTs Was
made to pr vent the aged gentleman
seeing + W Moloney of Rutland The
Interview was held upon the street In
a spectacular manner. The next dag
occurred the habeas corpus psprefi
ings before Judge Munson in The,
court room which we're At
tended by Miss Bissell and her mother
Batchelder Il Bates and 7. w
appeared for Mr. H1Apg ami
Miss Bissell and o NJ Barber and.
w b Sheldon for Mr. Hall.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-31
BROUGHT TO cLosE
taa hs, = hspsisi caHss.aies fsisa %
ssA ksr~s, tiE

~ WV -
MsnshssssF. Ace "a ms i3sih sh
haai msssins snd osisbFsIian az ~
ahafisbafy BAPTIST sss bFpaghi b. Z
eioss hsne this aiisFneoh a. Mshehesis
20 CsnisF. he namissF ~ ninisisfs
shi delegates Ia slisndaaes ~ day
reached -.
The mofalhs ssssiaa oisned ~iih =
taeiarasi ssflnaa By ilsFoE Goa ~
~ fsfiiis. tie sAs ioiiossd - sh0Fi
addresses b. iisF oibss nrsisiih Of
ili ani oa The "SoFthsFa Eissoaiiohsi
sosissyg" i.sy J \ iiro.a ~ Mao,
chester CshssF oH''fbs Chiid and ihs
Church" ilst I y Usher ~ foaiinsF Q
The church isarhifF ne susid,
Ia he aflsfhoan ksf u \ NJ CFrsdy
~ wailihsipfd isfd dssoiioaai So
vice The reports ~ comaiiirrs ahd
q srhefai basibrss session foliua 81.
Iisun cams ti.e address ~ he daf b.
ilsf uibiss uralsin ~ i.aiiahd, TO
sposs GA ''I'hs iyobdoa Cohsrrss, "
Tho mseslFg shded 9Th = artutiuhai
90 ''o1f wofk tlis cBmihg scar lead
by u n DouglAs II West fiaFsh,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-31
NEXT ATTRACTION
Coon Hollow viii Be Seen At Opera House
Mondsy Evening

A play which is entering upon its
eleventh season OF success must have
merit. Such is "a Romance in Coon
Hollow" which will be seen at the OPP
era house Sept. 4. 1t will be COM
plete and pretty scenic production with
carefully selected cast and the adj
ditional features Of splendid vocal
ouartette and troupe OF plantation
dancers who are said to be great. "
There are score of people used in
the production and the company is UNI
usually strong.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-31
VERMONT WAS 10Th.
Ohio Led In Slow Firing Contest at Sea Grit
MI

Seagirt, N J Ang 30.-Everything
yesterday at Seagirt gave way to the
national team match, in which 81 teams
from the army, navy, marine corps,
the United States Militia ry Academy,
and the majority of the states and
territory, are competing.
At the conclusion of the firing last
evening the work in slow firing at 200
and 600 yards, had been completed,
with Ohio In the lead. New York has
a score OF 1,53S; Vermont which was
Goth, 1885.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-31
Soothing and Cooling,

The salye that heals without scar
is DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. No
remedy effects such speedy relief. 1t
draws out Inflammation, soothes, cools
and heals all cuts, burns and bruises.
A sure cure for piles and skin disease.
DeWitt's is the only genuine Witch
Hazel Salve. Beware of counterfeits,
they are dangerous. Sold by Joseph
NJ Ayres.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-31
ACOMING EVENT
Down on the Farm" will Be The Opening
Attraction.

Down on the Farm" will Be The Opening
Attraction.
"Down on the Farm" which is the
opening play to be presented by the
Christie Stock company supporting
Miss Georgia Lee at Library Hall the
atre next Monday evening, Sept. 4, is
rich In heart interest, in scenes, stir
ring incidents, and original climaxes
and is in every particular a well built
play and possesses the true to nature
qualities that are so much admired by
the majority OF theatregoers. The
play is presented with special scenery
and effects and with every regard for
even the minutest detail and the COM
pany has been cast with particular
care as TO their fitness for the charac-
tiers they portray.
Miss Georgia Lees portrayal OF
Louise, the heroine, is said to compare
more than favorably with that OF any
leading lady on the American stage
today, and never fails to win the hearts
and applause of the audience at every
performance. Vaudeville and novelty
contributes in no small way to make
the performance Of this company pleas
ing.
Plays and specialties are all changed
entire nightly There will be matt.
nee Saturday. Evening prices 10, 20
and 30 cents, matinee prices 10 and 20
cents. Ladies' tickets for Monday
evening Is cents. Advance sale OF
seats opens on Friday at Ayres drug
store.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-31
Address.

Many people, especially women who
lead closely confined domestic lives
suffer from what In general terms Is
called nervousness. " Among all
forms of treatment none has even APP.
preached in success the intelligent use
of DR. David Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy of Rondout, N. Y, which pro-
notes an easy and natural action Of
the digestive organs and imparts tone
to the nervous system
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-31
NORTHERN LEAGUE.
Latest 0AAs, Ia yermoai', SiS Haze B,li
Ciftis.

Bprllbgion shut cot Plsusbsrgt
without diiical,y yesterday. scoring
ivc ruhs. bai the question Of -hsihoi
she game uill count must b. decided
by the d.ryclors Of ibc diierut clubs
a. the Ncu York team has hrcn dis.
banded. Tho Piai,sburgh plAy crs wish
10 anish the season, tho games SEIZED
sicd for Plaiisbureh o. be played on
the Burl'ngton grounds
This mausr also will BE- considered
by the directors. Tire memlsrs offered
20 play a, Montpelier for q cash con
sidcrsiion, bat Dlrecior Green refused
the ofior a. he believed the game would
not BE- Official.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-31

Mothers lose their dread fsr '.tnvs&,
terrible second summer wheKA tney
have DIR Fowlsr's Extract of VIVA
Strawberry in the house. MaS1lNrs
specific for summer complains rps
every sort. s.s..
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-31
Y N c A BUILDING
Daily Report Of the Amount Subscribed To
ward Building Fund,

ward Building Fund,
Up TO noon today the amount sub
scribed toward the YMCA building
fund was $23, 440.
The balance of the s25, 900 must be
raised to. morrow.
Fill out the following blank
and send to J ID Stehman, Sec. YMCA
Tw o hundred fives make thousand
your name will not be known outside
OF the committee.
Bennington VT Sept. 1906
vi '..... ...'....'.. .'..'....... 1910
promise to pay to the treasurer OF
the YMCA.
................... Dollars
TO be used in the purchase of q site
and the erection of a building at Ben
nington VT.
Address.
. 0 . . . . .
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-31

A lazy liver makes lazy liver
Burdock Blood Bitters is the natura
never failing remedy for lazy liver
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-31
LEAUuE sTANDISG
GAMES TODAY

Burlington at Rutland double.
header and Plst,sburgh at Montpel'
Ter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-31
Weather

Partly cloudy, cooler tonight. Fri
day fair.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-31

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-24
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