The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-05
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The gas company il eSeavaung on
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The regular meeting oi the village
trustees will be- held this ey ming.
John Parish Of Valley Falls spent
sunday with friends la tho village,
Miss Name sheehy of Troy visited
har sister Miss Nellie Shelby last
week
Miss Mary Thompson IL spending
week or more in Saratoga aud other
places.
Mrs Kate Green of Imperial avenue
IL passing iow days with relatives Ia
Iohors.
Tho Dorplnns ~ Schenectady glll
meet the local, on ihe athletic field
Saturday.
g. Eugene Stevens ~ liooslck Falls,
who has bren nt his mothers the past
week 900, r'iurned today.
Mrs John n. Green Of Elm Drcon.
Berlin. ~. ~. was the guest 81 Mrs
Adelaide v. Saunders, Saturday.
Most ~ the lawyers 81 the village
will attend the opening 81 county court
al Manchester tomorrow.
The members ~ the Gre department
are agliating ihe idea ~ giving 10 clam
steam in Hunt, upper grove on ihc
Fourth OF July.
County clerk Cushman, states aiior-
npy Daley aud others Nill go io Nam
chester today 90 bo present Tor the
opening oi the counif court tomorrow.
Rev Mcneil Of Zion church Man.
chester conducted the ser, ices ai -
Peters sunday owing io thr absence
of l,oy Phillip schuyler who sat Man
chester.
The Walfnomsnc Ion Ia o7rn for ihc
season With iho following among ihe
registered. Mrs Vail. daughter and
maid 40 Troy, Miss Thurman of Troy,
Sir and Mrs Case. New York.
Municipal court and ihe Office 81
Judge D.. T.. Bate, are now located in
Apollo bali and The rooms Boz front.
The court room is nov more commull-
olsly appointed than in ihr Park
block aud Wil. accommodate much
greater number of people The judge
has pleasant Office ulo ls comfort
ably located
Ror r.. r. Morris will go iho 18Th to
preach the annual sermon before the
Addison County Baptist Association.
aud at GrUtOn the next day be- will
preach the sermon before Central Yer
mont Baptist Association. Ca sunday
June T. howill preach the baccalaurcsie
sermon before the graduating class OF
Nerm mt Academy AZ SaxiOns River.
For the month Of May the maximum
temperature was q and the minimum
y. The mean temperature was -.
The precipitation was l,23 inches
There was quite snow furry on the
10th and on the morning Of the 30th ics
wasformed In some places. Tiers
we're IL cloudy days and q clear DAYS.
The prevailing direction Of the wind
was west. AL In all 10 was the coolest
May 10 ten years.
At a meeting Of G a Custer. Sixth
corps post Saturday evening an In
vitation was received 90 be present
and assist 10 the sert ices incident TO
the dedication OF the Manchester sol
diers monument which will take place
July Z. The post voted 10 accept the
invitation and comrades Harmon,
Clapp and ID. II. Rudd were appointed
a committee 10 make the necessary ar.
engagements Congressman Foster will
make the address.
quite a delegation of Grand Army
men composed OF y. NJ. PuGer and
W fe, Thomas Harmon and wife, a. G..
atchin, a. NJ Downs. y. II. Rudd,
NJ. n. Clapp, II. G. Sibley, Eli Briggs:
Walter Myers, W. n. Sears, Frank
Hollister went 10 Pownal Sunday and
assisted Hopkins post OF Williams
town IN conducting funeral services
over cOmrade Franklin Rood who re
Gently died Ia that town. lie was 6S
years OF age. served in the fourth Yer
mont, enlisting in Bennington and
during the Battle of the Wilderness
was badly wounded in the mouth. He
had been a member of Hopkins post a
number OF years.