The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-20
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Jacob Levin went 10 Albany today.
Wesley J.. Fauly was In Albany
Friday.
II. c. sullson has returned from
Burlington.
Lester shippy has been visiting In
South WallIngtord.
Miss Mabel Barber viii assist Ia n O
Baptist choir Sunday.
sheldon n. lockwood Il out Of
tlgn today on business.
Miss Anna Clark Is at the Clark
homestead Tor the summer.
Col Thomas Harmon has bcon spend.
x few days la lirauleboro.
Mrs Myron Chandler who has been
- 'iously ~ Is much improved.
Miss Adelaide Burnham suffered
from another shock Friday evening.
Andrew O'Brleu has returned from
the hospital In Troy and / able 10 DO
out again.
HIN ID j. Foster who spent ycsier
day here leii on an early train this
morning for Burlington.
II. c. Pratt and son Wilbur OF New
| Haven, Conn, we're recent visitors a.
the home OF Isaac I. Pratt
a aurry Of snow this morning made
| 10 seem as II the senso was going back
ward. The mercury a. the time stood
az g..
II. 5. bingham was one ~ the guests
NJ the trout dinner given boy The Lake
Mansfield trout club no Stove Wcdnes-
day evening
The base ball game which was a. he
/ played today between North Hooslck
and the local high school was cancel
cd yesterday.
Curtis s. Burt will speak % ihe
Barracks az l. o'clork tomorrow on
the Religious and Educational out
look for Porto Rico"
The large gas holder T. practically
completed and the builders who have
I been here for several weeks will leave
! town within a few days
The grand aud petit jury o. serve az
the coming term of the county court
were drawn by the officials lately and
the necessary announcements will soon
/ be made.
Tonight q social dance will be given
at Foresters Hall under the ausnicos
Of the Bennington base ball club. Ad-
mission 20 all % cents. Good music
Dancing from till II.
Remember the CE convention Of the
Bennington County Society which II
held with the YPSCE Of the Congre-
gaiional church next Monday after
noon and evening. Hours 2:30 10 1880.
"The Task OF the Present Age" and
"John Knox and the Reformation In
Scotland" are the subjects morning
and evening respectively of the Pas.
tors speaking Sunday at the Second
Congregations, church.
TIE Epworih League will hold a
meeting Sunday AT $50 p. m. in union
with tie juniors. IL will be Of special
interest. Subject, "Growing up for
God" Mrs Fannie TAYLOR will be the
leader. Every body invited.
Miss jeanette + Perkins leads the
CE meeting OF the young people at the
Second Congregational church Sun
day evening at $3.50. The topic is
Goods Word in Nature: Lessons from
Birds" F)rtnightly collection.
Invitations have been issued TO the
marriage OF Miss Louise Leverich 20
Lewis Ray Rogers TO take place
Thursday evening. June sth In the
West End Presbyterian church, Am
sterdam Avenue and lOjth street. New
York. The prospective bride is grand
daughter OF Mrs Sarah White OF Sill
verst.
Town Clerk f. A. Booth is using a
cane today to help him get around,
and probably will for several days by
reason OF a sprained knee. Going to
his dinner Thursday he saw that a
large bull dog had his small dog by
the neck and endeavoring 10 part them
he slipped and injured the knee. No
serious results are anticipated.
NJ. G. Burgess has opened meat
market at FOL Mainst and has engaged
c. d. Sweet the we'll known expert to
do the cutting. Mr. Burgess will carry
full line OF all kinds of first class
meats and vegetables. He has bought
the ice box formerly used by Harry
Willoughby ahd is fitting up the mar
ket in first class shape. He has put
in a telephone.
"There is Nothing" or A Gospel
for the Discouraged will be the pas
tor, Rev G. w. Rowley's theme at the
NE church Sunday morning and AT
30 p. IN. he will preach on "The
Work of Young Men in Saving our
Village" The sermon is intended to
be helpful to all YMCA and Young
Peoples societies work. Seats all
free. Inspiring music.
Thomas Jarrett. the crack semi pro
fessional who is now pitching on Lou
Bacon's Troy team, went against
Wilkesbarre at Troy yesterday, and
in his fathers presence, covered him
self with glory. He allowed but three
hits, and the score Troy 8, Wilkesbarre
2 tells the story. In Tommy's last
game, although having way the best
of it In the line OF hits, luck was
against him. Considering the fact
that he held the heavy hitting Syracuse
team in that style shows his ability,
they making but six hits With pro.
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