The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-13
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Tho Roaring Branch viii b. oui
Monday.
Hon %. ~. Barber was 10 Burling-
ton Thursday.
Miss Margaret llayo, Is home from
Albany huslutss ,uurHc,
Chas S. Beach has gone 20 Wiuches.
tor 100 remain ufer Suaual,
SIR and Mrs Lyman Papers viii
spuua SUNDAY ln Arlington.
Miss Ellfabcih Norton has returned
irun AuN , Ola where nhv passed iuv
winter.
SIR, Edwin Palmer of Plislold viii
visit hur paruuta, ar aud Mas kice
neat Nvck.
Richard Sd Houghiuu ha, sold bis
20 acre iurm, iucalrl uortn ui sac nr
Clara iarm 90 George uarmo
Miss Anna LAWN oi schenectady is
Wishing hcr sister, Airs james aur
phy, al tnc ftuy cottage at uvIcnlcr
Twenty thousand trout iry we're ro-
cclArl ut MauDlrsirs lhIs Wrrk Tor
ur,irubuuon in mo streams 90 that
tcuity.
Inc funeral oi john Eor.ght who
0lol at apuuEhciu. Aaas., was as.
tuu,u IuiA at ftauelr uu .alus
church ... % ~ .c.,ca .nis morning.
List OF letters rUmaluing uucaiiod
iur "a the posi- ull,e iDf tns Ncrn ,ul-
lux Aa. a.; g.. a. Aaums, a.. b..
Baichri.r. 81. fu,lua tIluurr, uru-
o.! nelly.
10, n,d of .lcclse commissioners
Nll noil "a puu.4l nearing this evening
uu lhr upuu,auuu col q gorge J. wee q
for nr,t class license 20 ,ci liquor
40 10 Aurtn-sl
The Baptist Young Peoples meet
ing atO.sU %. 900. Sunaay nlu bc leau
by Mrs e.. %. Pierce. lnr topic ls
"5prii-ni.ed ,hrisimas. a cordial
Invitation ls EXTENDED 90 aA.
The "Aierries" aud the "Widea.
wakes cross Dats 80 ilo desert This
afternoon. TIE DatteIic, iuf Wg "Aler.
rlrs are II buss aul 80 oufscu; lur tnc
- ldcaaanc,, 81 nuuu ana l. Slbley.
The iuucra. Ji sits l.. IL. Phillips
Who diced ntunt-4a! Nas attended
from ices late home uu GloFc-st 40 ]
O'clock tnls u.irluvuu. Rev a.. y.
Mills uflciaDDg l.ierment Was al
fOwnal Ocu.r.
Services al tue Second Congregat.
iOlal church tomorrow az 4U.lJ a4d
80. The pastor auDltcis, Inc re-
compense OF Wisdom ana Christian
JOY. The annual contribution Will
be- made 20 the Vermont Domestic Mis-
siOnary society.
The Bennington and Hoosick Valley
r X company viii lay out a iarse sui"
OF money during the present season on
improvements 10 tue IoauD,d anu
track. - section gang has ieeu lty-
ing large number Uf lies between
North Bennington ana Walloomsac.
Rev Philip schuyler goes to North
Pownai mission Tor Sunday. A new
alter which Is the gift OF the Pownal
people ard their friends m bennington
will be dedicated. AZ 81 Peters church
the Rev Iale Lyon OF hoosac sen. ol
Will oniciate at tue lU:3O m service
The rector will return for the. evening
service at 3 p N.
A debate is the feature OF the Young
Peoples meeting in the Congregation
al chapel at $50 sunday evening. The
question is, Resolved. that II 1 had
SlU0 TO give to one missionary cAute,
would give IL to foreign missions.
The speaker 10 the affirmative are Har.
rlngton Sears and Jeanette Perkins
and in the negative, Robert Tiffany
and Hazel Hart
Rev c. w. Rowley, the pastor, will
preach Sunday morning at the Metl O.
dist church on THE Wondrous Power
of Weakness" and at 100 he will give
special address to young people on
Outdoor Plants and Indoor Adorn-
ments." A special anniversary ser
vice will be held at 6 30 by the Ep-
worth league. All seats are free and
strangers are especially welcome TO
all the services of the church.
The stocks of hay in Bennington
and vicinity are very low, partly on
account of rather short crop last
year and partly on account of the ex-
ira amount of feed that cattle required
to carry them through remarkably
cold winter Hay is selling from 81
to Sl5 ton, price that has not been
touched in Bennington in some years.
Some who have a surplus of hay will
not part with it at the going price,
that the indications are that
the crop this year will be short one.
Wendell p. Murray clerk at the
KOlaneda has accepted a position as
clerk at the Hotel Kingsborough,
and will enter upon his
duties April 1st, Mr. Murray has
been connected with the Kolaneda
since its opening about two years ago
and the success of the house has been
due in no small measure to his man
agement. His genial disposition has
made him popul ar both with the trav.