The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-14
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appointed John Hurley boss a ihs
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uho rAs killed last seek aiirr hoidieg
ths position over hfiy years Tie a.
ssmes bic position 70 day.
~ he morning service Ia 81. Ps,srs
church Sunday morning he nTsfaiory
sulo The Lord ts my light" AZ charm.
ingly rendered by Walter TostV. and
Miss Alice y. Ford both 81 whom Arc
grcai iaNoriiss here In musical circles
Miss Fanny Joomls has resigned
Der position az clerk ai Crlsuoids ana
has taken ops a. book.keyt.cr az Silo's
art rooms In New York City. Miss
LOOMS leaves Friday for New York
bat vi not commence her duties for
several days.
John Powers Who for a couple az
years has been connected viih The civll
engineer department u the n Yeah
u " ", and stationed az B.fAio has
resigned the position aud taken an.
other good one Ia the city Of Louisville
Ky. where be- IL nov located.
Assistant secretary Of the navy
Charles n. Darlipg l. spending The
week NJ his home here Eiih his family.
MIR. Darling has practically been nj
the head 81 the navy department All
summer and IL taking a much desired
rest. He will be present at the dedlca.
ton OF the Ethan Allen tower In the
Washington cemetery at Burlington
Wednesday.
Commencing this evening the Benn.
ington and Hoosick Falls electric raj
way 7ill run what will be called A
theater car between Hoosick Falls and
Bennington for the purpose OF accom-
modating those who may be DESTROYS 10
attend the plays 10 this village. The
car will leave Hoosick Falls at 6 30
returning Immediately after the play.
Mrs A d Milliman and Mrs c Holm.
son OF Troy are visiting Mrs George
Hudgins on North street. Both LAD
les were born In Bennington. Mrs
Milliman was the wife OF the late John
Chaplin a very popular conductor on
the Fitchburg railroad, running be-
tween Troy and Boston and resided in
Bennington number OF years.
j. George Hudgins, representing the
Enos Adams company has returned
nome from an eleven weeks trip
through New York state, having Wis.
tied all the large cities between Schen-
ectady and Syracuse, supervising the
distributing of free samples of Adams
mineral soap and calling on the retail
and jobbing trade. He left last night
for Montreal and other Canadian cit
les.
A special train conveying % officials
of the Rutland railroad will come down
on special train Tuesday morning.
Their destination is Petersburg where
they will visit, and spend most OF the
day, at the celebrated Gladioli farm OF
Il Cowee, one of the most noted spots
in this section. Over 100 acres are
given to the exclusive propagation, the
roots OF which are sent all over the
world.
According to dispatch there has
been eft TO the town of Bennington
$4,000 according to the terms of the
will of Geo. 4. F. Dodge of Nashua
N. Fl. which was probated in that city
Friday. There are 100 beneficiaries
pamed in the will the total amount |
distributed being S150,000. Mr. Dodge