The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-30
BENNINGTON GRlEFS'
News f:thsrrewa,and village .BTisny
TsId far nusE Headers

ncadhy'
Miss Matte Buss left for New York
City Wednesday.
r.. II. Holden went 10 Burlington
Thursday night.
Harry Pine OF Cohoes will spend
sunday with friends here.
An auction sale was held at the
Oliver Burt farm Thursday.
Numnn Hasklns Of SALISBURY was
among the visitors 20 the village yes
ieruay.
Miss Ida l.. Maxwell oi Troy viii
spend July aud August at Bennlng'
ton Center.
Several from herewith 20 a. Rutland
Sunday and spend the day at Lake
bomoseon.
Mrs Adele Smith and Mrs b. G.
Brown are spending toe day 10 Troy
aud Albany.
Miss Ruth Godfrey IL the winner ~
a watch oncrod a. prize by The II %
oatmeal Co.
Miss Florence Wyman ~ Sunder.
land ID spending few days with /
friend, 10 town.
Henry Mars Of Weston has been the /
guest 81 his uncle and aunt, Mr aud /
Mrs II l.. Siillson.
Miss Daisy Rudd has taken rooms
in 81 the residence ~ Mrs CoHey on /
Grand vicw-sircci.
Miss Agnes Rudd from Arlington /
has been spending a portion Of the /
week with friends here.
a. J. Malone 81 lloosick Falls has
been employed AZ McGu-k's barber /
shop FOR the past few days. /
VIM pendeld will receive 1000 quarts /
o. cherries next Tuesday. Leave your /
order with him IN advance. Ten quarts /
Tor dollar 20
Circle SO ~ the nj church viii /
entertain 40 the parsonage Friday 40 /
. O'Clock and during the evening. |
Every body invited.
The condition 81 Miss Eleanor |
Dewey does not improve. Typhoid /
fever Is feared and a specialist from /
Troy has been sent for.
Edward Houran AMI Miss Albina
Lai0ur were united III marriage by |
Rev e.. T.. Provost the Sacred |
Heart church Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Geo Sears OF Brooklyn
will arrive az the Putnam TODAY. Mrs !
Sears will remain for the summer and |
Mr. Sears will return In three weeks.
Surgeon General W. +. Putnam has
returned from Burlington, where he |
attended the commencement exercises |
OF the University OF Vermont with Gov |
Bell and staff.
James McGurk and ;. n lockwood |
returned from Glastonbury where they |
have been fishing for four DAYS. To- |
gether thew captured i pounds OF the !
speckled beauties.
Another food sale will be held In the |
chapel of the Second Congregational |
church Saturday ~ this week, July |
first. az two O'Clock. All are most |
cordially invited to attend.
Miss Blanche Chapman was married /
TO Henry Seymourbv Rev 4. J. Bar |
ron at the parochial residence early /
Thursday evening. After short /
wedding trip they will reside In Ben
ningtou.
Harry Warren who was injured in I
coasting accident last winter Is able /
10 be about the streets on crutches. /
He expects 20 be obliged 20 90 20 the /
hospital few times more before he I
is finally discharged.
Bennington county was represented /
among the graduates of the state Nor |
NAL school at Castleton Thursday, |
Misses Mary A. Loughlin OF Benning- /
[ fn, Taeufa Haulrfre 81 81
and Mary +. McDevitt OF East Dorset. |
The selectmen will soon commence
the erection OF new culvert on Beech
st near the buildings OF the Cooper |
Manufacturing company. The calvert |
now in use has been almost impassa-
Bile for some time. 1t will be a long
and expensive job.
Mrs Herbert f. Claiborne OF Rich
mond. Va, president Of the National |
Society Of Colonial Danes of Ameri- |
ca and VIM Ruilin Cox former con-
federate general were married We'd |
nesday June 81. They will spend a
portion of the summer in Vermont.
Ralph Durkee an employee of the
Cooper needle shop is off duty. the |
resut of the fore finger on one hand |
coming in contact with a saw on which |
he was saving out some needles. The
saw nearly slit the finger the entire
length, but no damage was done TO
the bone.
Frank HARDWOOD was locked up in
jail last evening. He was arrested two
weeks ago for intoxcation and at the
hearing which was continued he fur
nished bail for future appearance.
This he forfeited and upon being seen
on the street yesterday was taken in
to custody.
There was large attendance at the
sale of personal property of Oliver J.
Burt Thursday the sale occupying
nearly the entire day. Good prices
prevailed. Mr. Burt will remove to
the house on School-st that he recently
purchased as soon as the necessary
repairs can be completed.
One OF Fred O. Graves horses be-
came frightened near the Soldiers
Home Thursday evening, freed him
self from the carriage and ran ND |