The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-07
BENNINGTON Briefs
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Wells Todd has sons 10 hinshan-
ion, NY
AssisisHi fosiass'sr u y Robinson
u iskins his fscsiion,
Miss Ada Aanoh 81 Worcester is
sisilins ATs q 7 haFL
itsF George MsgsT u sstsnsel4dg
sss in tosn Wednesday,
iiiFsm Il fasssi Of she Rosi once l.
o. his ssesiioH ihis sfsk,
4 soa sss bora 10 Nf snd Nns
cisiasAi u Noed Aeitesdas,
0sa Wi'soa ~ n0rssi spsHi sssisr-
dAi siih ifishds ih ne village
Aishaiss i.e4hy - riiez il Fisiiins
iFienis Ia issn Zoe . iss dags,
Nrs R4fi.fi a Csrfsn,sf II Haasisk
i spsnding = So days siiA hsT
daughter,
Miss AHha snd George Rafss II
lilsa afs gisliing ihslF. ErshiHoihst,
MFs Anha lie
Tas HMc ~ he Nsihodis church
sill nosi ioF sosiai stsains 81 ihs
s.AFsohsss ioHoUes
ME- FR Hadson ~ iieosiss Fsiis
has iash saiagta'Hihs Miss Maiiis a
iuiisf - Aufth i'osasl. "
Ri4iiaa Assni II apafoFd and Mrs
hpsrofl ~ North llshhihstah iofi
" edhssdAl Zoe ne AdiFuhdseks,
iist George y Meyer of Sci.snaciady
iafinofiy ~ Norh ilsahiHssaH. sss
90 guest 81 i.st DE- iloslsy wsdhss,
dsy,
ifoi n Tayior. sha has ie.n
visiting 81 ne baptist parsonage 80
iafned ~ bic home Ia iiamiiloh, y. y.
Tharsday,
Ths oroors and Hsfniefs affNiiFiam
ltsisrkah lodge arc rsqnrsiad a. 10
tfessnt AZ special uireiitg FRIDAY /
stseihs ats o'olock.
SarTeon oepsrAi W X Putnam lsh
Ttarssiay h. ioia Gov isii aHd star,
sho sill Ausad old nun.s Week OBJ
seft anoss a. Tlhmoaih.
Ekhibls - he ysfy --latest f.adis,'
ahd Kisses fail and aiulrf coats and
saiis al The iisnnirHDn ahoe kiufei
Saturday, SEPT IN, isis,
Rev II II washbarue and iamily 81
Oh Chatham urrs guests AZ ~ DI
Ns@ton's shilo 90 their say 60 visit
bic iAih0r. i.sv " u wsshburbe
Surprising ness. Hack srFgr ladies'
suits, Compieia suits selling shiis
ley last AZ q. -. al The Remington
shoe siorc, iIc safu aud 80 them.
Mrs Charles ksnuon. accompanied
By hvr dauglicr and srandchiid. Of
Ircrhheld, has returned from 4 tuo
.tess Visii Nth her son, Harry. ia
Ne- York.
Miss Bessie Hudson sent 10 T'hlla.
iclphia Tuesday uith = & OviAu aud
amily, uho occupied Mrs X J Cofey-
vsi5.noe during The sumner. shs will
snain for too weeks.
Mrs. W - Cutting has returned from
Waterford aud Saratoga. While
here shc uas the guest % SIR and Mrs
rank Adscs, ADD vas In attendance
u the Sir Knights ball.
News has been received Of the death
. Detroit. Mi,h. OF ishmael n Bent
~, who spent the greater part OF last
nmmer visiting his nephew, NJ ri
Woodward. and other relatives IN .
own.
Norman Burke, Who has been spend.
ng the summer at Mrs. Barbara
ioore's, and bis sisters, Misses Roth
nd Edith Burke, who have bcon there {
Or several weeks, have returned 10
iyack, NY. Ia
Mrs Philip Schuyler and children
ave returned home from {
he seaside where the family have .
cen spending the summer. Mr. Schuy.
'r went down Monday 10 accompany \
he family back.
At the Cambridge Fair, Wednesday, =
the Ali race, trot aud pace, the sec.
nd money was taken by Joe Wilkes, 9
1tered and driven by r II Burgess OF I
lis village. The best time made In r,
10 race was 2.1Ti. :
Tonight Just Plain Folks" a rural
rama, will be produced at Library
all.> There viii be a matinee Satur. y
ny, and the members OF the COMPANY Z,
III hold a reception on the stage after \
10 performances. y
Because Of trouble with the trolley v
Tres, this morning, electric cars ran .
bout an hour late. The repair gang
as soon at work and the trouble,
hich was near the pulp mills, was
medied. The road has been remark
ply free from delays this summer. Il
Some unknown parties visited the II
wn of Franklin Scott in North Ben :.
ngton a few nights ago, and saturat- " y,
the bark to two thriving elm trees u
It'll some kind OF preparation, that t'
J the trees look now, will destroy the al
ees. Specimens OF the bark have n,
zen sent to the state laboratory to
scover, II possible, what it was and
hat will be the effect on the trees. A
port is expected daily. .,
Mrs M ] Belden and Miss Maude ht
eden entertained number OF lady TO
lends at cards Wednesday afternoon.
luncheon was served the first thing in -
10 afternoon. Widow was the game
aged, eleven tables being in use.
he rooms were prettily decorated
ith flowers of different varieties.
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