The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-29
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Miss Lucy Haynes has returned
from her visit 10 Brallleboro.
Mrs Archie Hall, North Adams visit.
ed recently with friends la the village.
Frank Z. liarwood has returned
from spending his vacation Ia STRAIT.
ton.
Miss Mary 4. Root IL home from
her schcel 10 spend the summer va.
cation,
Mis-, Annie Hanrahnn and sister aro |
visiting relative, Ia New York and at |
Coney Island.
Mrs n. 4. Shields Of bennington |
| Center has been spending few days |
with her mother 10 Troy.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Risden, who have
3, en lhe guests Of their cousin, George |
W. Morse have returned a. Dandy.
James Conan IL employed ai the |
! Postal Telegraph Office during the |
temporary absence Of Jesse buss.
Mrs \. = Orcenslel. her ihrco child.
I rcn ana a girl friend oi Boston are |
with Mrs Geo r. Smith for d lev |
weeks
Mr. and Mrs Edward &. Blngham |
have commenced housekeeping Ia Hut. |
land, corner Of Williams ana Crescent |
streets.
Wallace Schram. Who has been en-.
7 pluycd Ia New York Tor some time, |
has bcog transferred boy BIZ, employers |
l a. Albany.
j. NJ. Hyd. Of the Soldiers homo |
went 90 Middlchury Thursday morn |
INK Tor a tWoweoks visit with relatives |
and friends.
Stove aud chestnut coal q, quoted ai |
I 500 ton. This Is about 81 Ton |
cheaper than 10 is 10 Rutland and |
Burlington.
! The gas company expects 20 turn gas |
I into iho mains durIng The first week /
/ in July. The laying Ut the mains vas |
completed today.
Frank Sherman. who has been con.
/ fined 90 the house by illness for sew.
era weeks b. much improved and able /
/ 90 boz oui 81 doors.
] The fyers each way on the Rutland |
Z division % the Central New York are
nov carryingtwo Pullman parlor cars |
on their trips instead OF one.
II. :. Moses, president OF the Bap |
tist Christian Endeavor, wishes 10 |
meet bis executive committee immed- |
lately after praper meeting tonight
Miss Agnes McCabe has gone to
Milford, Mass, TO attend the marri. !
age o. her brother 10 a young lady 81 |
that city which took place yesterday.
Mrs 4. W. Moore and son OF Pleas.
ant street will move 10 Newark, y. j., |
the middle Of July. Mr. Moore has n
position there and began his duties |
last week.
Mr. and Mrs Thos r. kierce OF Troy |
are rejoicing over the birth OF a |
daughter. born Tuesday. Mrs Kierce |
was formerly Miss Catherine Hart of
Gage street.
Jesse Buss. messenger OF the Postal |
/ Telegraph CO., met with an accident
Wednesday evening and is OF duty
for few days. he stepped on a nail
which injured his foot quite badly.
Postmaster Dewey has just had prln.
ted and issued 10 tue patrons OF the
oiiice card containing complete
schedule of the time of arrival and
departure Of every mail and passenger
tram from the Office as well as from
the station, and other useful informa-
tion.
Five sisters met at the home of Geo |
Il. Smith Wednesday afternoon for the
first time IN over twenty i've years.
! They we're: Mrs Anna Houran, Ben !
nington; Mrs 5. c. Rider, North !
Adams; Mrs David Mann, London,
Ont, Mrs Geo Il. Smith, Bennington !
and Mrs Geo b. Tebbitts OF Boston.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the post Office for the week end
ing June 20 1905: Geo Hakonem, c b |
Eimbal, w II Lee, c VI Lincoln, Roy
Patterson, Merrite White care OF
Emma Snow, Miss Dora Hughes, Mrs
Addie NJ Hopkins, Mrs II NJ Hamalai.
men, Miss Lena Nielsen, Mrs Jane
Sears.
Joseph j. Honiker and Miss Alma !
f.. Lamere were united in marriage at
8 o'clock Thursday morning at the
st Francis de Sales church by Rev A.
j. Barron. The best man was Hubert
+. Honiker and tho brides maid, Miss
Irene Nj. Honlker, brother and sister
of the groom. After short wedding
trip to Boston, Mr. and Mrs Honiker
will reside on Depot-st.
1t will interest all true lovers of the
art pisc itorial to know that Arthur
Russell, Bennington's genial jailor
and deputy sheriff, yesterday captured
from the waters of the Battenkil
trout measuring eighteen and three
fourth inches in length and weighing
four and one fourth pounds. The
trout is of the rainbow variety and is
now on exhibition at his apartments
in the Court house.
Constables Thomas Dunfrey and
Jas Gibbs with Special Officer Samuel
Starkweather of Williamstown raided
the state line house between Williams.
town and Pownal last nighl. The
house is kept by Joseph Brosseau.
Although they made complete search |
of the house they found absolutely |
nothing in the way of liquors or any
thing TO indicate that any illegal bust
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