The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-12
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prra. muslin utdsrHcaf. ladies sid
Misses corscis aud petiicoais i.issi
designs, re.soasbls prices.
Col a ". Douns has h,-on appoint
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mour Wood GAR Of Vermont
Harry Hudson Of Schenectady IL
visiting bis parcais Mr aud Mrs 4 l.
Hudson. lie cane Friday and uili ~.
main for tao weeks. His rife 10 bors
also.
~ The reception 10 b. given by The |
local cbapisr OAR -itn Mrs = l..
Bates cdncsday afternoon a short |
literary and musical program siiI ~
rendered.
40 automobile party consisting OF
Mr. and Mrs John Sorg. Mr aBd Mrs |
Harley Fairfax and Miss Julia T~om.
blcy OF New York vas In Bennington
Thursday.
Special good ncws. The Radcliff rus
ssi oxiords Tor Ladies: will he sold |
Saturday Aug y At the Bennington
shoe store Tor ei.-p usual price ali
over the world s2.J0.
Arthur G Eliot. who has been spend.
ing the sumner Ia this village, left /
Saturday for New York City, where he
will begin rehearsinga new play, with
John Drew. which will be FIRST pre.en.
ted In that city Sept.
While driving from North Bending
ton Friday evening. John Ho ran saw
n green turtle In the road near GULL.
ver's Corner. He captured the animal
which Is the largest specimen ever seen
in this section. IL weighed twenty
pounds.
"Denomlnational Federation or The
Cathiolicity Demanded" will be Rev
DIR g w Rowley's theme al the NJ FL
church Sund ay morning. There will be
no services In the evening. The con
will unite with the Old First
Church.
In Old Kentucky Co." will arrive
here at 3 O'Clock to day, and possibly
the picanniny band may give concert
TO night. Their season opens here and
the company has been rehearsing at
the Broadway theater, New York for
two weeks past.
The report OF the superintendent of
the Vermont Soldiers Home shows that
On the morning OF the 11th the total
of the home was 81. of
which 6l were present for duty, 10 we're
In the hospital and 20 absent with
leave. The average present was 70.
Silas Stanley died in the Soldiers
Home hospital Friday, the result OF a
broken hip and other injuries received
before being admitted to the home from
Brandon about two months ago. He
served in company G., 1st Vermont
Volunteers. The body will be taken
.oday to that place for burial.
Word has been received of the death
1t his home in Barton of the Rev @
Dayfoot one OF the Oldest Baptist cler-
yymen in the state, being in his Dist
year. He had continued In the work
Until almost the last. He was one of
he early graduates OF Colgate univer-
'ity and among some OF the pastorates
hat he filled were Salisbury, West
haven, Wallingford and Mt Holly.
lie was also located in Michigan for
several years.