The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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G 5, Perry vas 10 Manchester today
GA business.
4 neellng Of no Sixth Corn, post
vii 10 held Tonight
llobeFi iepson returned ~ schsnee.
iady this afternoon
Ln'ls kddiIgion returned from Hot
Springs, Ark, Friday.
J. a. y. Williams r. attending
ianrral Boz Arlington today
Mr and Alrs George Il. Maihers on,
in Albany Tor dal or tao.
John Plumb leii ihis moraIne 90
attend ihr AMlA convection.
Street Commissioner Cnpp has
mrn ai ao. k to-day ou sthool,si.
Miss =. l. Palmer ~ Brooklyn is a.
guest a. iho home oi D. l. Nichols.
Francis Smith sent o. lgui.and yes.
, ierdayio Ah'udiho fMCA convention.
b Fresh SWEET pa seed in separate
g. ora an1 mixture AZ Heaih's Elm
4 telephone has leen Installed NJ iho
congregational parsonage. number
1855
SHE Spirit Of '70n vii b. the i'ila
Of the picture Ia he Boston GLOBE %. /
morrow.
Arthur Kehoc has charge ~ che
1McA during the ahsosce - iho
secretary.
Airs Beagle Of salisbury il visiting /
bee panuis, Sir aud Mrs u. a. bald. |
nl4 today.
a meeting ofihc flsh and Game club
All hc held in Armory ball this owe.
ming a. s.i3.
job Long ~ the Soldier. home lcfi
Saturday morning On a iurlough
Hhich vii be spcni ln Braii'cboro.
Lots 81 different kinds Of trecs.
shrubs. aud vines such as do ln.i ln
ihis locality, nos arriving AZ licaih's !
Elm.sL
Coal dealers have lowered The price
81 stove aud chestnut coal o. $50 per
ton. Other sizes are lowered 10 pro
portion
". !. Calpin for ten months con.
ncci,d with the local telephone ONCE
has resigned aud leaves tonight for
Cortland, \. y.
Worx on the athletic field h pre-
crossing rapidly. II Is not probable
that the grand stand will be- compll ted
until just before the opening game.
T.. A. Davenport has the contract %
furnish The bread, thrcc times a week
10 the Italians. o. in number. who are
working ON the Colgate road up NJ
Anthony.
The Salvation army will hold
special meeting 10 their rooms this eve.
ling. Maj Batter will speak and In
'ign Core will sing and play several
selections on the guitar.
T.. l. Nichols wishes 20 thank the
'rONds that visited bis Two stores yes.
erday for their many expressions OF :
approval and interest taken In the 3jth
OF their business career.
The members Of The Congregational
sunday school gno are rehearsing for
he Easter praise service under the d.
ection Of +. & Benn-ti are requested
o meet promptly 10 the chapel at u
o'clock Sunday.
The management Of the Bennington
Ipera house received a telegram today
tating that IL had becom necessary
o cancel the engag OF the Grace \
george company for April 9th on &C.
cunt OF change In dates.
The meat markets have made an ad-
ance OF two cents pound In nearly
II cuts of meat. The advanceis made z
n account OF the raise by The whole.
ale dealers. IL Is thought that the
lcrease will be only for couple Of
ionths at least. s
Jay Armstrong. who lives at the foot
I Mt Anthony on the west, was In the
lches OF snow fell In that vicinity last
light and that for couple of hours
he sleighing was pretty good. He
ode in a sleigh for quite distance.
The subject of the CT meeting at the
church at 6 O'Clock z
unday evening will be "Glorifying
cd in our Recreations. " The MEM
srs are asked To come prepared to .,
Ike part in the discussion. A col lect- ~
m will be taken.
John Nash, for. J. X. Moore who
Gently purchased several lots on .,
airawn park has sold two of them ~
different parties who it is announced -.
III erect two houses on them during Il
e present season. They will be ex-
'essly for summer use. II
Rev w. w. Foster, ID. ID. who has
zen in charge OF the First Methodist IC
Iurch in Boston the last year, will be
signed 20 the presidency of Rust &C
University at Holly Springs, Mass
: the present Troy Conference. de
Is held the position several years.
Viii looking over some gold coins
few DAYS ago Merritt b. Morgan
und 50 gold piece coined in 1855,
e year in which Mr. and Mrs G. ID
lillips were married. They are now
rare colo and Mr. Morgan presented
to Mr. and Mrs G.. D.. Phillips as a
smento of the golden anniversary. Pl
The subject of the PASTORS sermon
lnday morning at the Second Con.
egational church will be "The Full
SIS of the Cup" This will be the
st sermon in series Mr. Mills has
on nreanhinu fitted tn tho Thoughts