The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-06
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d. G, Burt Is confined 10 the house
by illness,
Geo Morse returned from Albany
Wednesday,
There arr several eases OF mumps Ia
the village.
Wallace Anderson is working Al e.
L. hudson's
Charles Maurcr vent o. Troy Thurs.
day morning,
Edward J, Hall has been in town
several days.
Edward burgess has returned from
a visit Ia Cambridge,
=. {. Scott 81 Manchester Center VAS
Ia loNn tho First para oi the week.
Mr. and Mr.. G. "A. Plumb have boan
visiting her mother In Manchester.
Frank smith ~ Greenfield il spend.
lng a few weeks with relatives IN iown.
n. II. Mckeon spent the Fourth In
Troy aud Albany Nish his son, Harry.
Miss Alice Abcl Of Eagle Bridge il
visiting her cousin, Miss Florence
March.
V. y, Porter returned Wednesday
from Charlcmonl where ho spent thv
Fourth.
Frank Stevens aud family have ar.
rived az the Morgan cottage on iho
Bcoch'si road
Leon Lyons Of Greenfield Il spond
Ing a month With his cousin, Wayne
Morse Of Brooklyn street
Mr. aud Ms Frank Tiffany returned
90 Winthrop Thursday morning. after
spending several days here.
Mrs Todd. Who has been visiting
her son, Edw Todd, returned 10 h,r
home 10 Springfield Thursday.
Vim Paper. has resigned his posli.
Ion with N" Eagle square works aud ,
taken one with Geo n. ninsdale.
Mrs. ]. q. Mccullough and Miss
IcBBic Valentine wer- az the form, ~ |
cottage In Peru a.pOrilon Of ls., wees.
Miss Lizzie Coyle Who has b,i,n
visiting her parcnIs Mr and Mrs Mar.
10 Coyle has returned 20 Schenectady.
Miss HildA Pratt has been chosen
onc oi the delegates from the Baptist
~ TO the Silver Bay missionary cor. !
erence. 4
Mrs Annie HopEoud and Mrs VIM
a. Briggs and daughter OF Aiileboro,
Mass, are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs
W. +. Ashton.
Company X are drilling twice a
scek, Tuesday aud Friday evenings.
n preparation for muster near Fort
sthan Allen, Aug Ills. n
Blackman Foster who died 10 Chi
ago last week, brother In law Of Al.
BERT Downs was also brother.in.law
II Mrs J. W. Tower, Of Gage-st
+. r. Grlswold recently had at his
iore home grown rose which measur-
d Ia inches In circumference. IL grew
IA bush less than two feet In height.
The Guldeboard Sunday school en-
Dyed a picnic Tuesday afternoon on
he land near the school house. Trere
Tas a large attendance. Ice cream was
eryed.
Taking everything into considera-
ion Fourth of July in Bennington
his year was an orderly one. Few &C
idents have been reported and none
Y those serious.
Mrs r. l.. Lyons and two sons Leon
nd Frederick visited her parents, Alr
nd Mrs y. A. Kennon OF North street
he past week and also her sisters,
IRIS Elmer Wait and Mrs &. S. Morse.
The returned home Saturday.
Clarence Morse is visiting his
rother Guy In Greenfield for couple
4 weeks. He Is accompanied by his
ncle, f. n. Kennon They will also
isit G. II. Kennon of Wardsboro and
hyde Lyman Of Wilmington.
Geo Moore fell from a load OF hay
tuesday, bruising the back OF his
cad quite severely. III the bruise had
cen few inches higher IL would have
ausd instant death, but, although
cry painful, Il Is not feared that any
erious injury will result.
News has been received OF the ar
ival on June p at Plymouth, England
I the Deutschland, among the pas
engeas OF which were Senator Dilling-
am, his brother, Colonel Dillingham;
I Texas, and Mr. and Mrs Eugene
raves.
Preparations are already being
lade by the FMTAB for the annual
icnic and field day Aug 10. a meet
ng was held this week at which plans
Or the celebration were partially
ormulated and another meeting will
e held in the near future.
1est. Health and Com fort 10 Mother and |