The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-04
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Miss Harriet WUct - Nsa Yofk
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Mrs George osborns ari son George
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position az o. q. uarf's a. sccrri onr
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Roirrt =. Moore rriHrusi Tharsday
evening from = vacation spent Ia Peru
aud Essi Dorsci.
Mrs Frank Hurley 40 children uho
have bceg visiting IN Manchester Hill
return home today.
Frank and Charles Mclaughlin -
Easi Dors have been spending a por.
too % the vcsk here.
Frederick Hollsn agc seven years.
uho has been confined several wcess
by illness. IL not much better.
Miss Carrie Kimball Of Newark. y.
j.. IL the guest 81 Miss Elma g.. Row
ley al the Methodist parsonage.
Beginning iomorrow Aug the
Woodford stage will leave here NJ l:J0
instead OF $50 p. m. as heretofore.
Ell. Moore. travelling agent for the
I'd Norton Co returned from oue Of
his regular trips Thursday evening.
Mrs Emma 4. Harwood left this
noon for Caroga Lake, y. Y. where
she will spend several weeks with
friends.
The Christian Eudeavor society and
the Sunday school OF the Baptist
church will have an excursion 10 Lake
Emerald August 10.
Solomon Mathers Is able 10 be about
today for the first time In three weeks
He has been suffering from injuries
received by falling from a ladder.
a special meeting OF the Bennington
Fire Department will be held at the
Stark Hose rooms at $50 this evening.
Important business will be transacted.
Charles Fl Dunn OF Rutland Secre-
tary of the Vermont State Golf Asso
citation is here To day on business con-
nected with the coming meeting of the
association.
w. II. Dunn Of Rutland. secretary
OF the Vermont State Golf association
Is here today on business connected
Win Tie Sldbt iOuIuduutub W Dt utlN
here week after next.
Mrs Mary Fillmore and Mrs Adeline
Searles, who were taken TO the Troy
City hospital owing to injuries receive
cd in runaway accident, are doing
nicely and no further complication are
anticipated.
w. T. White leaves Monday for
Boston where he will attend the Nat
ional Convention OF the Photograph
hers Association OF America. Mrs
White will accompany him and they
will return Saturday.
1.-THE Power OF Christ's Silence"
will be Rev DIR Rowley's theme at the
Methodist church Sunday morning
and his evening topic will he "Seeing
Ghosts not Means of Conversion"
Miss Sophia Maurer will lead the Ep-
worth League meeting at $50. The
pastor will preach at the Shirkshire
chapel at 3 p. m.
The morning report of the Vermont
soldiers home for August | shows the
total membership to be IS, of which 58
are nresent for duty Eighteen are in