The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News OF the Town and Village Briefly
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Hubert Hart returned Friday from
Chester
j. L. Finn has had another relapse
and Is again confined to the house.
The condition OF Mr. and Mrs Myron
Chandler is more comfortable today.
Miss Nellie Hogan drew the shoes in
the b club at the Bennington shoe
store.
w. w. Burch OF Troy is visiting
his sister, Mrs Chas H. Robson OF
Grove ST.
Henry w. Marsh is visiting his
daughter, Mrs Clark Spencer in
Greenwich.
Miss Margaret Hayes who has been
i'll for week is again at work in
Harris store.
Gov Bell has designated Fuller c.
Smith as chairman of the board of
railroad commissioners.
The condition of Mrs H. NJ. futile
does not imp ove very much She has
been in poor heath SOM time.
Potatoes are selling at 80 cents
bushel II IS said that many farmers
are holding them for higher prices.
NJ. w. Stewart, who has been ser
iously i'll for some time, was out on
the street COR the first time Monday.
A. G. Patchin, who is spending the
winter in Springfield, is the guest of
his son, Charles Patchin for week.
A presidential eector receives as
emoluments of the Office Sl5 a day
while on duty, and ten cents mile for
travel.
Mrs Frank Hurley who is Ill is re-
ported somewhat improved. A con-
sultation of physicians was held yes.
terday.
o. w. HARDWOOD goes to Brandon
this noon and this evening will install
the officers of the encampment of that
village.
The recently elected officers of Mon
ument lodge, X. Of p. will be installed
by Lodge Deputy James H. Habberley
Wednesday evening.
Charles N. Powers while driving to
SALISBURY this morning was thrown
from the cutter at rough place in the
road and one knee injured quite pain
fully.
Mrs l.. F. Abbott will entertain
Branch No 4 st Mary's Guild for Mrs
H. W. Booth Wednesday afternoon
from to 5 O'Clock. All branches
are invited.
John Green, Sr., took out life in
surance policy Monday and within an
hour fell on the ice and for several
minutes was in an almost unconscious
condition. He is better today
Charles Degarmo Of Brandon ex
hibited a pickerel yesterday which
weighed % pounds and was four feet
six inches long. 1t was caught by Mr.
Degarmo at Lake Dunmore, and sold
to S. w. Jones, who sent it to New
York.
Arthur Kingsley Rowell aged 10
years, son of George NJ and Eva Spaf.
lOIu INOMtll lOIIueTIN III llllS NllldSt
and grandson of II. w. Spafford, died
at his home in Burlington Monday
afternoon at O'Clock Of typhoid
fever. The funeral will be held in
Rutland Wednesday afternoon.
Albert Atwood who broke leg by
reason of falling from plank on
which he was standing viii papering
in the hall at the residence OF C. C.
Kimball on Union street was taken TO
hospital In Troy on the evening
train Monday. The fracture, which is
o bad one was near the ankle OF the
right leg.
Dominick h Dominick Of New Yor X
City, j. Vim Mlddehdbrf 4 Co. of
Baltimore and the Fidelity and De-
posit Go. Of Maryland are Offering to
Investors, trustees, and banking in.
situations s2,000,000. First mortgage
~ per cent Gold Bonds of the Bal
timore, Sparrows Point and Chesa-
peake Ry Co. due February l, 1858.
Guaranteed as to principal and interest
and endorsed by the United Railways
and Electric Company Of Baltimore.
These Bonds are sold at price net
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