The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-26
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Fair tonight and Tuesday.

| Albany Over ouhuhlt
Mrs J. II. Dawson Of Granville 4
visiting friends here.
Roger Ramsdrll aud Harold Swee
were az Lake Hancock Saturday night
Henry oglesby returned saiurdal
afternoon from a visit in Springfield,
ST. and Mrs T.. q. HYDE went 10 AZ
llngion and spent sunday
Tho quarterly conference viii h
held ~ The 81 church this evening.
Mrs b. = brown of North henning
t1n ia visiting D. g. Brown of Webb
~
Mrs John Evans Of Wehh.si hn,
been visiting relatives ln South Shaft,
bury.
Fred Wall aud Fred somncro Of Brat
llehoro have been visiting relative,
here.
Misses Marx O'nonnoii and Mary
Pratt speni Sunday in Rutland and
Ca,i'o.on.
Geo Colgrove len Monday morning
Tor Cheshire la the Interest oiihe Enos
Adams Co.
Nir ard Mrs Henry r. Rudd observed
Tie lHih Anniversary ~ their wedding
Saturday.
Mrs $ a Pauerson aud son loii Mon
day morning Tor Schenectady a. visit
her sister.
Harold Larrabco and wife arrived
home from Porto Rico this morning
after an absence Of about % year.
Misses Faith and Cecil Powers have
returned from M.idlchury where the
former has been attending college.
The Raihbnn sisters Of Norih Adams
in in numh'r wiii have nn excursion
with dinner 40 the Putnam Tuc.dFv.
Conductor Corbei. pho has been
on yacailon for irr DAYS had
charge Of CO.. freight over the hin
Monday morning.
Mr and Mr. William gi.den Of
Dauby Nbo have Cel tho guests az
their cousin, George ". Morse. o.
turned ris morning.
Mrs a. ~. Madison and ino sons ~
Arlington, n. j., who have been the
guests Of Mrs Lorenzo St0riz went 90
Beckett Monday morning.
DR. L n Ross leaves this evening for
where tomorrow be will
attend the hitieih annual gathering of
The class OF which be- is graduate
EE Hart and sons we've "a, Lake
Hancock sunday. Theodore lhomn..
Clarence Holden. and 8. j. Holden
have been Ia camp there several days.
EThe personal property belonging 90
the bankrupt estate ~ Stephen ! Ora.
dy WAS sold 40 suction Saturda'.
Good prices were realized. about sl.OO
being added 10 the assets.
DR. ". r Putnam leaves tomorrow
for Burlington where be- will In Coo
Bell and other members OF bis stan,
VINO together viii attondihe comm nc,-
ment exercises - the University OF
Vermont
Yrs James n Mar'in gave dinner
sun .ay In honor q Mr. and Mrs n. 4.
Of Corning. y. T.. and MIR
and Mrs Burton Percy OF Arlington.
Covers we're laid for nine and the
table decorations were roses and pc.
olies.
Geo Hummer White. years OF age
son OF Allie Warren White In the west
mart ot the town died Sunday after a
ten days Illness. His funeral will q
attended from the home Tuesday after
noon AT ] O'Clock. Rev Lynn +.
Armstrong Of Brooklyn will oilciate.
The ladies OF the First Baptistchurch
will hold a garden party at the resi-
dence OF Mrs Daniel McEowen We'd
nesday afternoon from three to eight
o'clock. Refreshments will deserved.
Every effort is being made to make il
a very enjoyable affair. Gentlemen
are especially invited.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. W. Stewart whohave
been in New Jersey for several weeks
returned home Saturday morning
They 90 to Manchester in couple of
lays TO assist their daughter. Mrs Otto
Bennett to arrange the house in which
hey are to reside and then will 90 TO
western New York TO spend the sum
ner.
There is an error in the new
lime cards which have been given out
BY the Rutland RR today. On the
schedule as printed the south bound
Eyer in the afternoon leaves at 4:l5. IL
should read $40 and all those having
cards containing this error are re-
luested to correct it to avoid any in
Lewis p. Fuller If North Adams cell
'brated his 93rd birthday Saturday.
lie is a native of Nottingham. When
he Civil war was raging be resided in
stamford where he recruited IL men
zane to Bennington with them and all
became members of Company A, l4th
infantry which was raised here. For
time he was second lieutenant. He |
S the Oldest living member of the com.
,any and the regiment.