The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-01
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Fair warmer tonight and Friday.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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N. a. bentley Of Manchester Depot
has moved to town,
Miss Bessie Harbour spent Tuesday
ln Will.amsihwn.
George a, Maihers has returned
from "a visit in Albany.
Miss LILA Madison returned o. Ncs
York Tuesday afternoon
Mr, Fmma larfood returned Wcd,
rsslHy from "a visit boo Dorset
Miss l.ncy Smiths aponding d ioW
days with friends |n Petersburg.
The marriage of Miss Louise Nn-
son Poo John Sioai oocurei Monday.
NJ nud Mrs George ifc and child
have rented house on Grove street,
a change lu che t.mo table Of 'le
Rutland ri, VIII go Into effect june
o.
lirney WILLIAMS of tohoo, spent
Wednesday, With friends in the vie
lago.
Mrs q. T.. Hudson Is visiting Sir
and Mrs Harry Hudson 90 Schoncc.
iady
Alr and Mrs Chas q. Barnes are
spending ihc day ln Troy and Al
bany.
Thomrs Vail of Troy has opened
bis summer residence ai Bennington
Center.
Miss Ethel Hard pleasantly enter
ialnci "a number Of friends Tuesday
evening
Mr, Sybil Meyer, has been called 90
Pownal on account 81 the Hines. of
her brother.
OTTO Bennett, doc ness proprietor
oi the Manchester lourrlI is % visitor
90 this village today.
D. g. Mcador and Fred Corhci we're
ln Wil'iamsionu Wednesday arrane-
lng game of base ban.
Sir and Mrs Jacob Harbour and Mr.
aud Mrs Eugene Nnit.cs drove 90
Nor'h Adams Decoration day.
WIN Carlton T.nt ~ Hoosick Falls
has been ihe guest of bis cousin, Mrs
Charles Soule Tor few DAYS.
The monthly official meet ing will be-
held a' the close OF The prayer meeting
90 the NE church this evening.
Excavation s.. being made on North.
10 boz front OF Quin'un's drug store
owing 90 leak LOO ihe water pipe.
William A. Harwood. Henry p.
l,udd and ID. D. Moore are among
those who are fishing the Baiienkill
today.
a large party of school children
from the Hoo,ick Falls parochial
school enjoyed trolley ride 10 this
yillago today.
Recent change, and additions in the
local telephone service are. Griswold's
store. els; II. /. Norton. 6l-j: DIR
Bristol, Clip; Golf club, 20.
Samuel LAGRANGE and Miss Edith
Harringshow both Of Amsterdam were
married by Justice G. ID. Phillips no
the listers room Wednesday aft ernoou
Invitations have been received TO
the marriage Of Miss Nellie Russell 81
20 Willard John Nedder
OF the same city al high noon Jure 20.
Charles J Bonaparte OF Baltimore
who has been appointed secretary of
the navy has been a summer visitor
at the Center for a number OF seasons
and is we'll known in Bennington.
Edward Adams wishes To state that
he did not give a kitchen dance recen-
tly ank that il was not at his house
where Mallory is claimed TO have rob-
bed Mrs John DeForge of sl3.
Mrs Henry McMartin and daughter,
Rena Belle Wood OF Syracuse are go-
ing to spend the summer with Mrs Me-
Martins sister. Mrs !. w. Newell who
has been III nearly two years at her
home at Fairview Farm, Woodford.
One Of the Rutland cars which has
the name New York Central in large
letters and Rutland in smaller type on
each end was at the local station Tues
day. The lettering makes a neat and
appearance.
William s Helling OF Gloversville,
son Of the late James ID. Helling OF
Hoosick, is very i'll at his home in that
city. He has two sisters residing in
this vicinity, Mrs G. A. Knapp of
North Bennington and Mrs |. W. New
ell of Woodford.
The family of John + Healey are
packing up their goods preparatory
to removing to Portsmouth, n. H.,
where he has a good position with the
Singer Sewing Machine company for
which he has been the agent here for
some years. Miss Eva Beaulieau, who
resides with them, will remain in the
exchange some two months
longer.
Four Thursday evenings with the
Four Gospels will be the program for
the month of June at the ME church.
''The Gospel of Matthew" will be the
PASTORS theme this evening. The
people are asked to read three chap
ters a day during June thus reading
all Of the four Gospels. All are well
come.
Henry w. Myers has sold the farm
in Pownal on which he for years resi-
1ed to Geo b. M. Goodwin a wealthy |
manufacturer OF New York. The farm |
200 acres and the price paid |
was $4,000. Mr. Goodwin bought it
ior a summer residence. He sails to