The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-24
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w n Nichols spent faster SUNDAY
Ia Boston.
Harry MckeoR returned in Troy
sunday eifning.
~. u. sheldon is o. Manchester 90
Il al un lusiffss,
trank Tiffany sas here fnam Win,
ihrop over Sunday
Sales Robinson ~ Troy spfni Sun
day siih John j, iFahg De-.
En Hyde spent Sunday a. his
inIn.fF hnue in hrand"n.
Miss MARI Watson returned 40
Waterford sunday rfrnins
Wa n bradford accompanied his
s.ie Ga Aes Nofa lasi sees,
Misses Vera BAH and Crail iorrrs
arc spending ihe tay in Troy,
i.coh ieFin sas homs inom rrol
iiusiness College over aaniay,
Miss Fannie lnnmis hegsn r'rrkins
az urisro.d's Molial moin'ns.
George u. Goodsferi ~ 90 enrriafy
spent Faster siih irlrnds b inau
iarry Cunningham uf Manchester
sas iile quest of Mice NMa.r over
Sunday,
Mis, Elizabeth Nuu,lf sas hnnie
IRON Albany Boz nrss college over
sunday,
A. -. Edson sls be- ia Nra York
hospital is sinaif hui steadily im'
proving,
Miss Eleanor Desrl clio has bsen
900 ipf snmr iiHH is appauHily slpHll
recovering,
q auis o. Ossul lls accepted q 30.
siprH FL. "a ~. n.ssfis ald hrsan
biz q ''rs fnnlal,
Tho annuai meeting % ihe srcnni
Goa fagaiiunal churrh ni.l D. held
thus iay evening
Thri rrr loser Glasses of il.s high
srfnnl $50 rorrpiiun % ulr seniors
SaiH.ua. rfrnlfs
,.allso, .,chr-m has r,slgned bic
position a. De-. .lassrit's aud goes
suus Zee S., isia.
Mr o. So George Worihingion
uhn arr rni u'r H'mr arc spending q
icu days Ia see lnfA
F.N. Tlnang. former resident
nos In business iu Boston. il making
q Short visit 10 friends herr
Harry Warrun Nho vas home from
Tr1y hospital fou days last seek
viurncd Saturday evening.
y. p Moor returned Saturday
afternoon FROM tao weeks trip 10
the northern part ~ the state.
The dog that has bcon faithful NJ.
tendant ai the Grin Adams homestead
for over - years died Thursday night
The dance for 10. bcuedt ~ The base.
ball team will b. given in Academy
hall this evening. Manager Corboii
will announce his schedule - games
within a few days.
Rev Father Gone. Mr. and Sir.
Jane, Cone and family, and SIR and
Mrs Joseph i.evius and family spent
Easter with Mr. aud Mrs james Cone
OF West Main street.
John Baker entertained dfiecn 81 his
little friends Saturday afternoon, 10
being hN seventh birthday. Out OF
door games Were played refreshments
served aud all had jolly time.
Mr aud Mrs Herbert Marsden and
Edward lemily left Monday morning |
TO attend the session Of the Grand /
Lodge. MOP at Burlington. Probab- |
~ several others will 20 tomorrow.
Joseph Rogers who came down from |
Ogdensburg on tie sleeper Saturday /
night said yesterday that when be left /
that city. there was about three inches /
OF snow on the ground and more COM
ing.
Frank II Burgess left this morning |
with string of tuotters for Cambridge I
where he will pass the next few weeks |
In exercising them on the fair ground |
track getting them into condition for |
the summer races. The horses belong /
to w. II. Bradford and John W.
Flagler.
The funeral OF Horace b. Bottum
was held from his home In SALISBURY /
Sunday morning with large atten-
dance from his home and neighboring |
towns. Rev +. +. Walker. pastor OF |
the Baptist church in SALISBURY oiiic-
lated. The interment was in the Gene
terry at SALISBURY.
Charles jerome, shipping clerk at
Cuttings in North Adams caught
eight trout weighing altogether four
pounds and ten ounces, in the south
branch of the Hoosac River Friday
morning. They were displayed dur
ing the day in one of Cutting x Cos
show windows. The largest fish was
Is 81 inches long and weighed one
mound and two ounces.