The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07
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Geo Hopkins OF Rupert visited hero
yesterday.
Hcprasl of Nsw Haven wasln iown
yesterday,
- Dr. your boston Herald lomorrow
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Miss Maud Taylor IL visiting In
Ms. thssl Center,
M.s 4 nss Stacy OF liinesburg l.
hoe iug 3 'oH days
Mrs Il \ bingham. AMI daughter Ella
evs, 10 !i''' yesterday,
81. AnnH Murphy l. a, home from
u9 \ b - isuslnsss college,
Mss Mary o'Donnell Of Troy il
yis.iing her aunt Miss Julia o'bon.
asll,
1T sacs-ti ~ Wilmington il spend.
ing The acrk siih friends Ia this yil'
lagu.
Hugh anu james McClafon arc IN
boston aud i.oAbury, Mass, for a
few days.
Miss Sophronia Collins and Mrs "
u bradford arc expected home from
Bosl9a today.
Boston ferns, al sizes. Also choice
table icras In many var files nj
HeA,h's, Elm street
Mr. aud Mrs Thomas Whitman all
spend Sunday In Arlington a. tie
home Of LEA Warmers
High grade carnations aud callas Ai
Hcaib's, Elan street Prices reason
able. Telephone 3d..
Miss Margaret Hayes has completed
\ course 81 study nj the Albany Bust
hess college anu 10 AZ home.
@. =. Townsend has gone TO Albany
this afternoon "a visit his dAug
Mrs J. l.. Fort over Sunday.
Louis Pafier who l. attending the
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute at
Troy IL home 10 spend Sunday.
q Eugene Stevens will take a posi-.
tiUn with the Metropolitan Life lnsur.
ance company the nrst Of November.
II Is probable that Mrs Harriet
Bradford will spend n portion az the
winter with her niece, Mrs Bryan Riy.
crs.
Mrs Clark Spencer who has been
visiting ~ the home OF her father,
Henry Mash has returned 10 her hone
In Greenwich.
We can nov furnish flowers and de
sign work for any occasion. Prices
reasonable At Heath's, Elm street
Telephone 35-2.
Miss Mary 7 Lyons who has just ~
signed her position as teacher m the
graded school left last night for her
home la Rutland.
The CE meeting OF the young peoples
society of the Congregational church
will be held at q O'Clock aud will be-
led by the pastor.
Miss Julia Hayes has completed her
studies at the Albany Business college
and Monday will take a position with
Holden, Leonard * Co.
Fred n Fergerson has opened up an
establishment at 6i5 Main street and
attention is called 20 his advertise
ment In another column
Don't make any dates for CD. m
Wednesday, Oct. IL, except for the
harvest supper TO be served by the la.
dies OF the Methodist Episcopal church.
Col a VI Downs has purchase the
residence OF w a Toomey on Grand
View street and will take DO session
about the FIRST OF November. The
consideration is private.
The pastor Rev G S Mills, will oc.
cupy the pulpit both morning and eve
ming at the Second Congreg
church. The hours OF worship are 10:
10 and 100. The subject OF the morn
ing sermon will be "Modern Doubt"
and of the evenieg address 1.-THE Pos
sibility Of Sainthood.
James Wood, Jr., manager for f n
Squlres, will be in New YORK the lat.
ter part OF this month and the first
part of November, purchasing his
Christmas goods. People desiring
especially fine articles may leave
orders with Mr. Wood and he will give
the selection OF the same his personal
attention. At
J ID Goodell for number of years
of the Goodell House in
has sold the house fur
nishings and good will to Frank l.
Allen Of Wilmington who will tax
possession the first of November, and
will in future conduct the house. Both
men are we'll and favorably known In
Bennington county.
Deputy Sheriffs Nash and Godfrey
won't to PowIal last evening and
took into custody, Truman Kimball,
charged with selling cider without u
license. That he had been doing so
was brought out in the trial yesterday
Of Elmer Hughes and Lasalle Porter
arrested W on complaint made y Mr.
alleging assault.
At the Baptist church lomorrow
morning the pastor, Rev Frank II
Norris, will preach on ''The Larger
Reference, a sermon for an hour of