The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Or % e.. lenncy has returned from
Ncw Nork,
nrFrank j Hurley returned 10 Az
bany Monday
s. 49, Hall a. having his house ni
Center repniniel.
Tho PAINTING Of the interior OF T..
bafy ball has hogua.
Paul Goldsmith and a NJ Of Troy are
here fora few days
Roar Admiral Field aud family are
herr. ior a couple oi weeks.
Henry o. Rudl observed h.s .2d
birthday ln quictNay SUNDAY.
Mrund Mrs u. "a Moore haze rp.
turned from their wedding trip.
Mfs Janet Montgomery has moved
from Grove 20 to l22 Puinar &
Miss Elizabeth Jennings j. recover.
Ing from severe attack of measles.
Enamo.cd ware of manl beautiful do.
signs and choice value hi kamslrll's.
one person was admitied into mem.
befship a. tho Baptist church Sunday
MissLlllnn Newton who has been
ill FOR three months b, slowly improf-
ing.
Deputy Sheriff Russell aud Game
! Warden Chase are uui 0i town today
Goa business.
Lyman iinrNood aho was iil Friday
/ and SATURDAY ls much better AuU nhIp
go boz out again.
Mr. Jane johnson olo oi ihD oldest
resident, COZ ihc village Dr. seriously iil
ai Dor home Goa Norih street
Miss Esther DImick formerly
teacher BOZ ihc higu school s Doe guest
Of SIR aud Mrs W. R sheldon.
Andrew O'Brien went 90 The Troy
hospital Friday GO have 900 operation
performed on cancer on Dol, face.
Mr and SIR. Duane 4 Baldwin aud
Mr. and Mrs Burt willard spent Sun
day in SALISBURY 40 Harry j beag
les
s. J.. Bentley 90 kccsoI'',. N. S..
accompanied bt bis daughter. Amy OF
This place spent sunday lu Sunder
land
Word from Andrew O'Brien today
states that he bad "a successful opera I
ton perform cd 600 Toe cancer 0n his .
face aud neck
The Knights of Columbus bazaar 100 /
Academy uali this evening. There I
viii Doe musical program tonight /
followed oy dancing.
Mrs Burton Percy who has been the
guest OF her mother, Mr, Jas h. Mar.
tin has returned 20 Arlington. Mrs /
Martin accompanied her.
Five persons we're received into
membership on confession OF faith al
the Second congregational church |
Sunday aud one by letter.
Ned and Ray Hart went fishing
Saturday and brought back - nice
trout. Several older citizens went
and caught a fever number.
II. l.. Stillson and wife left today
for weeks absence up the state.
During his absence all board OF health
matters should be reported TO the Sc
lectmen.
The YMCA directors will hold
meeting this evening TO consider the |
question OF new quarters for the assoc
iation. 1t is probable temporary rooms |
will be secured for the summer.
Commencing last Saturday the New |
York Central railroad began shipping |
coal over the lines direct from the |
mines to points 10 Vermont one OF |
the routes is by the way of the Chat
ham division TO Bennington.
The trustees have made arrange
ments with ID. +. Moore TO furnish |
crushed stone from the Blanchard !
quarry for the village use during the |
season of 1905. He Will begin quarry !
ing the stone within few days.
J. r Judson Of East Arlington,
one of the trustees of the savings |
bank is in town today and is receiving |
congratulated on his marriage last !
week TO Mrs Abbie Mildner The |
wedding took place at Boston. They |
are TO live at East Arlington. The |
bride is "a sister of Mr. Judson's first |
wife.
On Friday evening May 18th at S
O'Clock the Burden Bearers" OF the |
Old First church will give an enter
ia nment at the Old Academy. There
will be music, and play entitled |
"Mrs Tubbs Telegram" followed by
light refreshments. Admission for
adults 20 cents, children under IA ten
cents.
The Rutland street railway company
ran the first cars of the season to Lake
Bomoseen Sunday. That lake is a
favorite place for Benningtonians to
visit on Sunday and large number
go there during the summer. Beginn-
ing June the cars will make regular
Sunday trips on the same schedule as
last year.