The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-26
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Chester portion OF the week has re-
turned.
Miss Minnie Bel OF Manchester Cen
ter who has been visiting here has re-
turned
Ayres Saturday Chocolates better
than ever this week, ~ cents, iull
pound l2ll2
n olthly meeting OF the official Board
81 he Methodist church next Monday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Andrews of
Hartford, Conn, are guests at II. N
William
Miss Brigie Nc CURE is spending
Saturday and Sunday with her aunt in
Salisbury.
Niss Elsie Gavin is to return this
afternoon from weeks visit in Sch
enectady,
Mr. and Mrs Walter p. Warren OF
Troy will spend most of the summer al
Bennington Center.
Mr. and Mrs william O'Brien and
children are visiting in Broadbrook,
Conn.,, over Sunday.
Former Governor Mccullough has
returned from stay in New York ard
was in the village today.
Mr. and Mrs Sheldon II. lockwood
have gone this afternoon to New y Ork
TO remain for a few days.
Mrs Il. N. Estabrook and daughter
who have been visiting in SALISBURY
for week have returned.
! Mr. and Mrs c. II. Mason are max
ing extensive additions to the piazza of
their house on South street.
c. j. Kinsley who has been i'll in
Il hospital ia Burlington Is betyer and
expects to come home Monday.
Mrs Emerson Estabrook is visiting
her mother Mrs Eunice Hoyt in Man
chester Center Mrs Hoyt is in her lO2
year.
Mrs Frank +. Howe and son Paul
are spending few days with Mr.
Howe's mother, Mrs L. A. Howe of
| Brattleboro
Edward Kinsley Of Hoosick who
has been quite i'll, has recovered so
far that he is visitor To- the yillage
this morning.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Seymour of Branch
ST., are receiving congratulations This
morning on the arrival Of ten and Il
half pound son.
The knights of Columbus are re-
quested to meet Ut their rooms Sunday
at 1880 u. IN. to attend Holy Cons
munion in body.
Richard Hollister recently in the
employ of Winslow and Remington
has gone to Saratoga where he has
3 job at his trade.
The High school base ball team has
gone this afternoon to Hoosick Falls
where it IS to play the high school
team of that village.
Miss Olive H. Pope will lead the c.
e. meeting in the Congregational Cha.
pei at $3.50 O'CLOCK Sunday evening,
John Williams and missions to the
South Seas" is the topic.
Miss Mary Seymour who was a
guest at Il. Payson Hathaway's q
short time ago is now teaching schOol
in Bridgewater Corners, W.
Mrs Jas Wadsworth Carpenter OF
New York is the guest of Miss Maude
Carpenter for two weeks. Mr. Carpen.
ter will spend few days here later.
M, ,ol Mo u oIo,. C1,o.. .f fp,,v
with party of friends, who we're Ou
an automobile trip were guests at the
Walloomsac Inn for dinner yesterday
The bard concert Friday night drew
a large crowd and was most enjoyable.
The band male highly creditable
appearance, especially in its selection
from Fantana.
Judge Bates lost his bunch OF keys
last night Ii seems that Fred God
frey accidentally carried them of yes.
terday and did not discover his crime
until this morning.
For the Memorial Day exercises al
North Bennington the Rutland Rail
road will sell round trip tickets 10 No.
Bennington, good on all trains dur.
ing the day for 10 cents.
The marriage OF De Witt f, Lewis,
the well known young optician and
Miss Anna May Dyer is to take place
Wednesday, June & at the home az the
BRIDES father, Charles T.. Dyer in
North bennington.
Beginning today the Saturday bal
games will he called at $3.50 instead Of
O'Clock so as to get through q little
earlier. Today the mills begin theiI
Saturday half holidays so that the
crowd can reach the grounds early
George b. Sheldon of Rupat was il
town Yesterday Mr. Sheldon is chair
man OF the Republican counAy commit
tee. Two membeas of the oommiEte,
nave resigned recently, A. j. Dewey O
Bennington and f.. G. WoOdworth o
Arlington.
All members of Sons OF Veterans ar,
requested to meet at the G.. a. X. hal
Saturday evening at 8 O'Clock to at
tend memorial service OF tine G. a. r
and also to arrange to attend service
at the Baptist church Sunday evening
at o'clock.
"The Recognition Of God in Nature
is the subject of the PASTORS sermon a
the Second Congregational Churcl
Sunday morning. The evening preach
ing service will be omitted in view o
the special memorial service at the
Baptist Church.
The most severe thunder storm of In,
season passed over Hoosick Falls ant
vicinity yesterday afternoon, doing
much damage. Houses were unrOoied
trees blown down and windows wer,
broken with hail Stones Fruit tree!
suffered severely.