The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-11
BENNINGTON Or EFS
News Of the Town aud village briefly
Told for Busy Readers

Reliable vegetable and Hover seed
IN bulk at Goldsmith S. If
There will be a social dance 10 For
esters hall Saturday night. 81
Saliva geraniums, heliotrope, rsters
or anything else you want in bedding
plants in any quantity at Heaths
Elm street.
The body of the late Mrs &c Holton
which has been in the tomb was hurled
at The Center today
Miss Mabel Wood is to finish work
as cashier al Griswuld's store Satur
day night and on Monday viii begin
work as bookkeeper at the telephone
exchange.
Mr. and Mrs Conrad Schwartz are t.
I build one double tenement house on
MIS- Schwartz property on North st.
I this summer and possibly two
/ Under the Vermont law the speed OF
/ automobiles in cities and Incorporated
villages is limited to ten miles per
hour and on other highways to fifteen
miles per hour.
A dead buck apparently killed by
dogs has been found ON Capt r @
I Cores farm.
The plans and specifications for the
new YMCA building have been some
what modified and il is now expected
that bids can be secured at figure
within the amount OF money available
T. Estabrook who ha, been at home
several weeks will leave Monday for
New York ON a business trip.
A day or two ago an intoxicated
man was found lying across the elec
trio railroad track at the dag ont 5c
yond the power house. Had the car
been coming down the hill, the man S
head would have ,een cut of.
DR. +. b Pierce who has been serious
ly III is much better and seems TO 6e
on the road to complete recovery.
Abe Satler clerk at Noveck's is laid
up by "a bou
The youoe people Of St John
church. North Bennington, are to pm,
i sent the drama "A Bachelors Ro
nance" at Bank hail neNt week Frda,
& evening.
4 ] NJ Ayres is to have new hard
a wood floor laid in the back room OF
his drug store.
Mrs a HARDWOOD has opened he
d residence on Washington street for
a the summer. Her daughter, HRS J
n Lyman of Pittslield, n H., is visiting
n her.
Mrs Philip Schuyler has returne,
a from a visit in New York.
d Joe Martel has Withdrawn from his
partnership with Louis Bergeron. Il,
4 will continue hove Ter 10 allow Nj
Berge1n to do business on his license
Miss Martha Hart has returned from
a few days visit at her former home N
SALISBURY.
Mrs VIM Hunter of Albany and her
4 sister, Miss Nellie Hunter of Liverpool
Eng, are guests of Mr. and Mrs Harry
7 Cushman for few days.
Mrs II G Root who attended the
recent congress of tho Daughters Of tn,
American Revolution in WASH gton,
mas returned
The annuai MEETING OF St Peters
Parish will he held next
Monday evening \ veslryman 10
succeed the late l. = Norton sill be
chosen.
Ladies suits of just the right sly Il
and dash at Bennington shoe store,
Call and see Keith Konqueror shoes
and oxford ties in an feathers and
styles at the Bennington Shoe store.
The building fund of the Methodist
church was Increased $50 as the result
of the concert given in the church Wed
nesday evening.
Miss Lillian Temple Of the Albany
city hospital is here today with her
family.
J r Remington, grand chancellor OF
the Grand lodge II Il of Vermont and
c + O Tinker, G. * Of Il y ) of the
same we're in Burlington yesterday on
business connected with the order
The consulting engineer OF the Con-
solidated railway company who was
here Thursday said that the final ar
arrangements for completing the electric
road to North Adams are now being
made and that the line is absolutely
assured by way OF the lockwood
farm the line can get into Bennington
over one per cent grade,
Thomas w Williams OF Pawlet fami
iarly known as Tom Ddoi," secured
the largest trout Tuesday ever caught
4 ia that town. 1t was Of the brown
species and was beauty, tipping the
scales at 81 pounds.
Henry w SpaGord OF Rutlard re
turned yesterday from Il four weeks
visit to his son Alton w SpafiUrd who
is now located in Seattle. While ii
Seattle Mr. Spafford visited Robert /
Madison, formerly of this village who
is now engaged in real estate enter.
prises in that city. AIR Mattison, ac-
cording to Mr. SpaTord, is enjoyins
prosperity through the boom in lant
4 transactions.
About $50 persons We're present a
the musical given last evening to tn,
st Monica society by Mrs Mary Sui
4 Ivan ana Mrs John Healey. The af
+ fair was one of the most successful tina
have been given 10 the society room
the past season There were voca
selections by |, f fIealey, Patriot
Dunn, Mrs Mary liealey Mis-
y Minnie McCue, with accomplishments
Y and piano selections 10y john /
4 Daley and violin SOLO 10y John lIea'ey