The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-11
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Told ior Busy Readers
Miss Caroline Wilcox is at Barber'S
pond.
There is TO be a tent show here all Of
noXt week.
II. Macgregor Richie is visiting in
WilllamstOWn,
Frank NJ, Tiffany Of Boston was in
town Yesterday
Robert Tiffany has gone TO Boston
to spend a few days
Wilifm Thayer Of Hinsdale. n II
is visiting friends 10 town.
Miss Nellie Bosworth ofTroy is VS.
iting relatives M the village.
Arthur D. Elwell and family arr
camping near WoodIord city.
Miss Lena Madison has returned
from a visit in West Arlington.
Mr. and Mrs y. G. Farnham OF West
Arlington spent sunday intown.
SIR aud Mrs Robert n. Squires Of
New York are visiting here Tor "a few
days
Mrs Lucy Durham has returned
from "a several weeks visit in Hoosick
Fails
Lost Part of watch fob Finder
/ will please return same TO the Banner
Office. 1888
Roy Hathaway who has been spend
/ ing several days here has returned TO
/ Boston.
The band will give an open air con
cert on the Putnam House yeranda
this evening
Mr. and Mrs Harold T.. Larrabee OF
lloosick Falls are in the village today
for few hours.
Some Of the young people are plan
ming To- have dance M Forestcr's hall
Friday evening.
The Guldeboard sunday School
have a picnic at Battlefield Park, on
Thursday, July 10.
The Bottum and Torrance Collar
shop Will be closed tomorrow on ac-
count of the circus
L. l.. Bottum of BOttum a Torrance
Is in New York on IA bushes trip. Mrs
BOtlum accompanied him.
Miss jeanette Perkins aud her friend
Miss Gertrude Hubbard Of Woonsock-
a., r. ]. have been spending a few days
10 Woodtord city.
Rev A. j. Barron is in Troy today
attending the funeral of his brother.
iu-law, John j. Fitzgerald, who died
in that city Monday.
Mrs Conrad schwartz and sister,
Miss Mary lundergan are spending
the day with ~ and Mrs Louis Haus-
sler 10 hoosick Falls.
William Towart of North Adams,
who has completed one year at Colgate
college, is supplying Baptist pulpit
II SALISBURY this summer.
Work of excavating the cellar for
/ the building that is TO be erected on
1 the corner of North and Pleasant
streets for the use OF the Telephone Co
was commenced yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Isaac G.. Blandy former
well known residents of Bennington
/ Center, have been spending a part Of
/ the week In that village. Mr. Blandy
is now conducting large paper mill
10 Greenwich, n. y
II. J.. Stillson is in Burlington at
tending the annual convention Of
Health officers now in session In that
city. IN the afternoon session yester-
DAY he was the leader in discussion
upon a paper entitled "Public Opin-
ION and Preventative Medicine
A pleasant lawn party given by Mr.
and Mrs W. c Houran aud Mr. and
/ Mrs w. NJ. Holt Tuesday evening was
enjoyed in entertaining d. +. Moore
and wife who started this afternoon
for Los Angeles, Cal, TO visit DR. Fill
more and family and son Robert F..
/ Moore who graduates from Business
college LIST OF Aug
q the Rensselaer, County n. Y, sur
rogate court yesterday the following
taxes were assessed upon requests
made by the late Judge Henry T. Ma
] son of Troy, among the legaties being
the following from Bennington Center:
Mrs Isabella Is. Lombard, bequest
s2j, 600, tax 81 $50; Justin Kellogg,
legacy Si,243, tax s2l2l6.
Work in the Rutland repair shops
OF the Rutland railroad is mostly on
passenger engines and cars. The
freight service repairing has not yet
commenced to be heavy. There are two
passenger engines and ore freight en-
zine undergoing repairs in the engine
shop and the blacksmith department
is busy in the same work. In the paint
shop the work is confined to engines
and passenger cars.