The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-14
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News o. the Town and iViilage Briefly
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News Of the Town and Village Briefly
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Miss Sally Graves Is camping at
Barbe"'s pond,
Mr. and Mrs W. b, Sheldon are in
Woodiord today
Miss Faith Powers is home from her
trip to Indianapolis
a son was born Friday morning 10
Mr. and Mrs Fred stone
Miss Cora -. Whitney left this morn
ing for Patterson, N. j.
Henry Root and Arthur Kehoe went
this morning TO Lake Hancock.
Kenneth Richie is expect ed home.
from pittsheld this afternoon
Mrs n. w. Downs has been engaged
To sing in tne Methodist choir
Louis Puner left this morning for
visit lon Walllusford for week.
Twenty-Five couples enjoyed ao in-
iorma dance al torester's hail last
evening.
Miss Mary Hyde and Russell Hyde
have returned from a visit to New
York City.
Mrs VIM Ashton and Miss Mildred
peelor are visiting friends IN Pitlsleld
n nd North Adams.
Mr. rand Mrs II. y. Cook and little
daughter Thelma, OF Troy are visiting
his cousin G. T.. Cook
Mrand Mrs f. T Hopkiuson, who
have been spending few days in
Boston, have returned.
Mr. aud Mrs Fred u. Burt OF Sandy
Hill are spending Sunday with his
parents in this village.
Mrs S. II. lockwood has returned
from Io0sick Falls, where she has
been spending few days.
Mr. and Mrs @. n willard aud
daughter Bessie, who have been visit.
ing at ID. a. Baldwiu's have gone
to Manchester for isit.
Misses Jennie and Kathryn Cone
have gone for visit with Mrs VIM
Phalen of Boston and Mrs Robt Me-
Culiough Of New York city.
An members Of the Baptist Sunday
school are requested 70 be presen, Sun
day TO hear the announcements for the
Sunday school picnic of nextTuesday.
Miss Elsie Nandenburg who has had
charge OF the Postal telegraph Office
here during the past iour years has
rendered her resignation 10 take effect
September J.
Edward j Hall and Emory S. Har.
us as chairmen of the fusion force, in
the coming state campaign have iuish-
ed opening headquarters 40 Rutland
are al home over Sunday
AdWtaut Venangi and Ensign Long
OF the Salvation army viii speak sun
day afternoon at the Soldiers home
chapel and in the evening 40 the army
barracks on North street
Mn and Mrs Eugene Graham arc
planning trip 10 Europe, leaving
here about the first of September and
being absent three months. Most of
the time viii be spent 10 Ireland.
John u. Hunter, baritone soloist In
one of t1e largest churches In Pitts
Geld. Mass viii sing at the Congre-
gauOnal church tomorrow morning
and at the Baptist 10 the evening.
Misses Oda Ware, Iva Corwin, Fran
els Barnard, Dorothy Palmer and
Donald Emerton. Edward Corwin and
Osbourne Palmerwho have been camp
ing at Woodford city returned TO Pea
body Mass, This morning.
AZ the Baptist church the pastor
Rev Frank Il. Morris will preach at
1870 on The Christianity of Paul"
and at 100 on The Injured Crop. " or
"How ws~are Affected 10y Outside Inau
ences.' Come and bring your friends.
Strangers especially invited.
The price Of coal has shown an up.
ward tendency during the past few
weeks, and today stove coal is quoted
at 1918 ton. Dealers when asked
regarding the price gave the same fig
ures one dealer went further and de-
cIared that by the first day Of Septem-
Der the price would be- s. a ton in this
city. He based his ca calculations on the
wholesale price TO-DAY and what will
have to be paid by the wholesalers next