The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-12

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mofys THo chartered cars csFfirsi
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has held the uffce since isss Tho
new sppoinie,. married Miss . ofrnce
Reynolds In this village about to-
Years ago.
Charlie Hatch. the hos killed &C.
cldcntslly al wiliiamsiosn. a. noted
In another column. Eas q nrnhru al
Miss Jennie Hatch 81 this village.
Miss Hatch will attend the funeral g..
morrow afternoon.
The annual meeting Of the Western
Vermont Masonic Union wiil b. held .
Ia Aiddlebury January II. Ia the
evening there will b. dance foliowed
by banquet at the Addison house.
Invitations have been sent 90 al the
lodges In Bennington county.
Among the petitions for new legisla.
ton filcd at the State house at Boston
Yesterday was that Of the Hoosick Val
ley Street Railway company for au-
thoriiy Ia sell power outside the state
Of Massachusetts. IL IL understood
that the road coniemplaies an extern
sion north to Bennington.
HIM futile has received an interest
ing letter from his old friend. Melvin
Wadsworth, aged ", for many years
a resident OF Bennington, now Of the
Gill odd Fellows Home, Ludlow. Mr.
Wadsworth Is enjoying good health
and recalled In his letter To Mr. futile
interesting events that happened here
10 years ago.
News has been received OF the recent
attempt In Hartford, Conn. by Daniel
Curtis, Sr. to shoot Col l. A Hueblin
OF that city. Col Heublin was best man
at the marriage OF his nephew, DR.
Heublin TO Miss Ethel Whipple OF Pow
nal, November 4th. The shooting
was the result over a business tran.
saction between the two men.
The special ten days sale OF clothing
at III Harry Levin's has opened very :
successfully. Twenty-six suits OF
boys and mems clothes, % overcoats
and 40 pairs OF pants we're sold the ,
first day. There is an excellent as
sortment to select from for the remain !
ing eight days Of the special sale and
everybody should take advantage of
II.
George + Graves, president of the
First National bank, has been appoint
ed member of the assay commission
by President Roosevelt. The commits.
sion is composed of Is persons, mostly
bankers, and will meet in Philadelphia
February IA. Their duties will be to
inspect the mint, witness it's workings
and report on the condition of all the
connected with it.
The regular meeting of Custer Relief
Corps will be held this evening. The
following appointive offices have been
filed: Secretary, Mrs Electa Murphy;
first color bearer, Mrs Maggie Sibley;
second color bearer, Miss Irene Dur
kee; third color bearer Mrs Ella Dav-
Is; fourth color bearer, Mrs Hudgins:
assistant conductress, Miss Susie |.
Briggs; assistant guard, Miss RATHER 1
inc Gibbons.
On Monday morning next at o II
D o'clock the selection of reserved seats !;
Tor the Bennington Clubs entertain {!
rent of Janu airy oath next commences
IN the lobby of the opera house instead 7.
Of at Gokay's drug store. The ticket !
coupons already distributed must be
presented at the box Office in exchange
or reserved seat checks; without the
coupons no seat can be secured. No
money will be received at box Office on
ticket coupons only will be
'eceived In exchange for reserved seat
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