The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-24
BENNINGTON BR ELS
Jews Of the Town and village Brsf a
Told foriiusy Readers

Miss Tant OF Brattletoro Is spend
Ing few days with friends here,
r., G. Davis left today for q two
weeks vacation In Morrisville
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Keller are spend
/ Ing few days m New York city.
VIM l.. Gokay who was badly burned
/ Wednesday afternoon is much better
today.
Mr. and Mrs Bryan Rivers Of New
York are guests OF Mr. and Mrs E. S.
Chandler
Fred l.. lIoughlon has gone 10 Piqua
Ohio to spend few weeks with his
daughter.
Mrs Eugene Moulton Is spending the
next ten days with friends AT Revere
Beach, near Boston.
Mrs II. L. Norton and daughter limo
gene have returned from two weeks
outing at Crown Point.
Mrs Waldo Edison and son, Capron
OF st Adams are visiting Mrs j. NJ
| llurlburt for few DAYS.
Mrs John II. Burton and son Of
North Adams are spending Two weeks
with friends in the village.
Col and Mrs Thomas Harmon who
have been spending the week In Brat
tleboro returned last night
Misses Elsie and Margaret Hurlbut
OF North Adams are VISITING their aunt
Mrs Fred Sexton of Grand View
Titus Eddy OF New York is spending
q couple OF weeks with his brother,
James a. Eddy at Bennington Center.
Miss Ellen Tyrrell who has been Wis
iting her cousin Miss jeanette Perkins
has returned TO her home in Rutland
Misses Sadie Haywood and Helen
NcGurk who have been visiting friends
here have returned to their homes ia
Troy.
Miss CalhorinesJensen while riding
horseback yesterday afternoon was
thrown She suffered a severe strained
ankle
NJ. whitmark OF the Whimark Mus
ic company OF New York City was here
last evening b witness THE Red
Feather
Mrs OTIS Smith, wholas been spend
ing a few days In Troy has returned,
called 10y the serious illness of her
husband
Mrs Wilbur Shelton and daughter
Helen who have been visiting Mrs G..
Z. Endless have returned TO their home
In Boston.
Miss Addie $. Burt left today for
her home 10 Newton, Mass after
spending a weeks vacation with Mrs
Lucy Burt.
Mrs Fred Sexton, son and Miss Belle
DEMO 90 TO Pittsdeld Saturday TO
spend some time with Mr. and Mrs
Eugene Holt.
d. A Guiltinan who is stumping the
state 10 behalf Of the fusion candi-
dates for state officers spoke in West
ford last evening.
Miss Margaret Temple and Miss
Mabel Henuessey OF Dalton who is
visiting here are spending the day
with friends 10 Manchester.
The Red Feather company left this
morn ~ for Pittshed where they play
this evening. They had two baggage
,ars and an extra passenger coach.
Mrs w. r.. Graves who has been
spending the last three weeks with
yachting party on the 81 Lawrence
riyer, returned home last evening
Miss Bessie Woodward Of Glens
Falls, who has been the guest OF her
luuis Mrs lisa Woodward and Mrs
Emma Streeter several days, returned
nome this morning.
For Saturday August 18th the last
Saturday in August. Tremendous
bargains IN shoes, oxford ties and
hosiery at the actual cost sale at the
Bennington shoe store.
j. Q a. Ward, the noted sculptor,
whose recent marriage was noted ia
last evenings Banner, designed and
executed the bronze statue of Lafay-
cite at the University of Vermont.
The buss belonging to j. II. Loring
81 Co broke down in front of the Hawks
block on Main street last evening about
. - IlONhE nc Iuuot Vi liit utElutUl
was the breaking of the rear axle.
c. Horlick 4 Co who have been lay
ing concrete curbing in North Ben
nington have completed their work
and returned home The looks Of that
village has been much improved by
their work there.
Hon. Fletcher D. Proctor, who will
speak here tomorrow evening, will be
guest at the home OF Geo. +. Graves
while IN town. Mr. Proctor will be at
The Putnam house parlors tomorrow
afternoon between , and 4 o'clock and
will be glad to meetanyone who wishes
to see him.
In the police court at Hoosick Falls,
yesterday, VIM. Martin who was
arrested in that village charged with
robbing VIM. Hill of North Benning-
ton on the street the night before ap
peared for trial. He was discharged
the evidence against him being INSULT
cient for conviction.
The Remington base ball nine, ac-
cOmpanied by several rooters" went
to Greenwich yesterday and were con-
quered. score Is to ,, In favor of the
Greenwich nine. Members of the loca
nine say today that 1t was a good fair
game and that they were beaten fair
and square.
The game on the Athletic field to
morrow viii be played with the Hoo
sick Falls nine. This will be the first
in series of five games between the
locals and the Hoosick Falls nine two
of which will be played here two in
uoosick Falls and the place for the |