The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-16
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Toid Tor basy Readers.
Trenor II, Gregg shot nne fox yes
terday.
Eben Butler OF piltsiord Is spending
couple OF days here
Mrs Frank Gallipo Of South Shafts.
bury Is visiting In town..
Mrs T. A. Davenport has returned
from n short visit la Troy.
The local lodge OF Foresters
has decided upon the evening OF Nov.
% as the date for Us anniversary ex-
ercises.
The assistant judges we're Ia town
yesterday for the purpose VI preparing
the jury list for the coming term OF
county court.
Supt A. w. Varney went this morn.
| Ing - Manchester 70 conduct teach
ers' examination.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Tatreault OF
Pownal are the guests OF tho latler's
father Joseph TerrIen.
Edward Thomas one OF the students
OF the high school Is III with pneumo.
nin ut his home on Gage street.
The ladies' OF ST Ann society are ar.
ranging for n card party and social 10
be held ut the home OF Mrs Marshall
Pellmaie on the evening OF Nov. 20.
Madam Vesper, the palm aud hand
kUchlef reader, has returned 10 i2s
Main street over Wlnslow Il RemIng.
tons store. DO not fail TO call aud
ses her. 205tl
A. G.. Bailey OF Rutland has been
admitted TO the Soldiers home. He
served during tho VS. In Co. Is, 2nd
Vermont volunteers which was recruit.
ed In Castleton.
Miss Mary Parrish who was taken 10
the TROY city hospital suffering from
broken hip received In fall at
Cooper's mill. Is making good prog.
rcss toward recovery.
The condition OF Mrs NJ. J. Belden
who injured an ankle few weeks
: ago remains about the same. She has
not yet been able 10 do much walking
and has not been out OF doors.
Bugbee 4 Evans new mill on County
street has begun saving. There Is fully
foot OF snow on the mountain and
all the lumber operators are already
sending men and teams into the woods.
From three TO FIVE inches OF snow
fell last night and the appearances
this morning arequite wintry. Slelghs
made their appearance this morning
which IL stveral days earlier than they
were seen last year. In some places the
snow Is badly drifted
I Notwithstanding the storm last
night there was good attendance at
the ST Francis fair last evening. The
entertainment was pleasing aud those
gathered In the hall paid little atten
ton 10 the storm raging without. Tbs
fair will continue the rest OF the week.
Hon. Samuel S. HIATT, a prominent
lawyer OF Albany Is expected 10 be
present at the Baptist anniversary TO
be given on the evening OF Nov. %. IL
Is also expected that Rev. Geo. b.
Lavson OF Brattleboro will be present.
Both are expected 10 respond 10 toasts
aud some of the old folks at home
will probably be called upon to res
pond.
A bill has been introduced into the
legislature for the erection on the
grounds near the battle monument OF
a bronze statue 10 the memory OF Gen.
Seth Warner OF Green Mountain boy
fame. Col. Warner was resident OF
the town from 1894 10 1894 and was one
OF the prominent men In the early his
tory Of the town and state. He died 10
Connecticut aud is buried there.
Rabbi Berg for some time resident
OF Hoosick Falls has removed TO this
village and now the Hebrew residents
| OF the village have services according
TO their own faith every week In the
house on West Main street recently
purchased by him. The rabbi has sU-
perv sion of all the meat killed for the
members OF his flock, none being
touched until after he has thoroughly
examined 1t.
The teachers In the lower grades. OF
the public schools are experiencing
considerable annoyance because OF
rumor of exposure to diphtberia in the
case OF the recent death of the little
daughter Of NJ. 4. Buss. An investi.
CATION among the pupils has revealed
that the only foundation for the rumor
was in the fact that one little girl had
said that she had looked in the window
of Mr. Buss' house. AS result OF the
exaggerated stories scholars have been
Kept from school and the teachers have
been interrupted in their work to an
swer numerous inquiries. There has
been no exposure OF any pupil and
there is some doubtthat the Buss child
was afflicted with diphtheris.