The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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John Murphy OF Schenectady spent
Sunday with friends In town.
Miss Anna Nolan OF Troy is
visiting Miss Nellie Tracey.
VIM. Hawks, Bird left today to spend
a few days at Lake Hancock
Miss Agnes Morrlssey OF Albany
spout Sunday at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs W. j. Meacham OF Baker
City, Oregon are visiting nj d. A.
Baldwns.
Mr. and Mrs A. j. Cooper and daugh
ter Mabel have gone to Manhattan for
few days.
Mr. and Mrs Michael Let by and son
David OF Utica are visiting his sisters
the Misses Leahy.
Louis Morse left this morning TO
spend several days Ia Rutland aud at
Lake Bomoseen.
John j. Leahy, who has position
10 Troy is spending his vacation with
his parents here.
j u. Maxon and Benjamin Cook Of
North Adams spent sunday with
Clarence Peckham.
Mrs +. S. Harris, who underwent
surgical operation last Monday, is re-
covering quite rapidly.
Misses Alice aud Kitty Calwell of
New Haven, Conn, are the guests OF
their cousin y. A. Qulnlan.
Mrs II. H. Webster aud two children
who have been spending several weeks
10 pownal have returned.
Mr. and Mrs John II. Norton return.
ed today from Bellows Falls where
they have been visiting few days.
Fred /. Blake OF Grand Rapids,
Mich, who has been visiting at G. ID
Gibson's, left this morning for Sara
toga.
Nelson Riell, former resident, now
OF Lebanon, y. H., is spending o few
days with his brother in-law Louis
Miner.
Frank McDermolt, who has been
visiting q few days with his mother,
Mrs NJ. A. McDermott has returned
20 schenectady.
The Drysdale store will close all
day Thursday, August 10th, but will
remain open ill late hour Wednes.
dav. the night previous. lSlt
II. c. LindlofT has taken a position
as superintendent OF the knitting mill
. T.. AH.I....at..Iss 10. t.luaa Nt.s.ttsaulN
cupied boy Geo II. Jepson.
II. b. Hutchins was in Rutland Sat
urday and while there attended play
at the Park theater which is run by the
same man that runs Library hall 10
this village.
Fred d. Burt arrived home from
Sandy Hin last night to remain, he
having taken position In the Cooper
machine shop. His wife will come
Wednesday evening.
IL is ayear ago today since the auto
mobile accident ON the Pike crossing
occurred in which Capt Harris T..
L ndsley and Miss Evelyn J.. Willing
were killed. According 20 the day of
the month the accident occurred on
the l4th vhich will be tomorrow.
Charles Cooper has purchased the
building formerly occupied by the
Union Box company on Park street.
lie Is having the building remOdelled,
the lower loOr 10 be used as store
room, the upper 20 be used as meet
ing place for the Christian Scientists.
Hon Fletcher d. Proctor. the repub-
lican candidate for governor will
speak at a rally to be hell in this vii
lage August % He will be accom-
panied by other well known speakers
who will be announced later. The
speaking will be in the open air If the
weather is favorable.
r. Estabrook exhibited here today
the front elevation of a mausoleum
that he is soon to erect for Watrus j.
Miller in Shelton, Conn, the cost Of
which viii be several thousand dOlllrs. |
On the front on one side of the en-
trance are medallion portraits of Mr.
and Mrs Miller and on the opposite |
side one of his father and mother Mr. |
Estabrook also has the contract for |
the erection OF another one in Sioux |
City, Ia, which viii be much more ex-
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