The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-23
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Emory $. Harris left this morning
for Rutland.
WIN Hargrave Of North Adams spent
Sunday AZ l.. Cooks.
Misses Annie Carney and Elizabeth
Nolan are visiting in Rutland.
Miss Anna Nolan of Schenectady
spent Sunday with Miss Nellie Tracy.
Miss Gracia Tiffany who has been
camping IN Woodiord city returned 10
day.
Mr. and Mrs f. H. Bates enjoyed
carriage drive TO Wilmington yester-
day
The brick part of the new Hawks
block on North street is nearly COM
pleted.
Miss Julia White OF New York city
Is visiting her brother James II.
White.
Harrington Sears has returned from
o. weeks vacation at the Walbridge
homestead.
DR. b. c. Jenney who has been
spending Il few days In New York city
has returned.
Miss Mary Leahy Of Utica is visit
lng her aunts, Misses Elizabeth aud
Margaret Leaay.
Clarence Sweet aud Russell Hyde
we.t 10 Lake Hancock Saturday night
and spent Sunday.
Mrs r.. S. Gokay and daughter Lulu
left this morning for two weeks va.
cation at Lake Bomoseen.
Rev Arthur j. Torrey OF Green
vile, \. y, a former resident OF this
village was In town today.
Miss Fanny Fillmore Is camping at
Miss Parks cabin in Wood ford city
with a party OF young ladies'.
Charles Sweet OF Woonsocket has
been spending few days with his par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs A. c. Sweet.
Rev w. w. Foster, d. D. who has
been residing for some time at Round
Lake has removed to Albany.
Mrs b. II. Holden aud child who
have been spending a feS days 10
Manchester, returned this morning.
Daniel Guiltinan was called this
morning TO Balston, n. y, where bis
brother is quite III with appendicitis.
Mail carrier Halloran LEFT this morn
ing to use up part OF his annual vaca-
tiOn. Substitute Cranston is taking
his place.
Rev Philip Schuyler left this after.
noon for weeks trip on a matter con-
nected with the Episcopal diocese OF
Vermont.
Lost: Pocketbook on the Pownal
road. Finder will be rewarded on re-
turn to Mrs John W. Daley at the Put
nam house.
Fred T.. Butler, indicted in this
county Tor bigamy has been arrested
Ia Schenectady and will be brought
here as soon as reluisitiOn papers can
be secured from Governor Bell.
Hugh Henry, for eight years pen
sion agent of the district comprising
Vermont aud New Hampshire, is ex-
pected here tomorrow to spend couple
OF days at the Soldiers home OF which
he is president.
Col. H. +. Taylor and II. W. Spaf-
ierd OF the auditing board OF the
Soldiers home will reach here tomor-
row mornidg to be present at the meet
ing OF the trustees Of the Soldiers
home that meets here Wednesday
About 40 people from Adams had an
excursion and ride To this village Sun
day coming 10 two loir horse convey
ances. They picnicked on the Soldiers
home grounds and were delighted with
the accommodations extended to them.
Supt. Harmon of the Soldiers home
says that the crowd on the home
grounds Sunday was one of the largest
he eyer saw there. The grounds were
like an oasis in the desert" and
many Hooked there TO get a breath OF
frehs air.
Earl Buchanan and VIM Bailey re-
turned from Lake Hancock Sunday
noon with probably the largest pickerel
taken from that body OF water in
some years. 1t measured 20 inches in
tiil- VI AAA NNAEhNh "a Ailltt ONtI 4
pounds. They had smaller one of
q pounds.
Supt Harmon of the Soldiers home
received a message this morning
that ex governor u. A. Woodbury..
wife and two daughters would leave
today for this village where the cover
nor will attend the annual meeting of
the trustees of the Soldiers home. The
party expects to arrive here tomorrow
evening.
The camp at the north east end of
Big Pond in Woodford City where L.
b. Patterson and family, S. A. Burt
and family, Mr. and Mrs S. II Rock
wood, W. II. Sheldon and Elmer Sum.
mersgill are enjoying weeks outing,
is an extremely well conducted camp.
Sunday several friends from Benning-
ton called upon them and a trout din
ner was served. The trout we're caught
by $. II lockwood, w. II. Sheldon
and r. b. Patterson and numbered 90