The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.



% De- G. evoland has returned f.. IN
lodges luke
Miss Mary seymour Is camping az
AXE llaucocE.
Robert uotohkiss OF 40 Holly is
visiting h'ra Today,
lraJ Cuaneld oi Arlington Is guest
90 lruNs here today,
Mr.. ~. g. putnam has gone 30 Man
ualbl Beach 10 spend % few weeks.
Mi,s Mary Hyde and Russell Hyde
are spending a week To- New York city.
Miss ualue A. Barber is spending
tha week with her parents Ia Po"ual
There was large crowd ON the
streets last evening enjoying 'he band
concert
Mrs Josiah Russell Of Grand View
street is spending "a few days In HJos-
lck Falls.
Miss Mary Rutlerau Mable Gree s.
Iol went to Ncw York yesterday To-
pend @ month.
Misses Emeiue aud Mabel Palmer
ul hrookNn are the guests az lhr home
Di ". j. Nichols.
1lo Bapus CE meeting tomorrow
evening Will bee held al $50 and led 10y
A. sidney Edison.
Ned and John Hart are camping
netr the Thompson farm in the south
part of the village.
Mrs Joseph McDumoit has gone To-
Boston To spend a few weeks with
friends in that city.
Special for today and Monday, car
nations 80 cents per dozen atthe school
street greenhouse.
n. IT, Cottrell OF piti,lieid q former
resident. accompanied log his Youngest
daughter IL, visiting here today.
Miss Bertha Cosgrove and Miss
Josephine Turner of Troy are here to
pend several weeks with friends.
T.. J.. Nichols is prepared TO am any
special order, Zoo long silk gloves, L.
Or l6 button length at regular city
prices
Miss Anna 10 Murphy has taken "a
position as stonographer at the Cooper
over mill in place of j. ~ Phillips,
resigned.
Dir aud Mrs j. w. Ayres have ne.
urned from Oneida. y. s.. where
tIoy have been visiting his brother j
Elmer Ayi and wife
party consisting Of the "Jokers"
and their iumi ie, held q picnic. ON the
fou.ih in the grove near me home OF
Mr. aud Mr., Merritt Buruham.
Richard r. Russell OF Jersey City,
81. d who has been visiting his broth
ne Frank ;. Russell Ot North street
Jr the past week returned today.
The Methodists will meet with the
ouugregatIonalist, for prayer meeting
services until the return of Rev Mr.
Mills, aud Or Rowley will lead.
Mr., Clarence Curtis. accompanied
ay Miss Gladys Sessions of Manchcs
Ten Center are the guests OF Mrs Cur
s. parents. Mr. aud Mrs Scott Of
North street
g. ID. Willard is the guest for o few
days of ID a. Baldwin Mr Willard
was formerly proprietor OF the Putnam
rouse and has recently sold % hotel in-
t.re,t in Buffalo.
The three year OH daughter Of
Thomas Harris Of PownaL who was SO
crious y burned Wednesday a. told
DO Fridays Banner, died Friday The
itle one suffered intense pain until
he end came.
Merritt Wood while delivering his
papers Yesterday afternoon. saw a
pile of black substance which he
hought was powder he lighted ID
wth a match and 10 flashed up quickly
badly burning the back Of his hand
Martin w. Madigan has received a
commission appointing him Fish
and Game warden within and for the
state OF Vermont, with authority eX-
ending all over the state. His com
mission expires the first Tuesday in
/ March.
The Bethel Granite railroad is to he
extended so that it viii connect the
quarry o the Woodbury. Granite Co
/ " which j s. Holdon of this 50 re
s. president. with the Vermont Central
railroad The cost of the extension
viii be about $50, 600.
Atj p. M. tomorrow at St Peters
church the children of the sunday
-chool will have a flower service All
ne children will bring flowers WITH
shich they will, during the service,
decorate the altar and chancel All
are cordially invited.
A. W. BREASTED and J. A. Jubb
have gone today to Westport, n v,
! where Mr. Jubb has purchased a sal
/ boat. They will sal this boat tomor.
row to Crown Point where they have a
,ummelicamp Frank T.. Howe ac-
cOmpan ed them as far as Crown Point
where he will remain for a while at the
advice of DR. Putnam because of M
/ ness. Mr. BREASTED aud Mr. Jubb ex-
pect TO return Monday.
Or c. r. Bancroft Of Concord, n II.
With party of FIVE. not including the
chauffeur, .weie in tie village a few
moments this morning They were on
70 trip in their Thomas 45 Horse Power
touring car, and bad been making a
/ "Trip through Bethlehem, n. H., Bur
,ington and Rutland and were on their
way home They left Rutland this
morning and made the trip in about
five hours. The party speak very high
ly Of the condition of the roads be-
tween here and Rutland and condemn
those between Burlington and that city
They let here for Brattleboro via
Woodford and Wilmington.
Services for tomorrow and other
July announcements at the Baptis
church. The Baptist church win bt
open all summer with the exception o
one Sunday in August. The Pastor
Rev Frank Il. Morris will preach to
morrow morning at 1870 on peters