The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-12

working 10 the laundry at Bottum *
Torrance's
Mrs 4 B Hyde is out after being
confined to the house by illness for
nearly week.
DR. A. T. Cutler and wife are in Troy
where DR. Cutler is attending a gathe
ing OF dentists
The Jedersons in "The Rivals"
played in Ithaca, n ~, last night and
Syracuse tonight
VIII Lundergan and family have
gone to Troy and Schenectady to re
main over Sunday
May Deyotions at st Francis dc
Sales church Tuesday and Friday
evenings of this month,
Mrs Barry has returned to her home
in North Adams after a visit To her
rrolher, D. + Cronin.
Miss Mary Butler OF Bradford street
mas taken position at Mrs Klock Is
ladies furnishing store
Rev w. J O'Sulliyan OF Montpelier,
who has been "a guest OF Rev A. }.
Barron, went home Friday
Miss Celia Graut who has been a
guest Of Miss Dora Camp has returned
70 her home in Hoosick Fails
Henderson's comedians who appear
nere soon are playing in Harmanus
Blocker hall, Albany, this week.
Mr. and Mrs T.. r. Griswold and DR.
aud Mrs II J Potter have gone to
Hedges lake to remain over Sunday.
L. c. Brant has beer in Troy the past
week attending a convention of tie
New Ior6 association Of bill posters
The Walloomsac Inn is being ever
hauled aud repainted ready fOr open
ing for the summer business ne> t
month
John NJ Cusker, the contractor who
is building the mountain road for j {
Colgate vas here Friday to pay OIL
bis men.
Miss Eva Sharpe who has again
been iii with q severe relapse from her
recent attack OF pneumonia is again
much better
Arrangements are being made where
by the employees in the mills are to
get Saturday half holiday during
the summer
Governor Mccullough was at the
Center yesterday looking over the
work that is being done there on the
family mausoleum
The Bennington base ball team j.,
to play a practice game with a team
from the big mill this afternoon after
the other game ends
John H Leahy is putting in ca
load of new furniture into the Burgess
house this morning IL was procured
through local dealers
The Rutland railroad pay car was
here this morning and after paying
the employees at the station went south
over the Chatham division.
James Guushaunon is home from
his season with Al & Fields MINISTRIES.
They closed at East st Louis. lie viii
reioiu the company in August
Charles c. Williams, no has been
employed in a shoe factory at North
Adams for three weeks, is home, called
by the serious illness OF his mother
The topic at the Baptist CE meeting
tomorrow evening will he 'Christ's
life: Lessons from His miracles OF
healing" Fred II Ferguson will lead
the meeting
Seymour Van Santvoord and son of
Troy are in the village today MIR
Van Santvoord is preparing his sum
mer resi- .ence at Furnace Grove ready
for occupancy.
Mrs II S Marsden has justreturned
from Boston where she went to attend
the meeting of the Supreme Grand
lodge NEOp Of which she is member
She reports a very enjoyable time.
Mr. and Mrs Justin Kellogg OF Troy
who have been at their summer home
on the hill for few days, will return
to Troy tonight Their daughter, Mrs
Tillinghast is to spend next week here
When the wind began to toy with
the Main street dust this morning there
were many who sought to learn what
has become with the street sprink NJ
plans Hurry Up wi'h tn wat.r WAGON.
The entertain tent coma ittee of Wal
lOOmSac lodge announce the last soc
1 lal of the season to take place in Foi
esters' hall Tuesday evening, May Is.
F.. Goldsmith'S orchestra will furnish tn
music.
In its item yesterday referring to
the proposed railroad plans of The
New York Central, the Banner should
ave said the tunnel under consdera-
ton is from near Heath's to a point IN
the rear OF the Hall place just back oil
Bennington Center, distance ofaboul
$500 feet,
The horse alta ched to the delivery
wagon of Merit Cullton created quite
an excitement this morning through
Main street as it ran down at q rapid
gait The owner was delivering goods
and while he went into house he left
boy in the wagon. The boy jumped
out to catch ball and the horse start
ed. Before it was caught at the foot
of Main street, the seat had broken of
and the dash board was broken down,
but no serious damage was done.
"The Christian and his Denomina.
tion" will be the topic at the Baptist
church Sunday morning at 1910 This
topic viii include the work OF the Bap-
lists in the state of Vermont In the
evening at 1870, ''rhe Baruca and Phil
athea Unions OF America will be the
PASTORS topic. Members Of these un-
ions are invited to-be present and sit
in body Strangers in Bennington
will find welcome at the Baptist
| ..Lnnnh Rnu hnnnL u Mnrnia nnnlnn