The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-30
BENNINGTON BR ELS

Told FOR Busl Readers
The condition of John Fassett had /.
not improved yesterday.
Miss Maud Kennon left this morning
for months visit in Schenectady.
Mrs Walter Townsend is confined to
her bed with muscular rheumatism.
Fer Sale-Pool room at 1875 North
street. Inquire on premises. l+S .
Miss Scott OF North Adams is visit
ing at Mrs john Temples on Gage
street.
+. b. Selby OF this place, formerly
of Boston, is the guest OF his mother
for a few days,
l}ev Dr Rowley will preach at the
Green Morstain Valley NJ E chapel
Sunday at 3'p. m
Miss Elizabeth Bennett arrived
home this morning.lrom Brooklyn for
her summer vacati0n
Mr. and Mrs Chas L. Paterson have
occupied1qeir SUMMER residence at
Bennington CenJer
Arthur Kehoe and lienry Root 90
TO Lake Hancock the first Of next week
to camp for several weeks.
Wayne Morse who was injured at
Rockwood's mill slew days ago is'ro-
covering from the accident
Mr. and Mrs j. Noble Hayes and
/ Madam,iiayes arrived at their summer
home from New York this morning.
J The Brotherhood of st Paul will hold
their meeting next Monday night at the
parsonage. A full attendance is de-
sired.
ReY and Mrs Edward H. Dunlap who
have been spending IA week with friends
here have returned to their home in
Washington ID. G.
Mrs NJ. L. Tobin and children Flor
ence and Floyd of Huron, South Da-
kota are visiting their cousin, Miss
Anna Morrissey.
William G. Cushman OF North Ben
nington and Miss Ellen Douglas of
] AAlltbbOnuf i Il 0lt " NO AlutiANN kAlAa
afternoon at her home.
Mr. and Mrs j. S. holden, Clarenc G
Holden and Mr. aud Mrs Theodore
| Thomas who have been on an automo-
bile tip to Hardwick returned yeSter-
day.
twenty-five couples enjoyed dance
| in orester's hall last evening from
to !. Miss Mary McGurk, h. L. Go.
kay and H. Nj. Richie furnished the
music.
Miss jeanette Perkins will lead the
@. +. meeting at the Congregational
church SUNDAY at Il. 30 O'Clock Topic
Humility, the Foundation Virtue.
Monthly collection.
Word received yesterday from Mr.,
Harriet n. Elliott who recently under
vent an operation in Troy for appen
dicitis, announced that she was doing
we'll as could be desired.
Mr. and Mrs w. n. Sheldon and
daughter of Boston, Mr. and Mrs +
w. Bidwell and family OF Hartford
Conn. and Mr. and Mrs G. +. Endresi
went to Camp L'Oafmore today L
spend the month of July
"Our Great Deliverance" will be tn,
pastor, Rev DR. G. w. Rowley's topi,
sunday morning at Free Library hall
The Sunday school will meet there a
usual, the primary department usinl
the platform. There will be no even
ing service.
Mrs w. II. Sears of l27 Branc
street left on the $50 train yesterda.
for visit to Chicago and Waukegan
H., to visit her son Harry and othe
= relatives. On her return she will sto
at Corning, n y, to visit her niece
Mrs Hemenway.
There will be a meeting at Airing
| ton Monday morning at 10 O'Clock t
n organize the County Veteran Reuuio
\ society. The first meeting of IN
society will probably be N Benningto
on the 10Th of August, at which tim
officers will be elected
\ While at work in one Of the HON
barns yesterday afternoon Col Hanno
who was handling a Ratchet made
miss hit and struck his left hand nea
/ the thumb cutting cash to the bon,
The wound was promptly attended
\ no serious results will follow.
Hugh Henry, president of the boar
I of trustees of the Soldiers home an
v for the last eight years pension agei
\ for New Hampshire and Vermont. re
\ tires from the position today, his ter
\ having expired. He is to be succeede
\ by Capt Curtis of Concord, N. Ii.
Mrs S. b. Hawks and children, Mis-
4 Laura Rogers, aud Misses Franc,
\ Barnard. Iva Corvin, Dorothy Palm
\ er, aud Oda Ware and Edward Co
win, Harold Casino and Osborn
Palmer of Peabody, Mass, left Satu
\ day for Woodford city where they al
to camp for few weeks.
( One hundred and twenty people er
\ joyed the outing at Ira +. Wood
\ yesterday afternoon. Mrs Wood
\ reputation for hospitality and abiit
y o feed the multitude was greatly el
\ HANGED. The supply of good thinl
\ seemed inexhaustible. Everybody ha
\ a delightful time. The day was perie
\ and $50 was realized for the Ladit
4 Aid society of the ME church.
n List of letters remaining uncsllt
y for at the post Office: b. h Bcemal