The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Briefly
Told for Hun Readers

/ News ut the I0Wh ana " image hfftiA
Told Tor Bun Reader.
Harry Southall is camping at Mud
I Pond.
George Moore has taken a position
40 w. j. Gokay's.
Mrs Ellen Burt of Amsterdam. n. y
is visiting at $. a. Burt's.
WI. Rice of New York is with rel
atiyes here for few days.
George Morse and l.. @. Holton
leave Monday on "trip 10 Buffalo.
Miss Katharyn Douahoe Of Albany
Is the guest of Miss Agnes Qulnlan.
Miss Christine Ward OF North Adj
ans, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs
A. Eddy
Mrs. Andrew Gallagher of Science
tady is visiting her son, Frank y.
Gallagher.
Mr. and Mrs John y. Hopkins and
son of Troy are spending their vacat-
ion in Bennington.
Mrand Mrs j. j. Madden and son
of Troy are spending The week with
his parerts 10 the village.
Miss Mary O'Donnell is taking q
two weeks vacation which she is
spending ia EryIng, Mass.
George Donnelly LEFT yesterday for
Albany, where be will spend few
days before going to Boston.
S. A. Burt and daughter, Ruth. who
have been spending "a few days la Am
sterdam, returned this afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Swinington, who has
been spending few days with Mrs.
Caroline Madison, returned to her
home in Rutland today
Mr. and MrsJ. NJ Ayres, Mrs C.. G .
/ Wilcox, Palmer Boughton aud Luther
Graves, who have been camping al
Big Pond, returned today
Misses Mariory and Janet Shurtlen.
and Mayory pIaget Mrs VIM. Burke,
Roy Bates, Wayne Adams and Harry
Davenport LETT this morning for a
week S camping at Red Mills.
The Guideboard base ball team beat
the C0'umbans from Woodford, sun
day. by score of . 20 .. The battery
for tine Guldeboard team was Lockland
and Shea, and for the Woodford nine,
La Belle aud Knapp.
10 is an odd coincidence that "In
odd Kentucky" which opens its season
as well "a. that of the opera house here
ADJUST 18th, mas IS letters in It's title.
T. AHfIfl.. D. Nf..lfnaf 10 D D.
simpson. opens here the 2ird. but 10
isn't "skidOo for them.
Superintendent Harmon of the Sol.
diers Home went 90 North Adams yes
tsrdny, and. got Patrick Sullivan, an
inmate OF the Soldiers home. who.
while ON visit 20 his brother in that
F city fell and broke his leg. sullivan
was brought back 20 the home ho,pi.
f tai. where he is now located.
Among those who will 20 TO Mime.
apoiis with the delegates TO the GAR.
and w. II. G.. encampmeut are Henry
. Crawford, Charles Rice, who will bee
+ the guest OF his daughter, Mrs. I'd
ward q. Cole, formerly n the Banner
force, and Miss Hattie Twitchell. who
will be the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Asa
llarwood. formerly OF this place.
Roosevelt Lodge, \. T.. o.. b., was
organized with twenty eight charter
members 10 williamson IN, Mass, last
evening The following from Wal.
loomsac lodge were present and help
cd institute the new lodge Mrs. n. )
Marsdcn. Frank Vail. Mrs. Mary
Haynes, Mrs. MERCER, Beulah Mars.
den Mr. and Mrs. ". r. Green. The
visitors were Hospitality entertained
and enjoyed their trip very much
The First regiment of the Vermont
National Guard was delayed consider.
ably en- route to Mount Greina one
train, containing portion Of the sol
dier,, due In Troy az $50 o'clock. did
not arrive until Clio. and the train
with the other portion. scheduled 10
reach Troy at 30. did not pull iu an
OIL so ln consequence. the Dean
Richmond, which had been chartered
To- take the soldiers from Albany to
Jersey City, was so late IN leaving Al
bany that it was caught in fog before
reaching Coxsackie and had TO lie to
and wait for daylight The miltamen
found il so hot with the boat motion
less most of the time that they did not
try to 90 90 bed or to sleep. The mill
tamen reached Mount Grelna late
Sunday, much fatigued from their
journey