The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-04
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News OF the Town and Village Told
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News OF the Town and Village Told
Buoav for Busy Readers
time 20 license your dog will ex
pire Mar d.
II G Pratt of Now Haven, Conn, was
in town Yesterday
Mrs GL Nichols IS in New York
this We aoa business.
Il Harry Levin has removed hi,
family 30 Manchester Depot
Miss Helen Scott spent the first of
the week with sister in Manchester
Depot
Miss Maud Robinson who has been
tile guest of the Missei Sibley return
ed yesterday to her home 10 \ Albany.
Don't fail to attend the musical bit
ol the season THE Earl aud the Girl
al the opera house Monday evening,
May
An informal dinner which ha ! cen
arranged for This evening 10y members
of the BENIN ton club mas been post
poncd because ol the recent death of l.
y Norton
one o. the largest lumber cuts of last
winter was made by VI 81 Hapgood cf
Peru whI has three quarters Of mil
lion feetof logs in his mill yard.
Mr. and Mrs Harry OBrien of Utica
~ Y who have been the guests of
friends In town during the past few
days returned home this morning
The regular meeting of the Woman
Relief Corps wil be held this evening
al 1870 sharp All members are re
| luested 10 be present as it is initiation
/ T. B Pate son is trying his luck at
trout fishing again today He remark
ed last night TO a friend that when he
came back tonight he would surprise
his friends.
Mrs Candace Bssel of Shushan is
visiting her daughter Mrs Columbus
Huling Mrs Huliug with her mother
drove to the village yesterday after
/ noon and with new outfit complete
attracted considerable attention.
There was an attendance OF POO at
| the entertainment given az the rooms
/ of st Monica IS society in the Academy
/ building by Mrs Thomas Cuilion and
/ Mrs George Scnwab. The program
/ cons sied Of vocal and instrumental
music Refreshments we're served
County Game Warden Harry Chase
returned this morning from a iou
/ days trip through the northern section
of TN county. RE trayersed a number
/ OF The mountain streams and looked
/ into the baskets of 20 fishermen but
I failed to discover a single short trout.
/ Comrade NJ n Clapp Of the loca G
/ AR post has received from Corporal
Tanner the National Commander his
commission appointing him an aide
on his stat from Vermont Accom-
panying 10 was cabient photograph
| of the national commander, which is
highly priced by comrade Clapp, who
served in the same position on the
tan of the previous national com.
mander
Mr. and Mrs Frank Curtis of Eighth
/ allrtt W 90 lNuNt AOAdN IOL htiN DhlNs
Tenn. Mr. Curtis is an engineer 10 the
employ of the Boston and Maine Rail
road and win go TO Memphis as a dele
gate from Troy TO the general conven
ton OF railroad engineers to be held
at that place Mr. Curtis has for a
number Of years run one of the flyers
from Troy TO Rutland and was former
/ ly connected with the Panama rail-
road.
Editor George G Cook. owner and
publisher of the Milford. Mass, Daily
Journal announced editorially Wed
uesday that about june | the news
paper ano Job printing business woulC
be transferred 10 a corporate N TO b,
known as the Milford journal com
pany Mr. Cook is a brother of tn,
. late Senator w Il Cook With theil
father, the lated ! Cook, owners O
the Bennington lVU Banner. the,
bought the Milford Weekly Jourua
, in 1872, and established the Milford
DALEY Journal in 1855
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