The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-17
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News Of the Town aud village Briefly
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The mercury at ll3O this morning
registered SO above.
Harry &. returned this morn
log from a business trip to New York.
Frank Smith Of Branch street caught
Is trout Wednesday which weighted
i've pounds.
The condition of C. Dart Greenslit
who was taken I'LL Saturday was cor
sidered quite critical This morning.
Misses Kathryn Morrissey and
Bertha Green are 20 80 Satul day 10
Hoosick Falls TO visit over sunday.
Mr. and Mrs J. w Rice OF New
York are visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr. aud Mrs John i. Evans.
Bert lockwood and family are to
move the first OF June to the Orrin Adj
ans place which Mr. lockwood recent
ly purchased.
Mrs Fred O. Graves has returned
from New York where she has beenior
the past three months. Shei Is not inn
proved in health.
The high school base ball team is to
play the Cambridge high school team
on the local grounds Saturday after
noon at , O'Clock
5. NJ. Bowes was in the village a
short time this morning ou his way o.
Manchester 10 attend the educatona
meeting in session there today.
At the annual meeting of the Ben
ninglon club this evening four mes
members OF the board of manager
will be elected 10 succeed those who's
terms expire.
A treat is in store for those wh,
shall he able To- hear Mrs 81 G.. Meet
Of Malaysia at the Methodist churc
this evening. Mrs Meek is the que,
OF Mrs c. W. RoWley
James Morrissey mas applied to tn,
license commissioners for permission
to move from The Columbian house o.
the premises formerly occupied by w
II Luudergan OF North street
a party Of 20 Italians arrived from
New York this morning to work fof
The Rutland railroad They We're sent
down on the Chatham division which
is to be newly grayeled this summer.
Harold Sweet who 5 at the Boston
Museum of Art school is winning high
honor there ca, of 80 vino submitted
drawings FOR comm ncement he was
one u four whose work vas accepted
A course of lectures FOR the Episco
pa clergy OF New York and New Eng
land Is 10 be- held a. All Saints cathe
draL Albany June p to June 30, in
elusive. Among the speakers viii be
Bishop iail of Vermont
Division f Of the Second Congrega
iional church vii open new rummag,
sale ut the Young Woman's cluu
rooms ON South street this evening H.
connection with the sale there will be-
food sale Saturday afternoon.
The doves stolen from Lynn WOOD
and also rs carrier pigeons taken from
Frank Bronori were found Wednes-
day in the possession OF some small
BOYS on Mill street bv Deputy sheriff
Russ u and returned TO their owners
Mrs Columbus Huling Of North Ben
ningtou, driving her span OF matched
horses with the ease OF one accustomed
TO handling the ribbons over a pain
that did not take the dust from anyoIt
attracted considerable attention on
Main street this morning.
II. S. Goodall, ". d.. recently OF
Bennington, at present superintendent
of the StonywOld tuberculosis Sani-
iarium in the Adirondacks, is in atten-
dance at Washington, d. c., upon the
National tuberculosis convention
which convened the 18th and viii con
tinue four days.
Deputy Sheriff Godfrey yesterday
observed his Goth birthday, He being
OF naturally quiet and reserved dis
position did not say anything TO his
many friends of the event, but today it
! leaked out and he has received many
congratulaliOus from hosts of friends
who wished him many happy returns.
A dire responsibility is hanging over
I Sheldon H. lockwood tie has inyit
ed guests TO a family dinner party to
morrow and has promished TO serv,
/ fresh brook trout Tuesday he tished
/ industriously all day, result meagre
Wednesday put in another long daN
on the brooks. supply stll short. This
morning in a last desperate attempt
he started for the fishing grounds
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