The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-10-29
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News OF the Town aud Village Bhsny
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News o. he t"Wa ~" sH'ehs 'N'f
Tald fsr Basi Readers
Louis Puiier was home from Troy
over Sunday.
George Hodge was In the village
Saturday trying 10 buy pol,tIes.
Mrs |. J. Warner OF East Arlington
has been spending few days Ia town
Mrs ClarlssA whitman OF East Ar
lington has been visiting relatives 10
town,
Carl Capella OF East Arlington shot
a dne buck teE rods from MS house
last week.
Mrs Irving Grout OF East Arlington
has been the guest for n lew days OF
Mrs Lucy ID. Dean.
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Perry OF Cam
bridge we're the guests Of relatives In
the village Sunday.
Miss Anna O. Park returned from
Wo ldiord Saturday, aud IL ccupy Ing
her residence again.
Mrs Geo 4. Graves has been coniln'
O | ~ the house several days with an
attack Of the qulnsy.
Miss Lillian Sanders sponl last week
10 Troy with h.r brother, ILL., m u, VII
~ Tbs rroy city hnspllil.
Ms. Rnlfali. eli { op'rp,"r In lhp
,tu telephone rAciangr, ssn SUI
10y a. her home Ia Sprlng Held
eslnnlng next Sunday, Nov I, ser
wees la the orthodox churches WI
commence al ! o'clock Instead OF ~
Miss Eva Lassor, who has been WIS.,
Itlng In Rutland leaves that city today
Tor Montreal where she will resume
her musical studies.
Henry Ames OF Stamford shot buck
deer on the East mountain Saturday
afternoon. twas n foe specimen ADD
seighed 275 pounds.
Madam yelling aud family who
have been occupying the PARA house
on Pleasant street during the summer
returned TO New York Saturday.
Division +. OF the ladies aid society
OF the Second Congregational church
will meet with MIS- Harry T.. Daley,
ll2 Pranch street, Wednesday evening
It 100 10 transact important business.
Two tramps, giving their names re.
spectiyely as John Doe and Richard
Itoe we're locked up Ia jail Saturday
evening by deputy Sheriff Russell
They are TO be before the court today
There has beer q decided change Ia
the weather the past "a hours, yesler.
day being quite n pleasant day. The
mercury this morning registered =
above and the ground was white with
snow.
@. p. Endress, S. II. lockwood aud
Ernest Patterson returned Sunday
from Londonderry where they spent
the deer season. They saw several
d Ger and one bear but brought back
NJ game.
Moses Wilcox OF North Pownal wen
into his pasture Friday evening to
drive his cows home when he found one
OF the best ones In the herd dead on
the ground, probably shot by some
deer hunter. From appearances II
had been dead all day.
Since the main building OF the Rens
selaer Polytechnic Institute was dc
stroyed by fire the citizens OF that city
have raised cal, 037 towards the re-
building OF the burned building. or
this the following amounts we're given
by parties that spend their summers
at Bennington, Mrs o. l.. Boardman,
$1,000; W. II. Shields. 800; Seymour
vanSantvoord, $3.50.
The cases against Maurice Hayman
and Philip Richmond, the two picture
dealers who we're charged with the lar.
ceny OF $50 from Mrs Charlotte Reed
of Manchester, we're mol pressed Satur-
day afternoon. The men claimed that
they borrowed the money and were
willing to return IL. l.. G. Reed, the
woman's son was here and when he re-
turned TO Manchester in the evening
he had a check for $50 and was happy.
Fl. NJ. Ramsdell opened his new store
In the Hawks block Saturday evening
and from the time the doors were
thrown back till late hour a large
crowd OF people was continually pass
ing In and out of the store. The long
room had been decorated In plain
and simple manner and the goods had
been arranged in an attractive manner
The store Is we'll lighted and provides
considerable more floor space than Mr.
Ramsdell's former quarters.
The Rutland Herald today says:
"Hoity Toity" frolicked through
three acts OF nonsense and melody at
the Rutland opera house on Saturday
evening to the delight Of all audience
that crowded the theater and made
necessary the use OF the "S. r. o."
sign for the first time In many moons.
The performance made no pretence at
either plot or motive and everything
that could possibly make the audience
think was eliminated, so that their
whole energy could be used in laugh
ing. An as laugh producer the per-
Torrance was certainly a great sue
cess.