The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-06

Adams returned Friday from Sara
toga.
Misses Jennie aud Katie Grace left
Saturday for Lyan Beach for two
weeks.
Miss Gertrude Carney OF West Rut-
land is visiting her sister, Mrs Frank
Nolan.
Bert Willard was In Woodford last
week during the illness of the late VIM
II Park.
Miss Florence Kline has gone to
Wilmington TO live with her uncle,
John Gleason
Miss Nora McDonough OF IIoosick
Falls was the guest Of Miss Agnes
Quinlan sunday
Garry W Papers, OF the Banner OF
lice stan, has gone to Saltwater on
weeks vacation.
Stephen Robinson and Charles
Daley have Joined one of the camping
parties al Lake Hancock.
There will be business meeting of
the Baptist c. T.. at the home of Miss
Hilda Pratt this evening.
Mrs Robet 5. Munson and her
daughter, Miss Ruth Munson, are
guests OF Mrs John Eddingtou.
Harry c. Bates, who has a position
In Waukegan, D., Is expected home In
Two weeks 10 spend bis vacation.
Miss Mary Martin, who fractured
her hip several weeks ago, is critically
ill at her home on East Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Battles and
daughter, Margaret, have returned
from "a week s visit in Greenwich, NY.
Several hundred people we're at the
Depot Saturday afternoon to witness
the departure OF Company X to Mt.
Gretna.
Mrs Julia ID Buckley and grandson,
Lyman Is Bowles, were guests Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs Jesse y Bughee of
Woodiord city.
Mrs Lottie Rea and Mrs Archie Ash
ton and daughter Charlotte of Green
wich. y. T., are guests of Mr. and Mrs
Walter Durham.
Misses Harriet and Marjory Pack
ard, who have been visiting their aunt
Mrs +. G. Packard, have returned to
their home,n Troy
Mrs Frank Pomeroy, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs j. Oliver Burt,
returned to her home in Agawan.
Mass. this morning,
Another country will probably be
added to the Automobile Trip to be
given 10y the Globe and Bennington
transportation company.
The Bennington Center Whist club
vii give its annual ball in Library
hall on the evening of August l6 An
orchestra from Albany will furnish
the music.
The postoiiice department has order
ed a rural free delivery route No. |
established at SALISBURY Sept ]. I'll
will be 1873 miles long and accommo-
date POO patrons.
Wallace Nuttings platipotypes Of
Bennington scenes and a vari ETY. O
other subjects, in grey, sepia and
cOlors may be obtained Of Mrs Shell
don at her home, BOZ Main st. 1916
Saturday the mercury at the resi-
dence of Capt. Z. O. Gore, at the foot
of the Green Mountains, did not regis
ter below 30 above. AtG o'clock one
thermometer on Grand View street reg
istered 81 above
For sale: For settlement good
house on lot - feet front also lot adj
Joining of some size More than :
acre in ALL Large shade trees, viii
lage water, on good street. Price
81 100 Inquire at Banner Office.
J. G Harwood, the eyesight specia.
list Of I'D Beach street, has returned
from the convention OF the American
Association of Opticians held at
Rochester of which he is member
and reports very pleasan Mt and profit
able time.
Sunday was generally conceded to
have been the hottest day of the sea
son. At five o'clock the mercury reg
istered 81 above. There was but little
breeze and cool places we're much in
demand. The electric cars were well
patronized and there we're a number Of
excursions to the nearby mountains.
Rev. DR.. Duane S. Phillips occupied
the pulpit of ST. Peters church Sun
day morning. He was former rector.
Those present at the services were de-
lighted to hear Frank Gage, former
member of the choir who rendered the
oiIertory solo. Mr.. Gage, who is now
residing in Schenectady, was here to
spend Sunday.
r. S. Bahan of Bennington Center
who has been in I.eipsic studying the
organ, will give a recital in the old
/ First church of Bennington Center,
Saturday evening, August % A quar-
tette will also take part, consist
/ ing of j. II. Middleton, first tenor; Mr..
I Bahan, second tenor; f. f. Maccrea
! first bass; G. H. Gibson, second bass
Mrs. E. A. Booth leaves this week fer
/ Minneapolis, where she goes as a dele
gate from the Department of Vermont,
/ w. IL. c., to the National encampment
which meets there next week. While
there she will be the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Booth. She will be ac-
companied by Mrs. Jennie Bssell
Huling, who will take quite an extend
ed western trip.
,.-o,,ft 80, A.. go.