The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-16
BENNINGTON BRGFS.
News Of the Town and vlnag, rolc
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Briefly for Busy Readers
Wm Wilson Of SANDY ie is in town
today.
! d. A. Baldwin has gone to Shafts
bury to remain oyer Sunday.
Wanted: Girl for general house
work. Inquire at Soldiers Home i2Sn |
Mrs Marjorie Ducharm OF Rutland
is spending a few days with friends
here.
Phineas Gay will leav. Mondly for
a visit at his former home 10 Mime
apols.
Mrs George Chapman OF S buy er
vile is the guest Of relatives and
friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Bartlett who has
I been spending few days ia Rutland.
have returned home.
Mr. aud Mrs Theodore Thomas and
I son OF New York are in town for a few
da visiting relatives.
Simeon Boltum of Gage street who
\ has been il for long time is ina crit
ical condition this morning
Mrs Benjamin Hall Of Troy. who
is TO spend the summer at Bennington
\ Center, will arri e there today
G. Il Stevens with his family arriv-
' ed here yesterday afternoon and ere
\ now at their summer home ina the south
east part of the town for the season.
Miss Marguerite Connolly of Ga
street lett this morning Tor New York
\ TO spend three weeks with her brother.
Deputy Sheriff John Nash, II. ".
Myers, DE- +. Is. Daley and Am0n Il.
\ Sweet went To Manchester this morn
ing.
4 Ge' H. Mathers has improved the
\ appearance OF his promises on Pleas
\ ant street 10y removing the fence from
\ the front.
y Lansing Sanborn, who was taken to
4 the house OF correction yesterday for
4 second otlense of intoXicotion, viii
4 serve l23 days.
4 Miss Emma Myers, Inspector in Ger
u eral Electric company 10 Schenectady
n is visiting AIRS James Murphy at the
Y Priory cottage.
~ Claire and Charles Soule went fish
y ing in WoodIord yesterday and we're
v held mp by "a deputy warden who. of
\ course, found no short trout 10 their
4 basSets
U Because of fear of falling limbs
N striking the residence OF NJ. w. Stewatt
N a larger part OF the lower maple tree
N fronting the premises OF T.. l.. Bates
N has been cut down and removed.
w Drs Scott, Noonan and Conklin of
m the Troy city hospital made an auto
N mobile trip TO bennington yesterday,
u and called on friends here After TAX
n ing supper at the Putnam they return
N ed in the evening
d A new boiler has arrived at the 10.
n cal freight yard for the Holden a.
N Leonard Manufacturing company.
w When the boiler is set it will make the
M third one recently put In and make NJ
~ complete new battery.
- MIR and Mrs Charles T.. Patterson of
Troy and daughter, Mrs Hopkins OF
baltimore who are to occupy the )
IN Huling Blackmer place AT the Center
5H THIS summer will take possession OF the
sdIlt inc uFSl OF lne week.
At the Baptist church Sunday morn
Ing the pastor, Rev Frank Il Morris
Will speak on THE Outfit for Service, =
a suggestion for the sumner vacation
high school students specially invited
The evening coDgi egatiOn is invited t.
n attend the Congregational church ant
" listen to the sermon before the gradn
ating class OF the high school by Di
Z. W. Rowley.
Martin Jewell died in the Soldier,
i, home hospital yesterday afternoon
TN He was admitted TO the institution but
short time ago from Walingfor(
aud has been in poor health ali tn,
time. lie served during the civil war
in Co II, Is New Hampshire voluu
teers, but has lived in Wallingford foi
several years. The body was taken t
that village this morning for burial
While looking over some old paper.
:. recently Charles Adams came across ,
n letter head on which was printed from
a wood engraving a picture OF the ole
Mt Anthony House. The date of th,
letter head was 1856. and unless IN,
artist who made the original drawn,
,ion Bennington had good looking
hotel so years ago. M. Adams hal
had the engraving framed ID it hang
ia the Office of his mandatory OF
County street.
A party Of five who were on thei
way back to Manchester in an auto
mobile Sunday afternoon met will
quite m unexpected accident near th
residence Of IT, A. Bottum in Shafts
bury. They were speeding along whel
all AZ once the machine came To
standstill. Some of the gearing wa
out OF order and there was no one il
the party who could fix IL. They coul,
find no one who could so they we're ob
liged to leave the machine with M
l}ottum an come back to North Ben
nngton aud take the sleeper for HON
as the train won not stop for them a
SALISBURY. Tuesday they came an
drew the machine home by team.