The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-24
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of ths Town and lViIiage Rrlsny
Told for Husl Readers
Fair, tonight and Wednesday,

News OF the Town and Ivillage Briefly
Told FOR Eu.i Reader.
Richard Winslow OF Nj. Tabor Is In
the village today on business.
Misses Katharine and Barbara Burt
have returned from their visitin STAN
ford.
Miss Jessie NJ. Lineman OF Albany
Is whiting at Mrs Marcus p. Arm
strong's
Clarence Peckham Is unable 10 at.
tend 20 his duties today. On account Of
sickness.
Miss Esther Ellis Of Lawrence, Mass
Is the guest OF Mr. aud mrs Harry
Llyersedge.
ID. G Dual has resigned his position
no T. n llart's and has taken one at
Bradiord's mill.
Miss Edna Loomis left this afternoon
Tor Troy aud Albany. She will be
absent several weeks.
DR. Charles Il. Seymour IL today
visiting his daughters, who are camp
log al Lake Hancock
Mrs Charles Jepson OF WillIamstown
visited her brother, Clifford Stevens
OF Park street recently.
Water Wood and Ned Slbley have
gone on few days tramp across the
southern part OF the state.
Mrs j. b. Stone who has been visit
ing Mrs II NJ. Ramsdell returned to
% home la Pittsield today.
Lost. pocketbook ON the Pownal
road. Finder will be rewarded on re-
turn 20 Mrs John W. Daley at the Put
nam house.
Mr. aud Mrs. c. Floyd Huling have
been called TO Sioux city, IT,, by the
sudden death OF drs. Iuling's father,
Karl w. Nuaine.
Pomeroy Loomis was admit ted to
the Soldiers home from Burlington,
yesterday. He served In the Sth Yer
mont regi ment, Co +.
Mrs Elizabeth Stratton OF Park St.
left Monday for a weeks vacation vie
Ting relatives and friends 10 White
Creek and North Adams.
By mistake the time stated on the
postal cards sent out for the ST Peters
Sunday school picnic for Thursday
should be 9 a. m. instead OF e a. m.
4 omas Kildon, SUPP, OF the Bar.
mony Knitting Co. OF Waterford and
daughters, Mary and Alkaline were
the guests Of ID. b. Keller ever Sun
day.
Rev Frank r.. Morris is at Hoos!ck
Falls this afternoon attending a council
90 consider the advisabiliiy Of the or
dination Of Byron W. Valentine 20 the
work OF the ministry Mr. Valentine is
graduate Of Colgate Divinity School.
Mrs G.. G.. Elston was taken to the
Troy City hospital last evening and
was operated on this morning. Mr.
kaston and their two daughters accom-
panied her.
a fire which was discovered about
3.4j.o clock Saturday morning con
pletely destroyed the lange frame barn
owned by II. W. Fra me of Stamford.
VT. aud all the contents which includ-
ed a handsome new team OF horses,
two cows, - tons OF new hay, car
riages, wagons and farming utensils.
The farm is about one mile north OF
Stamford village.
ETo all appearances work Is TO con
tinue on the stretch OF roadbed for the
new Bennington North Adams trolley
through the 'dugway' despite rumors
that an injunction has been served on
the builders by the Boston X Maine
railroad So far as can be learned no
Injunction has yet been served. The
objection of the Boston & Maine 10 the
construction OF the road through this
section Is said TO be based on the fear
OF landslides, the trolley track running
clos to and above the Boston X Maine
tracks at that point