The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
sOws OF tae Townand village Briefly
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iOv' OF tae Townand Village Briefly
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There 0il be social dance 10 For.
ste's hall Saturday night.
Heath auction begins tomorrow al
ernoonat LEO on North street.
Hon Chas u Darling is here today
olled .g the death OF l. p Norton
n LHover has accepted a position
With Il life insurance agency in Bur
on.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Taylor returned
Thursday night from their wedding
Up.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Boyd OF South
hampton, Mass are guests At the home
OF 8 A Burt
Judge Edward l. Bates was among
.ho visitors from this village u Bur-
.lueton Yesterday.
Beginnng with the first Sunday H.
Hay James II Habberley will nave
;hurga of the choir of the Baptist
church
Monument lodge, Knight Of Pythias
worked the first degree Thursday eve
ming and completed arrangements for
the coming district convention.
The funeral of the late Samuel L
Jewet. will be held at the house at , p
m. Sunday, Rev Geo S Mills, pastor
OF the Congregational church will Off
ciate
The manager Of the High schoolbase
bal! team has been instructed tocancel
lhe game tomorrow with Troy academ Y
on account of the death OF Fred NJ
Wilson.
The hearing before County Clerk
Cushman in the water case which was
TO have beer held yesterday afternoon
was adjourned until this afternoon at
, O'Clock.
The MEMS club Of the Methods;
church this evening viii debate the
question Resolved: That municipal
ownership of public utilities is for the
best interestof the public"
The marriage Of Joseph Gallpo to
Miss Maggie Kelly of Granville, but
who has resided in this village for
some years, is announced to take plat G
In lhe former village in st Mary S
ch lrch Monday morning.
The late DrL 3 Newton OF North
Bennington was for Is years the exec
utiye officer OF the board of health OF
the North Bennington graded school
district and performed the duties of
The Office with great tact and credit
Frank Clark OF Brandon who was
arrested Thursday morning by Officer
Russell had a hearing in the afternoon
ia municipal court and was submitted
oy Judge Ba'es to ten days in the
county jail.
VIM f. Hawks is one OF the delegates
from Vermont to the National Con
gress Sons of American Revolution
which meets in Boston Tuesday and
Wednesday next. He wiltattend.
Sunday Michael Craven of North
Bennington visited Waloomsac and
made disturbance. He was arrested
and pleaded guilty TO disorderly
conduct. Justice w n Stevens sen
fenced him to serve twenty days in
the Troy jail.
Remember the debate tonight on
municipal ownership in the Congrcgl-
lioual chapel at O'Clock Dough
nuts aud coffee Will be served 10y the
aides All men Interested in the dis
cussion OF this live question are cor
daily invited
Grand Chancellor, J 7 Remington
has received two nose contributions to
the San Francisco sufferers fund, SIG
rom the lodge az Groton and $40 from
Essex Junction At the meeting of
monument lodge Thursday evening the
sum of SIS was raised
States Attorney VIM Daley, Sheriff
Wilson and Onieer Russell left this
noon for Troy for the purpose of bring
Ing TO Bennington Amanda Quebec,
George Quebec and Bertha Horton,
who are held in Jail on the charge O
larceny from Herbert Allcock.
The combination mail and baggage
car which figured in the wreck at Wal
loomsac 10 January has been returned
TO Rutland The car is owned by thu
Rutland railroad but was repaired by
the Boston ~ Maine in the the large
repair shops at East Fitchbu re-, Mass
Judge Munson was here yesterday
and presided over a hearing on th'
question of what amount OF alimOny
should be awarded in the divorce cas-,
Woodward vs. Woodward, which sht
claims she is entitled to and which il
is said he is able to pay. Decision
will be given later.
The hearing in the case state v.
Je1 Davis accused of assault on WIN
Seaton. which.was set for this after.
noon has been continued because Of
the absence of Judge Bates of tht
municipal court IL is understood
that Davis is going to bring suit
against Seaton for defamation o
character.
News has been received OF the dealt
Wednesday at the home of his mother
in Barton of Harry c Hubbard, ageC
20 years, Death was caused by tuber
culosis The young man was for se'
eral months clerk in the Firstl'ationa
bank aud made many friends Will,
here who will regret to hear of hi
death
The ladies of the Baptist church ar
formulating an interesting plan fo
raising funds for the benefit OF TIN
church Each one is expected to carr
81 between now and May %. On tn,
evening OF that date at a supper to b
served in the church parlors each lad,
! vii he asked to tell in what way TIN
! II. MN .una nnrnnd This nlan ha