The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-22
BENNINGTON BR ELS
= ewa Of tho Town and village men
Told iofsusV Headers.


Hubert r. Hart is on his vacation.
George A. Roberts Of Whitehall Is
visiting friends here
DR. b. G., Jenney has returned from
a visit to Burlington aud vicinity
Miss Lorena Amadon of Pownal has
been The guest OF her aunt Mrs A. Per-
ham.
Miss Maud Stearns OF Brattleboro,
formerly of this place, is spending her
vacation here.
= There will be n meeting at Fusion
headquarters this evening. Special
business will be transacted
Misses Eva La Coss and Mae Per
ham have returned from schenectady
where they have been visiting rela-
tives.
Miss Mabel Hennessey, former
operator In the local telephone Office is
spending u part of her vacation In the
village
Mrs Mary LoNrieaud Miss Margaret
Lowrie who have been spending sever
al weeks at Hotel Champlaln returned
yesterday.
The new building being put mp at the
corner of North and Pleasant streets Is
10 be connected on the second floor
with the building east of 10 on Pleasant
street
W. H. Soule and two grandchildren,
Miss Ruby aud Master William Scale
returned Monday from stony Creek.
H. ", where they have been spending
six weeks
Profit by the actual cost sale at the
bennington shoe store. Shoes, OXiords
ladies suits, skirts and coats, leather
suit cases and hosiery all included In
this sale.
The Bennington baseball nine will
20 10 Greenwich tomorrow TO play the
nine from that place. The Benning
tons beat the Greenwich nine on the
local field last Saturday by score OF
; to /.
At the regular meeting OF the WRC
last evening a letter of sympathy and
a sum OF money was sent TO Mrs Eva
waldron who was injured last week
Wednesday.
The Rutland railroad will run an
all rail excursion to New York via
Boston 81 Maine and New York Cen
tpal railroad Wednesday Aug %.
Tickets from Bennington s. % good
going on regular trains and returning
Sept y.
Posters are out for the Republican
rally to be held on Putnam House
square Saturday evening. The speak
ers are Hon Fletcher ID. Proctor, Con
gresham David J Foster and Hon T..
b. Finn OF Springfield.
The electric storm of Tuesday caused
considerable annoyance 10 places out
OF Bennington especially in Pownal
where two trees we're blown down and
the telegraph and telephone lines were
considerably interiered with.
The baseball game on the local field
Saturday afternoon will be the first
one in a series OF five to be played be-
tween Bennington and Hoosick Falls.
The second one In the series will De
played In lloosick Falls the Sunday
after the game here.
The aunor worn by the sixteen
guards who participate In the action
OF the romantic comic opera. "Red
Feather, was made in Berlin by a
descendant of the Newman family,
which for 200 years has woven the steel
adOrnment OF the royal warriors of
Germany and Austria.
County detective Kaye OF Troy yes
terday morning secured from Cover
nor Higgins OF New York eXtradition
papers for the return to Troy OF Frank
Stevens OF Pitistowu who is IN Jail
here charged with the abduction OF a
young lady is years Of age from Pitts
town. He left this morning for Mont
pelier to present the papers to Gov.
Bell.
At ameeting OF the graded school
trustees held Tuesday evening II. II
Webster was elected clerk Of the board
AS Mr. Wall has not rendered his res
ignation as trustee from the 9Th ward,
no one has been chosen in his place.
According 10 the charter Of the district
his successor could only be chosen at
the annual meeting or at special
meeting called for that purpose.
The great Cambridge fair occurs
next week, beginning Tuesday the
third and closing Saturday the It'll.
The Rutland railroad will make the
following excursion rates for those at
tending the fair from here sll5 from
North Bennington 30 cents. These
figures include admission to the
grounds. Tickets good for going any
of the above days and for returning
including the Sth. Passengers leave
Bennington at 7.45 a, m.
Photographer w. r. White went to
Remington Center Tuesday morning
and made a group picture OF members
of the choir who sang in the CHURCH
30 years ago and who were present at
the re.dedicatory services that have
been held this week There we're sew
eral of the number here and in addition
to them were added some OF the present
older members, including the present
pastor who occupied the same position
in the group that his honored father
ocaupin1 "a lran Vaara aro and nf