The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-04

Falls.
Miss Mary Chadwick OF Troy is
spending several days at John Nc
Cues.
Miss Marion Halleck Of Wateryliet
is visiting her cousin Miss Georglana
Austin.
Little Edward Albee son of Mr. and
Mr., Frank Albee, died Aug. >, age q
months.
MIR and Mrs Melvin Ropes OF North
Adams Mass. are spending few weeks
ia town.
T. S. Quackenbush Of Hoosick is
making preparations to remove to
this village.
Remember the social dance in For.
ester's hall this evening. There will
be good music.
MIR and Mrs Louis Haussler OF Hoo.
ick Falls are spending couple OF
weeks at Atlantic city
Mrs Hattie Albee and two daughters
were called TO Ballston 10y the death oil
Mrs Albee's grandson.
Manicuring and facial massage 10y
licensed New York city graduate
Drysdalos second loOr.
Demonstration today and evening
at the DrysdaIe store OF the wonderful
cleaning properties Of Artgum.
Mrs G. II. Doty OF Imperial Avenue
who has been spending several days
with her son in Troy, has returned.
Mrs John Buchanan OF County St.,
left this morning for months visit IN
Utica and Rlchdeld Springs, y. y.
Mr. and Mrs James c. Reilley Of
Rutland are spending Sunday with
friends here and ia North Bennington.
Twenty.elght of company r. went
into camp at the John Robinson farm
in the south part OF the town last night.
Edward II Harvey, summer resi-
dent at Bennington Center has return
ed from a several days visit To Little
Bears Head, y. II.
Miss Julia A. White aud her friend
Miss Loltie Scragg of New York City,
who have been visiting j. II. Whites
returned this morning.
Mr. and Mrs +. q. Patterson enter
tanned friends at lchawog yesterday
afternoon in honor of W. II. Sheldon
who left for his home in Boston this
morning
Through the courtesy OF the Rutland
railroad, fares from all stations from
Rutland to Bennington will be reduced
one half for the Veterans reunion on
August 10th.
Mrs. Charles Kennon who was called
TO Greenfield yesterday, by message
announcing the illness Of her daughter,
Mrs Frank Gaudette, is expected home
this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs William Ryan are 10
Rutland, called there by the death Of
VIM Graham. a brother Of Mrs Ryan.
They will remain there until after the
funeral tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs Loren S. Green was assaulted
bv her husband last night and consid-
erably bruised up. He has not been
seen since. Mrs Green was rescued
by neighbors in response to her calls.
Wallace Nuttings platirotypes OF
Bennington scenes and a variety o
other subjects, in grey, sepia and
colors. may be obtained of Mrs Shell
don at her home 307 Main st. 1876
Rev Geo +. Mayer of Canajoharie,
N. Y, will preach at the union service
at the Congregational church Sunday
morning in exchange with DR. Rowley.
The Sunday school of the two churches
will meet as usual. At the session
Sunday the plans will be perfected for
the picnic at Emerald Lake next We'd
nesday, No evening services.
The finest products Of field and farm
may be found in the markets. Green
corn, peas, beans, tomatoes, cucumbers
lettuce, celery, squash, onions are
some of the choice vegetables. Peaches
pears, plums, apples, black and blue
berries, canta loupes, are or the list OF
fruits. Bluefsh, seabass, clans, lob
sters, crabs, are all Of the best quality.
All kinds of meats are up to the stan.
dard.
The funeral of William Graham, who
died in New York Wednesday will be
held in Rutland Sunday afternoon at
3 o CLOCK at ST Peters church. The
body arrived in Rutland at 30 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon and was taken to
the home of his sister, Mrs Timothy
Dwyer. Delegates from Bennington
and New York accompanied the body
to that city. Persons from here who
desire to attend the funeral can leave
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