The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-23
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tsws Of the Town ana Village hrsfi
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Otls Smith is confined TO his home
by illness.
r.. NJ. Paddock was Ia poughkeepsle
yesterday,
US Holden is homo from Cottage
CitS for few days.
Earl Harbour is spending few days
AT Camp L'Oaimore'
Mrs John Chrystal Is visiting her
daughter Ia hoosiok Falls.
Guy Norton has returned iroma trip
D. New York and Bridgeport, Conn.
Roy Dadman of Wullamstown Is
visiting no George H. Moore's.
Mr. and Mrs s. T. Moon of Brook
Ism are visiting alto. G.. Moons.
Mrs Edward Kelley Is spending a
few days In camp at Woodiord city.
Misses Kathryn Morrisscy and Ber-
tia Green are visiting Ia Schenectady.
Misses Mary Lloyd and Corrinne
Maloney OF Rutland are visiting here.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Worihlngton ARE
home from their trip To Poland Spring
Me.
j. b. T. o, Donpell OF the post-onlce
force is Ia Saratoga attending the
races.
Mrs George Lee and son have re-
turned from a few days visit 10 Water
ford.
Miss Blanche Lyons Is visiting her
sister Mrs Ralph Potter In Washing
ton, -. G..
Mrs James r.. Burke and son Gordon
have returned from short camping
trip near Deer View cabin.
Mrs Ralph Potter who has been vis-
itlng relatives In this village has re-
turned to her home 10 Washington, ID.
IC.
Masters Joseph and Paul Lee who
have been visiting their uncle i. j..
Mcclure have returned 10 their home
Ia Rutland.
Miss Elizabeth Cairn OF Hartford,
Conn, who has been visiting Mrs r.
u. Hart. left this morning for the
White Mts.
Mrs Helen Mccain OF Brooklyn and
Miss Anoa Buckley of Hartford are
the guests OF Misses Margaret and
Julia Hayes.
Rev and Mrs + T.. Morris are spend
Ing part OF their vacation as the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs j. O. Borden az
Goose Neck, Newport, II. ].
party OF Cuban gentlemen were 10
Bennington this week % contract with
Col. DIN Scott for a powder mill 90 be
erected 10 Cuba.
Mrs Alice Chase and Miss Gertrude
/ rravas who have been spending three
weeks with Mrs Ella Peckham have re-
turned 70 New York City.
Miss Anna Burke, George Burke
and little sister who have been visiting
their grandmother Mrs Ann Lee, have
returned to their home Ia Utica.
Herbert Armstrong Of the post-onice
force was taken quite suddenly and
seriously in yesterday while IN q bar
bers shop. lie wes taken home and
is not on duty to-day.
Mrs Sarah Newell OF Bridport, VI,
and Miss Lemira Batey of Narbeth,
Pa, cousins OF the late Albert W.
Harwood have been visiting Mrs a.
W. Harwood for few days.
Seats enough for the recital to be
given by the old church az Bennington
Center, have already been sold to war.
rant the announcement that IL will be
! the musical event of the season.
James +. Gleason, ~ years of age.
| died at his home In Rutland last night
after a long illness of heart and stom.
ach trouble For 20 years Mr. Gleason
had been an engineer connected with
the Bennington and Rutland railroad.
The last few days have been trying
ones TO the patience of the ice men.
! The demand has been such that they
nave had TO work early and late. An
extra team has been engaged In the de-
livery every day this week.
Gay S. Stearns died in Poughkeepsie
Tuesday after long illness. He was
26 wears old. The funeral will he held
Friday at ? O'Clock from the home of
his father jerome Stearns of this vii
lage. Burial will be in the HOosick
Corners Cemetery.
Patrick Dempsey of Wnliamstown
who was severely injured Aug. Is by
the fall OF horse which he was riding
while here and who has been here since
under medical treatment returned to
his home yesterday and will be about
his regular duties in few days.
The big steam shovel which arrived
at Pownal last week for use in the con
structiou Of the electric railroad be-
tween here and North Adams broke
down yesterday afternoon as it was
being moved from Pownal depot to the
place where it is to be used. The ac-
cident was caused by a truss on the
machine giving out.