The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-27
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II, l. Norton and son Harry have ne.
turned from Crown Point
Miss Lillian Thomas, q former mem.
Der of the graded school faculty Is yis-
ting friends in town.
Walter Wood left today to spend a
week AZ Lake 81 Catherine.
Mrs II. b Pope left this morning TO
spend "a week Ia Cottage city.
Miss Mabelle Holt is entertainin
Miss Edna Leland of Boston.
The two months old son Of Mr. and
Mrs Bert Pllllngs is seriously in.
Miss Mary Phelan has returned
from "a two months visit In Utica.
Miss Mary Dryer Of West Troy &.
visiting her brother Frank Dryer.
Miss Epta Costello OF Schenectady
spent Sunday with friends IN town.
II. T. Forbes Of West Haven Is
among the visitors to the village TO.
day.
Clarence peckham aud wife have
goQe to North Adams TO spend few
days
James McDermott of Schenectady is
spending a weeks vacation at his home
here.
Mr. and Mrs c. Floyd Huling have
returned from an extended visit la the
west.
Guy Goodspeed Of Schenectady was
the guest of Miss Maud Galushu over
Sunday.
Geo. Phillips left this morning for
Winthrop, Mass, to spend a short
vacation.
Frank G.. Adams returned this morn
ing 20 Utica after spending few days
at his home here.
Mrand Mrs Geo. w. Keeseman who
have been at Atlantic CITY for the past
ten days returned home this morning
Mrand Mrs Harry Kennon VINO
have been visiting al his home LETT
today for Greenfield to visit his sis.
ter.
Miss Christine Ward who has been
visiting her grandmother Mrs a. Eddy
returned today 10 her home in North
Adams.
Miss Bessie Woodward, who has
been spending a few weeks with rela
lives here, has returned o. her home 10
Glens Falls
Mr. and Mrs a. w. Brais ed. son and
Mrs j. A. Jubb, who have been speed
Ing several weeks al Crown Point re-
turned Thursday.
Mrs G.. r. stevens, who has been
spending two weeks vacation in Ra-
yena, Schenectady Glens Falls and
Cottage city, has returned.
George Hon die7 yesterday at the
age of IS years. The funeral will be
held Wednesday at o'clock, Rev
Frank Il. Morris officiating.
L. O. Graves and daughter Sallie
have returned from a visit TO Sara
toga. Misses Marion koache and Jes
sic Harte returned with them.
Mrs Chas Allen of Worcester, Mass.
formerly Miss Helen Norton Of this
village, is expected to arrive here this
afternoon 10 make a visit TO Mrs Chas
7. Burt.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. r. Barrett, Mr.
and Mrs &. l.. Hudson and Miss Bes-
sic Hudson, Mrs II. L. Hudson, and
Mrs G. T.. Stevens enjoyed a picnic
at lchawog, Saturday.
Earl 5. Harbour left this morning
for NorthGeld where he will attend
summer school two weeks before the
opening OF ,'orwich University of
which he is a member
What with the Republican rally Sat
urday evening, piano exhibit
ton and a taker show on Main street,
the post Office corner was lively place
mp to "A ate hour. The streets were a
miniature Broadway.
Miss Alice Robinson, sister OF the
late famous hymnOlogist, Charles 5
Robinson, ID. d., will be kindly re
membered by all for her untiring eff
forts in arranging the old time music
for the recent centennial services at
the Old First church.
Gov. c. J. Bell and his stan who
are on tour Of inspection TO different
state institut ons viii be in town TO
morrow and in the evening they will oc.
cupy both boxes at the opera house to
witness 1.-THE Sign Of the Cross"
Flower show at the Second Congre-
gatioual chapel on Wednesday, Au-
gust 10Th. All are invited to bring
plants and cut flowers The pott d
plants will be received Tuesday after
! p m, entrance at north door Of
the church and the cut flowers on We'd
nesday morning as early as possible.
Gov Bell will be in Manchester to-
borrow accompanied by portion of
his staff, to attend a meeting of the
Manchester grange. The party will
come here from Manchester to attend
a picnic Of the Bennington and Pownal
grange to be held on the Soldiers Home
grounds Wednesday. They will be
the guests of Surgeon General w. E.
Putnam and wife while here
AT the Green Mountain Valley Meth
odist chapel new organ was used
for the first time yesterday. Miss Ell
ma Rowley presided. The organ was
secured as the result Of The efforts of
Mrs E. Stratton Who solicited the fund
of friends Of the chapel outside OF the
village of Bennington Interest in the
chapel is increasing and DR. Rowley
was greeted by large audience
Philip Kranz of Brooklyn is visiting
former friends and comrades in the
village for a few days. Comrade
Kranz served during the Civil war in
Co a, 4th Vermont Volunteers from
bennington, enlisting in this village.
He was taken a prisoner on the We'll
don railroad and was in confederate
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