The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-10-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and village Told
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10 the village today.
Mrs j. j. Jones OF Danvers, Mass,
Is visiting her sistir, Mrs l. H. Royce
II. A Slarbuck 81 Glens Falls Is the
guest OF Mr. aud Mrs Fred ID. Burt TO
day
Mrs Fred d. Burt who has been 10
Glens Falls for ten days returned III 8
morning.
The mercury this morning registered
81 above az 7 o'clock. Ice was formed
10 some places.
4. A. Davenport leaves tonight for
a weeks visit la Montreal and other
points In Canada.
aChas II. Robinson OF Wilmington,
n. o., Is u guest at the home Of Sam
uel l.. Robinson at the Center.
Mrs +. c. Stanley OF Bridgeport, O..
has been the guest ~ her cousins, Mrs
Luman Cooke and Miss Jennie NJ,
Hatch.
There we're 40 few out las, evening
that IL was decided 10 indefinitely post.
bou tho HNNtihk w hi' hsh ohN keWN
club.
The Baptist Junior Endeayor will
meet as usual Sunday afternoon at
$50. All members are urged 10 be
present.
Miss Catherine McOuatt will lead the
Congregational CT meeting Sunday
evening at $50. Topic: "Who are
Foolish and who are Wise"
Mrs John GuIlilnan, who recently
sold her millinery business on North
street, will leave Tuesday for Sche.
hectady where she will reside 10 the
future.
Josph Llnsley and Frank Clark who
we're arrested last night by Officers
Russell and BraZzell fur lntoxicatlon
will have hearing In municipal court
this afternoon.
"The Working OF the Leaven" and
"The Motto Of the Haystack Band"
are the pastors subjects Sunday morn.
ing and evening at the Second Congre.
gational church. Hours of worship
are l0:i5 aud 1880.
Morning and evening worship at & e
Baptist church Sunday at 1890 and
1870. The pastor, Rev Frank X. Nor.
ris, will preach at both services ba-
raca class for young men at II o'clock
c. NJ. Graves, Esq, teacher. All
young men invited.
The funeral OF Jesse Robinson. who
died yesterday at his home on Locust
avenue will be held at 2.30 O'CLOCK to-
morrow afternoon. Rev Isaac Jen
ningswill oiiiclate and the lnterment
will be at Bennington Center. Mr.
Robinson, who left widow two sons
and daughter, was born In Whining
ton.
Word has been received Of the re-
cent death in Vergennes OF Mrs Day
foot, widow OF the Rev L. e. Dayfoot
for number of years a Baptist clergy
men In Vermont, for some time settled
in shafts bury. and we'll SHOWN Ia this
section, He died about ear ago at
the age OF uinety years. The funeral
OF Mrs Dayfoot was observed Sept 2S.
The current number OF the Internal
iohal Studio has reproduction OF a
portrait OF George T. Lane by Freder.
iok MoMonnios, tho we'll huo~n ooulp
tor and painter. The portrait was
painted about the time that Mr. McMon..
mics spent an entire summer at Ber-
nington Center in making a $4,000
portrait of Mrs Sartelle Prentice OF
Chicago.
The fall run OF winter apples has be-
gun for the city markets. IL is ssid
that the quantity raised in Bennington
county this season will 20 but very
little II at all over that of last yea,
when the yield was about half the av-
erge crop. Prime fruit is nov being
offered for from $3.50 to 81 barrel
Potatoes are bringing sl.5o a barrel
and plenty aud Of excellent quality at
that.
On Monday next from three to ten D.
m. withou. fail
The Rebekahs will hold in Odd Eel.
lows hall a seven cent sale.
For seven cents you may buy
Every article that meets your eye;
For seven cents you may buy ice cream
and cake,
Sandwiches and coffee as good as any
one can make. 2t
AT last nights meeting OF the execu-
tive committee for the Canadian club
who are p. Longtin, Il. Sausville, Jos.
A. Pellerin, L. Bergeron, A. Brillion,
+. Lafranchise, +. Pellerin and T. Roy
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, p. Long
tin; vice president, Joseph A. Pellerin;
secretary, Eugene Roy; treasurer, A
Brillion. A resolution was passed to
deny the rumor that said club had
leased the rooms above the bowling al
ley on North street The members of
The club are satisfied with their present
quarters on River street.
News has been received here that DR.
Adrian T, Woodward of Brandon is
i'll and his condition is critical. DR.
Woodward is very well known here,
serving in the civil war as surgeon OF
the 18th Vermont volunteers, the COM
panies of which, A from Bennington,
and G from Manchester were recruited
In Bennington county. Three of the
field officers we're from the county.
The assistant surgeon was DR. L. ID.
Ross of Poultuey, father of DR. L. n.
Ross now practising in this village.
His father has been dead several.years
DR. Woodward was intending to be
present at the reglmental re- union here
next week.