The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-19
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sohgyls r uficiailng. The body sac
placcd in The vault uuiii sprinF
The report that Pfescslis. ne h,p
nUiisi has gone insane 10 Dos true. lhs
famous hfpnuiisi has a fcipfn cnsasrs
nsni ior BcnEinsiol ihe seek ~ April
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Frank Pyscrs ~ The ues; pan u tie
i9ru found ihr,c 81 biz blooded sheer
dead Wednesday morning. 40 the prcs,
cot time The cause ~ their death t. q
uysiery.
SIR asd Mrs mn Clapp returned
last night from NeE York. SIR Ciapp
had been the guest u his son there for
len days and Mrs Clapp had been
there since September.
A surprise party was held in honor
81 y HUpkinsUn's birthday at his hone
on Gage street. TEcniy people
we're present and rcfrcshmouis we're
served. Music By Duane Basscii.
The FIRST load Of wood that has been
brought into the village on runners
came In yesterday morning. IL was
pretty hard shedding aud NO attempt
was made to get Ia the second lohd.
The SINS held a reception and social
al their rooms last evening. Misses
Kathleen Quinlan aud Catherine
Murphy sang solo with piano nc.
compartment by Miss Agnes Morrisey.
Mrs Edward Kinsley, former we'll
known resident Of the west part OF the
town, who has been quite ~ for several
weeks Is reported as being better Her
daughter, Mrs Emory Leland OF Grand
Rapids Is with her at present.
Mrs NJ + Burgess has returned from
Springfield, Mass, aud will remain
here. She Is accompanied by Mrs 5
) Pike and son who will remain here
about three weeks, when with her son
5 le will 90 TO Waterbury. Conn, To
Join her husband who has good
position In that city.
Bennington Grange will hold u spec.
lal meeting Jan. 81 to work the third
and fourth degrees. At this meeting
tne literary hourwil be spent in telling
short stories. Members come prepar.
o. with something short and spicy. At .
he regular meeting, jan II, there was .
q good attendance and an interesting
program was carried out. one of the .
ANAL bpvs read mn original moan