The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-11
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Mrs Emma Bellows has ret, rne
from visit in Hartford, Conn.
Miss Anna Morgan OF Center Troy
Is spending some time with friends
here.
Robert jameson OF Chicago Is a
guost.oi friends In the village Tor few
days,
Seven new recruits for Frank Ray
camp, Sons OF Veterans, were muster
ed 10 Monday night
Miss Mary Estabrook has returned
from visiting her grand mother Mrs
Emma Hoyt la Manchester. Mrs Hoyt
Is the Oldest resident OF Bennington
county.
Teddy McKale says he declines to
wheel George Baker In payment OF his
ret until the votes are rccOunted. Nc
kale and Baker bet on the states at
torney vote.
Edward Austin motorman on the
bennington y Hoosick Valley electric
railroad is laid up for few days, the
result of injuries To his right arm caus-
ed by the sudden release OF detective
brake.
one Of the International yacht races
/ that came OF, OF the coast OF Marble
head last week was won by the yacht
! Vim owned by Trenor l.. Park OF New
York, u son OF the late Il. w. Park Of
this village.
Fred Corbeit expects TO have his new
bowling alley 10 the new Hawks build
Ing on North street ready to open Sat
urday. The balls, pins and other sup
plies are here ready for use as soon
as the alleys are in readiness.
Division a OF the Congregational
church will give a piazza social at the
home OF Mrs VIM. r.. Hawks, North
street from 3to q, Thursday afternoon.
Ice cream and cake will be served
Admission and refreshments Is cents.
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News came Monday OF the death in
Rutland the night before OF j. Mosely
Beach. one oi the oldest engineers in
the employ of the Rutland railrord,
having served II in that capacity for
20 years. lie had suffered about a
year with heart trouble. lie is surviv'
ed by two daughters.
Announcement have been received
OF the marriage OF Miss NJ Blanche
Sibley formerly OF this place, but re-
Gently OF Philadelphia, to f. II. Gro.
yer OF Fall River. The bride was for
several years a teacher In the public
schools here and has maLy friends IN
Bennington and vicinity.
The official returns OF the Benning.
ton county vote will be opened by
County Clerk Harry r. Cushman, on
Friday, according to law, that being
the tenth day after election and he
will issue certificates OF election 70
those who are shown by the figures to
have received majority.
Manager Corbett OF the local base
ball nine is trying TO arrange for a
couple OF games with the North Hoos-
lex Athletic club before the foot ball
season opens, the regular base ball
season having closed. Should he be
successful 10 making the arrangements
the first game'will be played In North
Hoosick.
News has been received OF the death
In Keene, n. H., Saturday OF Mrs Lou
lisa Bliss Robe a granddaughter OF
Gen John Stark OF Bennington battle
fame. She vas 90 years OF age and was
the youngest daughter OF John Stark
2nd. She is survived by one son who
lives in Palatka, Fla. and daughter
residing in Lowell.
The Jewish new year, 1907 will be-
gin at shutdown the 10Th of this month.
IL is called the "Rosh Hashenah and
lasts two days. The tenth day after
is the feast OF the atoncment or "Yom
Kipur" which is celebrated on Sept
%. Four days after is the feast Of
! tabernacles or "Sucas." This lasts
for eight days, the first two OF which
are holidays. The next four are only
half holidays and only half a day has
TO be kept sacred while the last two
are full holidays and demand full rec
ignition.
Joseph II. Daley went to Hoosick
F'a last night and assisted Mrs c. G..
viii, OK In concert that she gave
there, il being her lat appearance be-
fore a Ccal audi nee before she goes
upon the stage in vaudeville. BY re-
quest she sang several songs that she
is going to sing in vaudeville and in
the duets with Mr. Daleo gave general
satisfaction. Several from here at
tended the concert. Mrs Wilcox was
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