The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-12
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Harry Wills spent Sunday at Lake
Hancock.
Thos Hoollhan OF White Creek was
In town Monday.
Frank Higgins of Pownal Center
was In the village Monday.
Robert Jennings OF Brandon Is here
for couple Of days with friends.
Clark Spencer OF Greenwich, son.in.
law Of Henry Marsh Is In the village.
Thos Bingham has finished work on
the new electric road and returned
home.
Nathan Kembsr has discontinued
business Is grocer and Is now junk
dealer.
Solomon Niles and Merrill Bottum
OF South Salisbury we're IN town
Monday.
Collins, the North Bennington baker
will soon occupy the Surdam store In
that village.
Merritt Rudd has taken employment
for Herbert Morgan on Meadow farm
near Pownal Center.
EFT Cullinan and son Herman, OF
Arlington spent Tuesday with his
brother William Of this place.
W. ID. Newton expects TO be In Bos-
ton several days attending the auto
show that commenced there Saturday.
Otis and John Healey who have been
working for the Deerfield River Co.,
have finished work there and returned
home.
Geo + Graves had q chill Sunday
from which pneumonla symptoms de.
veloped. DR. Gordinier Of Troy was
here Monday 10 SEQ Mr. Graves.
Miss Mary Russell OF North Ben.
nington and Miss Nettie Beattie OF
Troy spent Sunday with the latter's
cou-ln, Miss Lillian NJ. Robson OF
Grove street.
IL vas announced recently In an Al
bany paper that David HemInway was
dead. Mr. Heminway 10 very much
alive and Is working on the -Shippee
lumber job In Bondville.
The 8. s. Butcher on which Clement
n. Cone Is making his trip 70 the West
Indies arrived at 81 Thomas Sunday
morning. The vessel had had q fine
voyage and oil on board we're we'll.
George Robson OF Grove street who
was taken 10 the TROY City hospital
eight weeks ago was brought home Sat
urday morning accompanied by his
cousin Miss Neitle Beattie OF Troy.
Mrs Abbie Searles OF the Pownal
road Who sustained q dislocated hip
several months ago by being thrown
from her carriage and has been con.
nned TO the bed ever since, 10 critically
M.
The gap which has been left omen
ever since work Was going on 10 the
rock cut between Lsmpson's aud Arm
strong's vas connected Monday by the
completion OF the laying Of the rails
on the new electric road there.
George II. Jepson formerly OF this
village, nov OF Schenectady, has not
purchased auy farm IN Arlington and
IL not going there 10 live. The family
are all comfortably settled Ia their
present home. II. has owned q small
farm In Arlington several years.
Tho prevailing weather affords bu,
little cause for fault. The morning and
evenings are BEAUTIFULLY cool, the mer
curry this morning. registering 10 de
grees above. The main hours OF the
day are bright with sunshine and mod
crate In temperature. The Temperature
thus FAR has been mostly OF the kind
that would indicate th-tit IL March.
Hans Kelson OF Pownai has been
appoin Cd ianitor OF the Remington
battle monument and grounds. The
building committee Who are 10 have 10
charge The building this season Of the
new house for the janitor have copclud
ed TO Issue a. appeal 10 the public,
asking IL 10 subscribe some 1900, The
sum that IL Is thought will be necessary
70 complete The building according 70
ihs spccihcailons OF the architect. WIN
e. Bull OF this village. II IL believed
that the amount needed can oe raised
10 Tine 70 complc,e the building before
snor hles next season.