The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-01
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Admiral Wells Latin Field has ar.
rived at Bennington Center for the
summer.
G. w. Keeseman went this morning
to Holyoke, Mass, t. visit his mother
over Sunday.
Pliny Whitman OF Fair Haven will
spent Sunday with friends In North
Bennington.
Frank odell went this morning to
Pittsfield where he is TO work In the
Stanley Electric Works.
Joseph Il. Williams who has been
visiting In town for some time left this
morning for Merlden. Conn.
The high school baseball team goes
to Hoosick Falls this afternoon to
play the high school team there.
Mrs c. G. Il. Jennings OF Elmira. n.
Y, who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs Edward c. Bennett, returned
home this morning.
Weekly payments on the Rutland
railroad went into effect this morning
and the pay car went south over the
Chatham division early this morning.
For the month OF May the board OF
health issued 10 burial permits. The
bodies of two persons who died out OF
town were also brought here for bur
ial.
Al the roll call nj the Soldiers
home this morning. 80 comrades were
present OF whom 10 were In the hos.
pltal. There ape "a absent on fur.
Tough.
y. $. Pratt with n party OF friends
made an automobile trip To wilkins.
town Thursday afternoon 10 witness
the game OF baseball played there be
tween Williams College and Amherst
At n meeting OF the State woman's
Home Missionary Union held IN Bel.
lows Falls Thursday. Mrs William Is.
sheldon was chosen one OF the con
ference officers from Bennington coun.
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Miss Jennie A. Valentine having re-
turned from Oklahoma where she
spent the most OF the winter will pre-.
side at the annual meeting OF the vii
lage Improvement society 20 be- held
this afternoon.
The weather bureau says that there
has never been a snowfall In June No
far rs the bureau knows. Bcnning
ton people can therefore breathe a
SIKH OF relief and hope that the worst
OF winter Is over.
While Town Clerk Booth Is confin.
ed TO the house with a broken leg that
he sustained Memorial day. Miss Kath
crime Morrisscy who was for several
months connected with the Office will
be- back In her old position.
Six automobiles belonging to Dr y.
S. Pratt. y. t. Dottum. Clarence T..
Holden and two owned by A. ]. Coop
or. with the owners families and inylt
I'd guests made party trip Ia VII.
limstown Thursday afternoon.
a social hop will be- held at Forest.
ers' hall Tuesday evening. June 4 un.
der the auspices OF the social commit.
tee OF Stark lodge lOOF. Tickets nj
81 couple and 20 cents for additional
ladies' may be- had OF the noble grand
or members Of the committee.
There was an attendance of nearly
100 couples AZ the senior hop NJ For
cnterH hall last evening. Excellent
music was furnished by an orchestra
Of three pieces. Messrs Wood. and Co
kay. violin aud cornet and Miss Mc.
Gurk. piano
The following persons from North
Adams were here Memorial day: Miss
Julia Sullivan. Arthur I,eChaln. Thos
Cummins. Samuel McGurk. William
Hcnchcy. Michael Caden. Sterling Hig
ley. James Hughes. Miss Mildred
knuchy. Fred Windoyer.
While A. X. Richie was riding
through the Soldiers Home grounds
In his automobile Memorial DAY. n
small dog Jumped out OF the grass for
the auto lie jumped too far and
went under the machine. the wheels
pnlsing over Il aud killing Il instant.
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scholars accepted an invitation from
Miss Edna walbrldge Memorial day
and picnicked NJ Camp LOafmore. A
good portion Of the'party liked 10 the
camp and back. Mrs walbrldge went
along as chapcrone for the party. The
day was all that could be asked for
such n gathering and various enter.
tainmentH were planned aud carried
out.
The serial story The Plum Tree"
started In the Evening Hammer n few
days ago viii BE- resumed next week.
No installmcnts Of the story could be
used this week owing 10 the pressure
of Memorial day advertising. The
Hammer judges from the number OF I'm.
1ulrlcs a. to when the story viii be- re-
sumed that u u being read aud On 10y.
I'd by most Of the readers OF the Han.
her.