The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-10
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News Of the Town and village Toia
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r.. c. Graves OF New York arrived
In town Saturday.
Miss Mary Estabrook is visiting rel
atives In Manchester.
Sheriff Godfrey and s. NJ. Bowlos
went to Manchester this morning.
William Cox OF North Dorset spent
Saturday with friends In the village.
Edward Hart left this morning for
Mass, where he has posi-.
ton.
Mrs NJ. c. Moon and Miss Clara
Stone have returned from weeks Wis
II In Troy.
l.. s. Norton was registered at the
Berwick hotel In Rutland Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs +. C. Corbin OF Water
vllet were guests over Sunday OF Mrs
j. G. y. Gregg.
Mrs G. NJ. Graves and little son
George and Mrs McCandllss went this
morning TO Hoosick.
James Gregg who Is managing Felix
Blei's summer theatre at Rutland was
at his home here over Sunday.
Joseph o'Donnell travelling passen.
ger agent for the Rutland railroad was
nc his home here over Sunday.
Mrs Franklin Taylor and maid OF
New York have taken rooms ut the
Walioomsac Inn for the season.
The Molly Stark bridge club will
meet tbs evening with Mrs w. -.
Stewart at &c Washington street.
A picture OF the Seventh Ward
schoolhouse appears IN the art section
OF the Troy Times OF Saturday night
Several carpenters and plumbers
left this morning for Manchester to
work on the Gilbert summer residence.
Herbert Smith. n carver and letter.
or from Manchester has been nj work
during the past two weeks for T.. Es'
tabrook.
The Vermont university baseball
team defeated Williams college at Bur
llngton Saturday afternoon by n score
OF . 10 I.
Il. Estabrook ON Saturday placed q
granite tablet over the grave of the
wife OF John Cordes In the village
cemetery.
Mrs Arenett Chandler who has been
visiting her brother Col Thomas Han.
non at the Soldiers Home returned
this morning To Springfield.
In game Of baseball played By the
"Masons" Of this village with the Col
umblans OF Woodford City. the latter
were yictors by n score OF ! to :.
The Bennington high school base
ball team Saturday won by score OF
4 TO from the Tibbetts school at Hoo
sick In n well played and interesting
game.
The graded school trustees have EN-
/ ploycd Principal A. u. Wilmarth "a
have charge OF the high school for an
other year. which gives general salts
faction.
Rev ]. q. Mitchell aud Dr John s
Niles OF Pownal we're In town toda,
ON their way 10 Burlington 90 attend
the annual meeting OF the grand lodg'
y. aud a. NJ.
Mrs Dolly Ford ellis. Misses Nil
dred Mlncher. Margaret Nelson. Mabc
GllchriEt. all of Cohocs. were guests o
Miss 1. l. Ford Sunday. returning
Sunday evening.
The members uf Company X. VIC
have been ordered Ia meet In the com
pany armory Tuesday evening. June u
at \ o'clock o. elect second iieuten
ant 10 fli vacancy.
wilfrcd Ianglois Of this villagI
while working for Dr Sanche In WuS'
ford found an old.fashioned onchal
penny az large as the old coppcrH bear
ing the date of 1914.
T.. l.. Hates went 10 burlington thl
morning aud will rcpreaent the loca
scottish ritz lodge NJ the meeting q
the grand indge OF the orier whicl
will be- held this afternoon and even
ing.
Norman nartl,ii of Sugar Run. Pa
who was working on the new clcctri
railroad was struck on the foot by a.
electric car Saturday aud receives
injuries that viii lay him up Tor sever
! nj days.
Louis .Puficr having completed hi
second year course ~ study NJ a.
Rensselaer, Polytechnic institute. IL n
home ON his summer vacation. havin
just passed his examinations viii
much credit.
Judge r. y. Potter OF Pownal who I
attending county court NJ MancheEto
tried the Battenkill one afternoon las
week after court had adjourned an
landed two trout. one weighing I 2
pounds and the other pounds.
Manager Corbctt Of the Bennington
baseball team has arranged fou
games with the Ilooaick Falls team q
be- played July "a and ~ aud Angus
"a and %. n zach team should vii
. two games n nth will be played.
There we're no chlldrcn's services a
the old First church yesterday NON
ing. Instead Rev Dr jennings preach
cd nm admirable sermon on the goo
results arising from being brave. n
ways hopeful. cheerful and fearless.
Tracy w. Dorman has the contrac
TO paint the interior OF the big mill b,
longing Ia the North Pownal Manufas
turing company. lie has 90 do IN
whole OF the work nj night In ordc
. not TO Interfere with work during III
day.
The Brown University baseball
team has won the pcnant Of the Eai
tern intercollegiate league by wlnnln
from Yale. Harvard and t'nlveraltv a