The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-23
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News OF ,he Town aud village Told
Brienv for Busy Readers.
Robert Moulthrop OF wallingford is
here today.
w. II. Ferguson OF Burlington call
ed on friends 10 town Wednesday.
Robert Hastings OF DANNY Four
Corners was guest OF friends wednes
day.
Pie, rolls, bread, etc. fresh every
Wednesday and Friday At The WON.
ans exchange.
Orders taken for lies russell pumps
at Bennington Shoe Store, the SWEETEST
shoe OF the season. 82t2
One OF the rural delivery carriers on
his "trip yesterday came across farm
err who has lived 10 this vicinity all his
life says that II was the hrs. time he
ever Witnessed q sight like that
An members Of the Sons OF Veterans
are requested TO meet 10 GAR hall,
sunday evening, May 20 NJ 7 O'Clock
for the purpose OF attending the mem
oral service at the Episcopal church.
Al the annual me, ting OF the Bust.
ne Mems Association OF North A.
ANS held tuesday evening, Claref O =
u Niles formerly OF this village v as
chosen chairman of the executive com.
mlttee for the coming year.
For Thursday, Friday and Satur.
day at Miss Alice Foley's sl.25 wash
petticoats for csc and 60 petticoats
at 69c also fine line OF white shirt
waists worth si.l9 at csc. Keep the
place In mind, l32 North street.
Since work for the season was re.
sumed on the Methodist church enough
OF the front elevation and towers has
bern completed 70 give 0 good idea
how the edihce Is going 70 look when
completed. The gray brick are specked
Just enough with black 10 give IL char
acier and which harmon,Ees we'll With
the terra Gotta trimmings.
This evening st Academy ball the
members OF the Young Ladies' Sodal-
ity and their friends will be entertain.
ed by n isses Bessie Scsnlon aud Jo-
sic Hogan. A musical program has
been arranged and everything 70 pro.
vide for the entertainment OF those
present has been done by the young
ladies' having the social 10 charge.
The price OF admission, including re-
freshmepts will be fifteen cents.
Joseph Williams OF Houesdale, Penn
who 10 visiting his brothers, Johu W.
four brothers who served In the war OF
the rebellion. All are now living and
each Is over G. years OF age. Joseph
and Enos both live In Honesdale and
both served In the I4lst Pennsylvania
volunteers. John W. served In the I'd
New Jersey cavalry and J. A. N. sefv.
ed In Co A 2nd Vermont volunteers.
The last two named have been resi-.
dents Of Bennington several years.
WIN b. Jennings and family are 10
spend a part c. the season with her
parents Mr. and Mrs Q. X. Sanford
and are expected at Bennington Cen
ter next week. II II expected that con.
tractor EdRerton will resume work on
the bune allow that Mr. Jennings IL have
ing built on Stamford mountain 10 the
town Of PownAl, the week after Memoir
ial day. TIE bungalow has been closed
up all wiUter but was visited by MIR
EdRerton two weeks ago when every.
thing vas found AZ IL was left last fall.
The hungalos IL about 1000 feet above
sea level.
The Williamstown CORES pendent Of
the North Adams Herald has the fol-
loving 10 IL Issue OF Monday.-The
committee from the local court OF For
esiers which vent 20 Bennington 10 see
whai could be done for Chas Moon, q
local member OF the order Who IL 10 In
the Vermont town, have returned after
doing everything possible for their
stricken brother. II was found that
Mr. Moou was being cared for by the
Bennington Foreste,s. He was too III
10 move and II under the care OF
eompeteut doctor and nurse and the
local committee could do no more.
The Bennington court vas told 20
SPARE no expense 10 caring for Mr.