The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and village Told
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]. w. Fowler of Manchester is visit
ing In the village today
There will be n, social dance in For
esters hall this evening.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs s,
Everett Harwood on the Gath inst.
c. II. Willard OF Manchester Is
here today on matters OF business
Miss Louise Buffum has returned
from a weeks visit at n,r home In
Dorset.
Letter Carrier Fred l.. Harmon
has gone to Woodford today to bring
home fish story.
II. w. Spafford. formerly OF North
Bennington. now of Rutland. will be
the Memorial day sp, aker nj Chitten.
den.
Mrs William b. Sheldon will lead
the young peoples meeting ut the
Congregational chapel ut $3.50 Sunday
evening.
Henry Knapp and George Walton
who are taking In the circus ut Troy
today will visit nj Schenectady with
Thomas Mcclure.
Miss Kittie Leahy who has just re-
covered from long illness has gone
to Utica TO spend few days with rel
atiyes and TO recuperate.
J. N. Kellogg has resigned his post
ion with the Metropolitan Insurance
company and on Monday will begin
work for A. II. Winslow as bookkeep.
or.
Mr. and Mrs A. NJ. Downs will leave
tomorrow morning with a lot OF ported
plants and will decorate graves OF
comrades and relatives In the TOwslee
cemetery and nj North Pownal.
The ostrander baseball team
which played Bennington at the ath'
letic field this afternoon will remain
In. town tonight az II has a game
with llooslck Falls tomorrow.
Mrs w. NJ. Youngs has returned
from few weeks visit In Salem. n. Y.
She was accompanied by her nephew,
Harvey Bentley. After a few days
spent with relatives here Mr. Bentley
has returned 10 his home In Salem.
w. ID. Budlong OF Boston Is on his
regular trip to this village and will
spend Sunday here. For over 81
years he has been making visit,
every three months to this place and
has never missed one because OF ~
ness.
Mrs A. &. Iamarre has been called
10 Rutland By the serious Illness ol
Welch fell and broke a hip several
years ago and has since been coniin
cd 10 her bed. She IN 80 years OF az,
and Of late has been rapidly falling.
Mr. and Mrs Chauncey Gould OF
Chatham. formerly residents OF this
. village are spending a few days Will
her brother here and In North hen
nington. Mr. Gould spent yesterday
fishing the Battenklll river. Mr. ant
Mrs Gould will return home tomor
row.
The Baraca Bible class for youn5
men at the Second Congregations
church will welcome IT, new leader
James Thomas. at noon tomorrow. A
full attendance OF the entire Sunda,
school IL particularly desired to com
plete the preparations for the Jun'
concert
The memorial service In GAR hal
that was 10 be held this eve
ming In commcmoratlon OF the com
rndcs Of the past that have died dur
, ing the year. has been postponed until
week from tonight Comrades oI
the post. WRC and Sons OF Vetcranl
Who were invited 10 be- pregrnt vii
please take notice.
baptist church: Sunday service N
1880 and 1880. Morning topic
Christian Patriotism In 90. IN 81 and
In 1907" Evening topic. The I.ibcr
~ OF the Son Of God" sunday schoo
nj ~ o'clock with llaraca and Phila
thea classes for young men aud younl
women. YPSCE for all Young pcopls
al g.30 A welcome awaits your com
inE. Frank u. Morris. pastor
The framework Tor the barn that II
y. Woodman IL building ~ about up.
H. J. Cole left his store late ycster
day afternoon after telling Ward IS
ons that he was going 10 work In th'
garden. The FIRST shoyclfuii Of dir
turned up n biz. fat angle worm ans
the gardening operations were al
once suspended. When Ward ha,
closed the store and vas on his va!
home he found his employer on schoo
street bridge landing tho third BIZ
trout out from under the dam. y. u
Patterson visited the bridge earl