The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly FOR Busy Headers.

Briefly FOR busy Readers.
Martin Lee OF Gloyersvllle spent Sa,
urday with friends here.
Daniel A. Barber was the guest OF
friends In Pownal Saturday.
40 Cummins OF Montpelier Is a
guest OF his daughter, Mrs Frank E,
Howe.
+. A. Wilson OF Pownal who has
been 10 the west several weeks return
ed home Saturday.
Charles Donpelly and Joseph Ryan
OF Albany, N. ", were the guests oil
]. Guy Livingston over Sunday.
Fishermen Sunday did not have the
best ofluck. The water was high and the
brooks pretty we'll stripped. Only \
few good catches are reported.
b. Berg n Sons market which has
been closed during the ferst OF rente-
cost will reopen tomorrow morning
and their team will be out again.
Mr. and Mrs Justin Kellogg OF Troy
spent n portion OF last week at their
summer home at the Center. They will
open the house for the season soon.
Mr. and Mrs +. L. Bottum, aud Mr.
and Mrs Newton w. Cottrell went 10
Glens Fales Saturday IN Mr. Bottum's
automobile and spent Sunday there.
The telephone company Is taking
down the poles on which electric light
and telephone wires run Into the house
OF Mr. Harvey Mt Remington Center
and instead are running In under.
ground wires and condults.
Rear Admiral Wells Latin Field.
USN retired was In town Saturday Wis
iting at his residence on Catamount
avenue. As prev iously announced d Q
family will not spend the season In
Bennington but will. goelsewhere.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the Second Cot gregational church will
pack their missionary box Tuesday
evening In the chapel. Any contrlbu.
tons may be brought at that time or
II more convenient may be left at the
parsonage.
The bronze doors for the new Nc.
Cullough mausoleum that IL In pro-
gress OF erection at Bennington Cen
ter are here, aud 10 IL expected that
the whole will be completed by Memoir
lal day. II Il said TO be one OF the
finest 10 New England.
The granite marker that Is 10 be set
uD Memorial day 10 mark the spot
where VIM Lloyd Garrison published
the Journal OF the Times reached here
from Montpelier, where IL was cut, Fri.
day. II will probably pe taken 10 the
location where ID Is 10 stand within q
few days.
IL IL stated that Lieut. Robinson aud
Ensign Slater, who have recently been
sent here % take charge OF the Saliva
ton army, will devote their tims and
talent mostly Ia n strong effort 10
raise sufficient money 10 build n hall
for the use OF the army alone. AS u
Is now they have no regular place in
which TO hold their meetings.
At the annual meeting Of the Nation
al society OF Colonial Danes OF Yer
mont held In Burlington last week Mrs
n. b. Bingham OF this village was
chosen registrar. Tue society has re
Gently sent large number Of interest
ing and valuable colonial articles 10
the jamestown exposition and contri.
buted seven pieces 10 the Vernon,
house there.
]. N. Thompson OF Pownal the own
or OF the horse which d.hydrophobla
Jeff Friday for New York 20 take the
Pasteur treatment for hydrophobIa. He
did not believe that the animal had
anything worse than blind stagzers ri
drst, and carelessly put his hand into
IL mouth. He had several cuts and
scratches on his hands and fears In
lection MAJ result
John Rooney. Geo w. Bryant ADD
Richard Furxbart members OF court
day 10 visit smother member OF the
court Charles Moon, at present resi-
dent OF the village, who has been III
several weeks. They found him lnI
bad condition and they will recon
mend To the court that Mr. Moon Re
taken To a good hospital and given
the best OF care aud medical attep
dance.
Clyde A Peckham met With q serl.
Gus accident In Pownal Thursday NJ.
ternoon about 4 o'clock. lie had gone
20 Mason hill to draws load of hay.
The load tipped and threw him ont in
such n manner that be struck stone
aud severely injured his back. lie was
conveyed 10 bis homo with difficul'y
shcfe he IL under the care OF q physic-
ian. His recovery IL expected. Mr.
Peckham formerly resided In this VII
lage.