The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.


JObepu 0dilpO VI i,rtncn Stre3t vas
tied Sunday In Ferndale.
Thomas Jones OF Benson Is In the
village for couple Of days
Joseph Rogers returned Saturday
from four days visit In Troy.
Col and Mrs L. r. Abbott returned
Saturday from their trip TO Bermuda.
Miss Alice Sears Is home from Mid
dlebury college for the Easter yaca
ton.
Isaac Hurley has taken wood and
lumber job TO do on the west noun
tain.
Joseph Allard came up from Troy
Saturday TO visit In the village until
Tuesday.
II. l.. Weld while working on steep
hill In Woodford, fell and was quite
badly hut.
Frank W. Towne who has been con-
fined TO the house by illness all winter
is not so well
George Virgin OF Piltsneld has taken
a position 10 The carding room at Hol
den x Leonard's.
Miss Mabel lockwood has been of
duty for the last three days by reason
OF an attack OF grip.
A decade OF years ago Saturday
night the Stewart MILL on Main street
was destroyed by fire.
Secretary Lieby OF the YMCA is
having good success In obtaining the
names OF new members.
Mrs Samuel Mallory has sold her
cows, advertised In the Banner, to Mr.
Mccarthy OF the Center.
VIM Blake OF the Burgess district,
who broke bis thumb some time ago,
has not full use OF IL yet.
Frank Delsaurler has returned from
Piusheld whittier he went 10 get an au.
tomobile for VIM Phalen.
The Collins bakery at North Ben
nington has been removed across the
street into the Surdau building.
Michael Kane, who has been b,s
driver for j. II. Loring * Co., has
taken position with the Rutland rail
road.
Mr. and Mrs l.. S. Andrews OF Hoos.
lex Falls have been guests OF their
nephew, u. +. Surdam and wife OF the
Center.
Martin Green was down Saturday
from Lake Hancock and said that he
would begin the tapping OF 300 naples
there today.
Mrs A. X. Johnson OF Ayerill Park
who has been spending n few weeks
with Mr. and Mrs Horace =. Woodman
has returned.
Harry Levin returned from New
York Saturday morning where he had
been TO attend the funeral aud burial
OF tis father.
Arthur Nichols OF North A. ans was
In the village Saturday evening and
did some fancy roller skating at the
Library hall rink.
Mrs Jesse liugbee OF woodford was
az the soldiers home Saturday TO see
her uncle stephen 4. Gleason who Is
confined by illness In the hospital.
Henry Jacobs OF Wilmington was 10
the village Saturday, on his way hone
from Hooslck where he had been 10 de
liver a span OF horses which be had
sold 10 Geo BAbcock.
I. A few OF his young friends observed
the 10Th anniversary OF Albert Mcke.
on's birthday Saturday at the home OF
his parents. The little fellow was the
recipient Of several presents.
A. II. Moore and family have rcmov
ed 10 Bennington. They formerly re.
sided here, Mr Moore being In the EN-.
pioy of the Coy Babcock Co. He re
turns 70 enter the employ OF the Bee
nington waxed Paper Go.
Rev John 8. Michaud, bishop OF
Bugllneton, who has BEEN At Atlantic
city several weeks for. the benefit OF
his health has returned 70 Burlington,
and IL nov NJ the Episcopal residence
In that city. lie IL much improved 10
health.
Mr. Kemble, foreman on the new cleo
trio railway, who vas seriously iujur.
ed by the dynamite blast six weeks ago
aud vas In the hospital Ia North
Adams four weeks, and then ~ bis
home In Piattsburg, n. Y, two weeks,
has returned and resumed his work on
the railroad.
A severe thunder storm. accompani.
cd with vivid aud sharp lightning pre-
vailed here Saturday night Such
cveais are OF unusual occurrence 10
this section. Some rain accompanied
The storm but IL was pot very severe
No damage was dore so far as has
been heard from.
Owipg 10 the cold weather OF the last
Two days and nights tho maple sugar
Industry has been some what delayed
but the demand for sugar makers uten
sils IL yet very large and there IL no
reason 10 think that The yield OF sap
will be any less than 10 has been cx.
pecied Il would be
WIN Davis OF Wilmington met with a
serious accident Saturday. lie was
chopplng wood and while so engaged
he became pinned under q lot OF fall
log branches and received q severe
scalp wound. lie was taken 70 the
North Adams hospital aud II stitches
wcre required TO sew up the wound.
Capt and Mrs T. T.. Powers OF New
York are here, and are 10 have charge
Of the local detachment OF tho Saliva.
ton army. II IL understood that the
barracks OF the army will be removed
70 library hall building the frat OF
April and that they will occupy the
part recently vacated by II. NJ. Rams
dell.
The storm OF Saturday night was FOL