The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF go. 4own ana village Briefly
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Mrs George Cox Is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs Edward Bottum.
Wesley Fauley has returned from
Boston where he has been attending
school.
Wallace Cutting has rented house
In Woodford for his family during the
summer.
Miss A. NJ. Allen has arrived from
New York 10 take charge OF the White
Grow Inn.
Mrs James Mahoney and two chill.
dren OF Providence, X. l.. are visiting
relatives In town.
Rev. l.. p. Armstrong OF New York
has arrived at the Armstrong farm
for the summer.
Earl Darling has sold out the groc-
cry business he recently established on
Main street to Earl Howard.
Lester II. Nichols returned yester.
day from Providence where he went
90 attend the graduating exercises OF
Brown University.
Miss Lillian Davis. one OF the
teachers In the village schools. Will
leave for New York where she Will
spend the summer.
Miss Mary walbrIdge who has been
In Bradford. Mass. attending the com
mencemcnt OF Bradford academy, re.
turned home last evening.
Miss Faith Powers. who has been nj
her home here, returns Monday To
/ Mlddlebury for the commencement
exercises OF Mlddlebury college.
An order has been received at the
local post Office raising the prices ON
stamped envelopes. The increase
amounts TO one cent ON packages OF
a.
The married men and single men
from the Bottum A Torrance collar
shop viii play game Of base ball al
the athletic field tomorrow afternoon
nj O'Clock.
Mrs Phelonise Passcnow Of Pari
street leaves tomorrow ON an extended
visit 10 relatives la Canada. on heI
way she will visit for short time al
Crescent Beach. Mass.
Mrs Charles IIouran was pleasantly
surprised today NJ the home Of bel
daughter, Mrs Frank Thompson. by q.
relatives. consisting of children. gran,
children and great grandchildren. Thii
n Mrs Hourans 12nd birthday.
The Manchester Journal OF ycstor
day said: There was a fne attendance
nj the Congregational church Sunda.
Miss Grace Nichols. one OF the pup
~ In the high school. left yesterda,
for Boston 90 remain during the sum
mcr vacation.
Ensign y. Bailey. formerly Il
charge Of the Salvation Army at thi
place will be- at the Salvation Arm
meeting at the Soldiers home Sunda
afternoon at o'clock Eyerybod
welcome 10 come along and see an
} hear the Ensign.
Remington court Of Forcstcrs IN
elected the following officers for he ~
) suing six months. Chief ranger. y. }
Talham: sub. chief ranger. Schuyie
|. Dean. sr.: recording secretary. Fran
. shaw: senior woodland. Edward NJ
: Gale: junior woodland. II. \. Ailard
/. senior bcadlc. Joseph 81 Mary. iunio
beadle. Edward Hunn. trustee IA
three years. Joseph BcnEal. lccturc
J. y. Peak
Henry Marsh. who resides NJ IN
Z corner Of School and GAGE streets ha
!, an unusual curiosity In his garden
the form Of n blossom ON a crab appl
: tree near the house Although al
]. season for apple blossoms pasHe
some weeks ago there i on this pa
: tlcular tree one blossom ~ large o
= and closely resembling a white ros
!. The petals are double Il hangs
I. such a position ON the tree that
close examination Il impossible but
IL plain 10 BE- seen that Il IL not a
. ordinary flower.
The funeral Of Mrs Henry ~ Tuttl
Z was held from her late home on Gas
2 street at 2 O'Clock Thursday aftc
!. noon. Rev. G. W. Rowley. pastor ,
, the Methodist church. oiiiciatcd an
the bearers wcrc John v Carney.
In GriEwold. Gilbert y. Burt. Calyl
Evans. y. A. Grccnsllt aud y \. a.
k-y. A profusion 81 beautiful flower
completely covered the caskct and IN
large number of people Ia attendanc
. testified Ia the high esteem In whic
! the deceased was held Although
Z sufferer fof many years with an incu
: able disease Mrs Tuttle's affection !
: NO way embittered her disposition. IN
> was always cheerful aud her goo
. da.da were nffa.ruua