The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-02

Fillmore Paddock has traded his
mule team for horse with party
just above Manchester.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knight of
Landslide, Pa, have moved In the Nc
Eowen house on Main street.
William Robinson and family of
North Bennington are attending the
state fair at White River Junction.
Miss Bradsh of Gage street was
taken to Troy today to be operated on
for appendicitis in the city hospital.
The watch which will be given as a
prize in the contest at Rush's Bijou Is
on exhibition at Squires jewelry store.
The Leah Kleschna' company
which played at the opera house last
night left this morning for Catskill
n. Y.
Mrs. Mary Gavin and family of Pleas
ant street have returned from a three
weeks visit with friends In Science
tady.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cummings Of
North street attended the funeral of
Michael Scarey in North Bennington
this MOI hing
Charles Herrick, formerly of this
town, but now working on the dam in
Brattleboro, was in town visiting
friends Tuesday.
The first load of granite for the
Graves mausoleum was hauled from
the car this morning to the site In
the old cemetery.
Miss Elizabeth Mcmahon will give
her regular fall opening of trimmed
hats at her millinery store at l1S North
street tomorrow.
The jury duty Of those who went
from here on the grand jury of the u.
s. circuit court of Rutland will be over
tomorrow morning.
Henry Bartlett of Mill street has re-
sumed his position as weaver with the
Holden, Leonard company after an
absence of a week.
Miss Helen Gavin who has been the
guest of Mrs. Thomas Slattery during
the summer returned this morning to
her home in Troy
John Brant and son Leroy have
finished moving from the Bowen house
IN Main street to the house they pur-
chased on South street.
Rev. f. H. Tippet of Montreal will
deliver the opening address at the
State c. E. Convention at Swanton,
next week Tuesday night.
George w. Utley of the firm of Utley
Bros. of Main street. has moved his
household goods from Manchester into
Newton's tenement on Silver street.
A new gutter and curb has been put
in on the lower end of School street.
The street commissioner is also put
ting In crushed stone on this part OF
the street
Mrs. Upright and grandson of Water
,liet, n. Y. who has been the guests
If Mr.. and Mrs. ID. b. Keller of Valen-
inc street for about three weeks re-
urned to their home yesterday.
Sense for Seniors on Training
Juniors" is the subject Of an address
1t the State c. Il. Convention at Swan
on, Oct to TO- by Miss Anna +.
Pierce. instructor in the Albany Nor.
nal school.
John Robinson will hold an auction
1t his farm on Tuesday, Oct. 10. At
his time will sell all his horses, cows.
sheep, farming implements and grain.
atr -, ts.te !, ts, nVn
Elm street before long.
Miss Grace Brown, who has been EN-
pIoyed by Mrs. Robert Hall of Ben
nington Center this summer will live
with her mother, Mrs. Harriet Brown,
during the winter as Mrs. Hall has
closed her residence for the season.
The Eight O'clock Eight card club
we're delightfully."- entertained at Mrs.
Fred Hopkinson's last evening. Widow
was played, the prizes going to Mrs.
ernest Lambert and Mrs. Merritt
3urnham Mrs. Charles Green and Mrs.
Fred Harmon.
A wagon loaded with scenery of the
| Leah Kleschna" company tipped over
Tuesday afternoon as 1t was turning
| into the alley way at the rear of the
| opera house and broke some of the
scenery. The scenery was repaired be
fore the show.
| A prominent grocery dealer reports
these advances in his stock, rolled
oats cents straight, raisens l5c
package, salmon 15c straight, butter
eggs 32c, Banner and Quacker oats
zoe for 5lb. package and white beans
at S5c bushel.
Quite hard frost occurred in most
places last night. Early this morning
the ground was nearly white in some
places. Farmers state that no dam
age was done to corn as most of then
had it cut before this time. The croI
will be about up to the average.
The report of the Soldiers Home fol
the ten days ending September 30 is
as follows: Average present at rol
call, IA average absent, IS; average
present and absent, 90. Sept. 30 there
were rs members present Il of whom
were in the hospital. During the per
iod one of the members was discharg
ed.
Argo Red Salmon Is standard II