The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF IN Town and village Told
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News Of III . Town. and village Told
Brieny for Busy Readers
d. A. Gulltinan was In Troy Thurs
day.
II. O. Carrick OF Rutland was In
town yesterday.
T. Hoxie Hall OF Pownal was In
town yesterday.
Dominique Corsiglia is In North
Adams today.
Miss Fannie Cullion has returned
frvm o visit In Troy.
Reliable vegetable and flower seeds
In bulk at Goldsmith's. 45tl2
Miss Lizzie McDermott IL visiting In
Schenectady for few days.
Mrs Charles Barnes is visiting her
daughter, Mrs o. ID. Borden at New
Berlin for two weeks.
Chas Barnes Is temporarily incapac
itated from duty by reason OF brok'
en- rib.
O. Perry, OF the firm OF Perry Il
Keeseman, left this morning for visit
with his mother In Brattleboro.
Edward Sausville and family have
moved TO Providence, X. l., where Mr.
Sausyille has q situation In one OF the
mills.
Frank Frazier, who recently COM
pleted an enlistment OF three years In
one OF the regular army bands, is 10
town.
j. Geo Hudgin, who has been travel
ing In New York for the Enos Adams
Co has returned and reports big sales
In every city he visited.
Sunday Is the day set apart by the
Baptist societies for the gathering OF
offerings for the state society. The sp-
portionment for this church Is slS6.
Geo Gilbert who was hurt 10 the
collision between one OF Walter Tay
lor's and II. II. Aliens delivery teams
yesterday Is out attending 10 bis dut.
les today.
Miss Sarah Chandler OF Rutland
who has been NJ the Battenkill Inn nj
Manchester Depot q short time has re-
turned 10 relatives 10 Bennington. She
Is improving from her recent illoess.
The Manchester Journal Of Thurs.
day says:-Clement II. Cone OF Ben
nington was In town Friday on busi-
ness. Mr. Conc has only recently re-
turned from voyage 20 the West In
dies and Is looking In the best OF con-
dit on.
Al q meeting OF the Congreg atlonsl
church 10 Manchester held Thursday
evening IL VAS unanimously voted 70
extend a call 10 Rev Vincent Raw OF
West Chelmsford, Mass. 10 become It's
pastor. Mr. Raw preached two excel
lent sermons Sunday.
The bennington waved paper CON
psuy hope 10 have the mill running In
good shape by the middle OF next week.
The last OF the machinery was suppos.
ed TO be shipped from Albany Thurs
day and should 10 get here there Is
nothing 70 prevent work commencing
nj once.
General Secretary Q. L. Lleby, L. T.
Griswold, Lynn Wood aod Harry Mos
es left this morning for Burlington 10
attend the state YMCA convention.
The carpenters are working nights on
the neS building IN order 70 complete
the interior In time forth formal open
Ing, May IA.
James Bassett, the local weather
man, says that according 10 his record
f, the first week Ia May this year was the
coolest since 1896. The average TEN
perature for the nrst week 10 May la
1895 was IS degrees and since thai time
the average has been higher every
year until 1907 when the mercury drop.
ped six degrees below that mark. The
hgures for the past II years are - FOL
lows: ls95, -; 1895, 40; 1897, 20; 1898.
SAT; 1899. 81; 1900. 20; 1901, bli; 1902.
80; 1908, 81; 1905, o5i: 1905. 81; 1907,
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