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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31

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fomntcn,
SSm sunni lit Sod)5eit, bah id) Der.
notrllleil.
SuIie sc ater:
slfl per ood oiid) idon 10 ipcit mar
,Serr Moier:
Sdnimmcn iett formlif in cincnl
Meer
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iinol
@ie lic i'm onblift, oas biiblteaino!
Srou ~ aie-r:
90 idtueie' bod it'll, lpas aebt'S DID
Scrr 90 oicr:
Sab id) bod meme Sreltoe Dram!
Srau Sdulte:
@riib' @ott, Srol Nodbarin! gilh
ipo5icren?
Srau 90 iiIIer:
ga, freilidl 8omme ia 10 ielten aus!
MtilB bon bent Seiertag profitiren,
Sam in Der @obe rid)t mebr aus
benz Sous;
Bin in Der @irtbidoft BON friib bis
lpGt,
@ie Die E,itn1rrin oa briiben 9ebtl
6rouS 6uIbe:
. lit pirflid arg nit Der citizen
Srau!
SrouM iiIlcr:
@ic bic lid iprei5t llno pornebm tbltt.
SrouS duIte:
&ommt bober, eepltbt ipie ein Efal!
SrouW ii ller:
Sholtcn Sic mir Ben perriidtell
Suit!
SronS 6uIte:
@ieocr Gin neiler! limo molt iiebt'S
flor,
Ger foltet minbeltens 5ipGlf Dollar.
ail6 Die Sadie lit funfelneltl
$50 lie'S MIR bernimmt, boS @elr.
ipie Seu2!
SrauM ii Her:
@enn man ba gqes iagen ipolt'l
Gin abIer:
So, mel6e 2,it, nit biibiden Waoeli,
slnt SIterfeitc friif, frob, fret
Sinoils I'M 9libtempo ST rabeln,
I'm Sorm unb @aIb uno Slur por-
bel!
GooIertn:
So, ipeld)e 2llit, alif Dem 9icpcle
Oobin5uioillcn feoerleidt,
@enn oltf Dem &oB bon Stabl nno
Hidel
Afan poQe Siberbcit crreift!
TerItummlt lit lGnglt bos Spotten,
Sa0ell,
DOB Golnen iiten ol,f benz Tao,
Mun iiebt lie iett IN &ilbeln rabeln
s(m bcllen Gag ouf iebem Sfoo.
Haoler:
@eiuno lit aorper unb ben Sinnen
Hablerlport gleid Snrnerei
aabcil ben idonen &ablerinnen!
aabeil Der eolen &urbeIei!
augnit It: q
@ottlob, bier ninfet enolid einc
S6enfe!
gu ibr i6 eiligit meme Sdritte lenfe,
Die &eble lit mir troden, uno idon
lunge
Spiir' i6 mad einem Srunfe groBe
Suit.
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rer &neipe.)
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Orange
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31

Romlanb's tiirfiidje 8Gber,
equitable. gebaube, goftamt ssgen. etets otfeH,
(9Iia22-l
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-20

eagnrlfor The dAysas they are prepared
~ welcome the strangers with some
real live varsity yels, II Is probable
that the high school team WIN also
play twoShort halves With the college
men K4
The Oriacs are composed of the
finest basket bali material IN the city.
Finch stark and Burke are names to
coniure with In the local basket BAH
iiclt- Much Is expected of these men
Saturday night, aud II Is safe to say
That they will give good account Of
themselves, Burke at Center has few
equals and no betters in local basket
bah circles. Finch has q way Of max
ing difficult baskets that Is catchy and
raeely seen in amateurs. while Stark
Is enc Of the best guards in the
game II Is safe to say that the var.
sity men viii get 4 run for their
money and patrons Of the game Sat
lrday night will have a treat
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-20

pr JyAn Blanchard Of Cairo, was
IA pleasant caller at this office Tues
day evening
Mrs Jack Dmmidy and two little
dgpehters are visiting home folks Ia
| land around Mounds for d few weeks.
I aiH Charlie Daniels from Pulaski.
I wes down wednesday with fine load
q farm profnce for our market.
Naatam Henry partee and wife Of
Cairo wore II the bedside of Mrs j..
y lpfEin during her late fatal siGk-
ptss.
All public improvements IN our
town have hecn temporarily stopped
tc await tha course Of events.
Rev a Il Bcsworth Of the villa
RIDGE Congregational church in com
GallF vltn his son were shopping TIL
tgwa Wednesday morning,
Mr Albeft Mattson transacted btsi-
,pnss h Cairo yesterday
Tae Ladies Aid Of Villa Ridge
cleared about 500 on their ta aar
aad aalpef last week.
Nfg George Clark Of Cairo, ISL
Hith frends and relatives here tIlisI
We
Mr Nose Davis was called to Cairo
to attend law suit Tuesday
The olocutionary entertainment At
Woodluifs han was called Off on ae-
count Of Mis- Maude Wall being sick
ana unable to attend We hope the
viii be given later.
The funeral service of the late
Mary Jane Lufkin will be held Fri /.
Inv afternoon at ] O'Clock. Rev b. +.
iltlpg Of Mound City will officiate
The special funeral train will leave
Cairo and Mounds about 2tl0 fort
Yilla Ridge cemetery
The body Ct Charles Thongs. WAS
,ropsht tn from The hcspital III calre
Wednesday and q coroner'a Inquest
was hcld The verdict 81 the jury
eas taat Charles Thomas came to
'is death from the effects Of q Mllet
irad lrom q pistol in the hands OF
,ccrg Rodgers ANA that the shoot
~ WIS iEsfiaable" The ARRAY DC
urfd il Gceth Mounds about. All
l6nth ace
A7l enough money has been
'a3 q buy the Instruments for the ,
~ e. A. LAND The balance VIII
laisd IN q das o. two aud th,-t
asiflgaepta ordered.
r.. r. Tatlnan has been qmneYed +
s iastrdftor and viii have charge Of
BE tana Mr. Tatnan is q talented !
musician and a good instructor and ~
III take careful Interest in The new 4
and aud make II q success. :
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-20
BIG LAND FRAUDS
FOUND IN TEXAS
ScHooL LANDS HAVING AREA or
FORTY MILLION ACRES BEING
JuccLED WITH FOR PRIVATE
GAIN.

san Ant3nio, Tex, Dec. To- State
haud Commissioner John J. Terrell
announces that ho has discovered
IEross fraud in the sale III public lands
lof TeNass and declares that he viii
Eppnsecutn the Offenders who number
tsnme ef the prominent men of this
'fHf9te. 4 Will lie remembered that
/ Wien Texas was admitted TO the tFn.
/ ion She reserved her public lands as
aasi endowment FAR 4 public free school
ivfstcal. The Mineaiy domain amount
3ing after nan3 sales 10 between thirty
aptl fdify million acres, had AT thc
laAt lcsifit II value Of 1891, 1906.
the ilitfrsst III tiliS graat sam makes
/ taxatiaii f6r school purposes exceed
ingly i1s IN this state and at the same
time has guaranteed money To carry
On puhtic education OH d fnest exten-
siye scale.
/ For the saEe of state development.
! i policy of selling these school iaads
and investing the proceeds in apA
proved bonds has been pursued TIE
law provides that tho land must To
jspll ~ actual settlers. who shall liyA
ion the land for three years and put on
ii IL this time $500 worth of Improve
Iments. Deferred payments at ii inw
Irate "a interest are also allowed far
twenty years or more Commissioners
Terrell saws he has discovered that
dummy settlers have been nut oa
the land the title standing III their
naae temporarily and THAT the I'm.
proyenlenls consist df linsy lcaa-t9
rp stacEs &c rocks,
Since it was announced that sha
Commissioner would prosecute gnef
of'aatisfs 4 number "a purchasers al.s
sahl " harn called Al tlA Iaad 0friee
~ Austin and siirrendeiiei thcil' titles
ufging the Commissioner ia slet The
matter drop Texas II immensely
prsnd III III unsurpassed public scsluDl
system end Is much stirred I'D ut Tie
offert % dAfraud present apa future
III funds made sarred tn
the eaifsa 81 education by the founders
pf this state Public sentiment Will
doubtless make iuries far from len
ient with offenders nf this kind
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-20
MOUND CITY


Mrs, Jas. Painter ana chil,iren visit
~ relatives AZ Mounds Wednesday,
Mrs, g. I. pariptt Of Mounds, wa
IN town on business Nedncsday
Messfs sldhes johnson, X. IA. Gas
Ior and Peter Neshit returned We'd
esday from wcol's hunting trip "a
|ieel Foot Laise Hy
MI ana Mrs, doc 81 .Mertz were
Emong the Cairo shoppers Wednes
lay.
y, Calvin ~ I.avlngs, was d busl-
Ecss callep here Wednesday Iio went
n TO Cairo from here
Miss Blanche Darlash spoat We'd.
Hesday IN C'aiFo shopFing
Dr. mn Agrs Tall Whltcakcr retarn,
II Wednesday, from Vlenna where
\ " ylsitai relatives
MF and MRS Hugh Mason were ia
miro "Wednesday
Miss Blanche Boyd returned Tues
EaN FROM few days visit with f,'iea,la
!. PincknFyyille.
Mesdamas j, Il. Mills and j a
Eutchison were among The Cairo shop
ars Wednesday
Chas. Gaunt naa4 hssincss taipt
Grand Chain Wednesday
The revival services 1t Che Rl n
anrch closed Mean aaay orquiag aG
II more gao,l tran cal bic estimated. \
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-20

Ihefc rae two ar three men in tn.
Apolieaa Association who have been
bld aoieiN lQr scmc time and it wiz
ba 8o3 tGas Tor the game IN genei-
.a' ilsae nargtty bgyg reeeiye "A good
saHn i9 last - show them that they
arc nct behaving as they Should" con
tig1d ,r lIneon. The American
.anie at cur recent meeting adopted
q aleticn against permitting the
4NaFioan Association 70 place q team
IN obicago and That resolution will
bar tbcH out unless they decide to
turn Outlaws. and then they will
hive to Eight.
30, seems odd to me. however. that
&iio cantillon manager of the Min
aeapelis club. should tell how be Is
ing TO strengthen his team by buy
lac PLAYERS from Washington. Why
doeHgt o.. walt until the American
Aasuoiati 'rg away from tho ma
iicm err mons Dry entering Chicago
ala thsn iaio all tae PLAYERS Dr. wants
apif lrn Washington. hut also
igosa. tH e..s for nothing?
rfac American Association viii rot
aiitvsh a. r.ii9r Chicago declare!
r, iraai liarfmmn Of The national
rnlgslrn. unless tire National afl|
amr'ioHl learues give their consent
hs t1l' wl.h Presided
lrss7 ~ 10 <rlamlas club and 9th
Hr 81 tiv Flst last week. and they q
-f-e' go saara was nothing iiI
ans .ff4s. .Fac Amorioan isagre
boz e'ne On raecrd ~ opposing fh
ulfaission q tho American Asscoia
i.sf fsicago- and I am sure the \
iI.f ~ ss'so wruid. y the asso
t1 fss a8y rfierance feel thci
fs' would rome % rs with il ratfer
sal .ase iHe arbitrary ac.ion wifa
ir'i iFfy a-c crcdii-il.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-20

"lf tfe~a'3 enc thina chat makes n1
more weary than aaother. said she,
~ Is wren have got myself up In the
height Fl fashion and had my yellow
ahoes POLISHED at the store | bought
taem from till you can see yourself in
them. TO have a boy come up DIT the
station where ! am waiting for my
Train and say, Shine. shine EN- up.'"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-20
Worlds Oldest Charity.

It Is believed that the oldest charity
fund, apart from hospitals, which is
still maintained Is the royal maternity
charity, with Headquarters In London.
which Was founded ia 1871. and has
lust celebrated its third Jubilee Its
finances were reported satisfactory.
except for its debts
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-20
q
NEWS FROM OUR flEIG EIBORS

Nh and Mrs Tom Donovan, q villa
ridge, were hero Tuesday
Mrs, VIII Milford, Of olive Branch,
" reported ID be qlite III,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-20

The cars 81 4 child seldom change
as it develops into an adult, but after
middle axe they sometimes grow
larger.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-20
Misfortune.

A man Is up against tough luck III
he m1siys woman who knows that
she KNOWS more than he doaa
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-20
BASKET SAL sATuRpAv.

The Oriacs are looking forward g.
tomorrow night when they viii meet
the basket bah team from the Uni
versity Of Illinois at the Armory in q
battle royal This Is an opportunity
FOR the lovers OF basket ball in this
city to see a contest OF especial merit.
The university team is an older orga
izstion and is making a tour OF tac
south playing stronger teams than Mr.
Burke's aggregation. but the 0riscs
are prepared To meet the college man
aat rainns can rest assured thet t.si
- will n6f b. ashamed 81 the hun
players. The high school boys ar
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-20

Jack Blackburn will meet Jack Nor
gan at Philadelphia tonight IN a SIX
round pugilistic bout
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-20

Kindling wood for sale Leave or
ders with Cannon Box Factory. Bell
phone No. 5S
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-20

4 new walking wonder has walked
70 the front. He is Charles jenkins. Of
Ironton, OHIO, with d record of six
miles ii thirty-seyen minutes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-20
1oLlpAY az LII HuNTs

Silk Jewel Pockets. Wash
.'loth Pockets. Companion Cases.
Powder Prffs end Fancy Gar
ers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-20

Paterson NJ i. will have d team in
The Atlantic League next season
Years ago Paterson in the Old Atlantic
League boasted Of such players as
Flaaus wagner l1mmel IIeidrich anil
several other stars
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-20

Ed Aahenback, who managed the
st Paul team last season, has signel
to pilot The Johnstown pa, team
While l2d didn't set the world on fire
at ST iaul be certainly were fur
trimmed garments at Scranton In 1896
and shoull repeat at Johnstown.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-20

John 4. Sullivan wiz pot retire to
the simple life as previously annouue
ed. The big fellow will be seen next
season IA a drama Which Willproye
that jim Carbett meyer had anything
Oh the great John f.. when II comes
tc play actin
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-20

The Washington club management
might benefit more If II assumed II
friendier attitude toward President
Johnson Being at outs with their
own organization 50 far has moi
proved of any great advantage to tllo
GLIB.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-24
MISS ALICE FOLEY

In order 10 establish q trade AID
10 show my appreciation for a k,ni
patronage OF my friends and custom.
srs since being launched on the sea VI
business | am making ~ ofier OF q
handsome piece OF China TO all whs
viii buy ave dollafs' worth OF goods,
and 10 the purchaser OF ten dollars
xorth will give o beautiful HANl-
LAND Cup and Saucer. i will have
tickets so that each purchase from I've
cents up cau be checked on, so that
you viii be surprised In shat q short
lime you will receive your handsome
plece OF China and your bcautiel
Hayiland Cap a,d Saucer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-24

Notice to Sell Real Estate Of John
S. Holden, Deceased.
rrAIK nf YTnNnNT.

GTATg or VERMONT. In Pr hate
- District of bennington. a. Court, held NJ
the Probate ffilce IN hennlngton. In and for
said district, on the icth day Of Aprii. A. u
1871.
Present John v. Carney. Judge
tlArthur J. Holden. admi 7lsfAiof ~ the go
late ~ John y. Holden. late II neunif gton.
IN said District. deceased. makes application 70
sald court for license 20 sell certain a.
thel real estate Of said deceased, 10 Wit the
Interest u said deceased In the Mount Anthouy
club House and about three acres OF land al.
Joining. representing that the sale % said real
estate Win be bensfc.al 10 ,he cstste Of ssld do.
ceased aud those Interested IN sad estate.
whereupon. u II ordered BY said Court, thai
said application be referred Z session there.
~, 20 81 beid AZ the Probate once, 10 lennlng-
", In said district. on the ~ day OF May,
A u. 1901. for hearing and decision there
on. and u i further ordered, that All person.
Interested he notified hereof. ~ publicstion Of
notice OF said application and vrder thereon.
three weeks successfully IN tho bennington
Evening Hammer, newspaper published NJ Ben.
nlngton, and which circulates IN the nelgsibor-
hood % those interested. before said time Of
h. airing. thai they mag appear ~ said time and
place. and n they see cause. object thereto.
~ Attest. JOHN v. CARNEY Judge.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-24
MRS. SADIE ABBOTT

Women for the most part spend
their lives at home, and Il Is these
women who are willing and ambitious
that their homes shall be kept neat
and pretty, their children we'll dressed
and tidy, who do their own cooking,
sweeping, busting and often washing,
ironing and sewing for the entire
family, who call for our sympathy.
Truly the work OF such woman
Ia never done" and Is IL any wonder
that she breaks down at the end OF n
few years, the back begins 10 ache,
there Is displacement, Inflammation
or liberation OF the abdominal organs.
n female weakness Is brought on, and
the struggle OF that wife and mother
TO continue her duties IN pltiful.
Lydia Il. Plnkham's Vegetable
Compound, made from native roots
and nerDs, Is the exact medicine n
woman needs whose strength IL over
taxed. II keeps the feminine organs
In n strong and healthy condition.
In preparing for childbirth and re-
cuperating therefrom II Is most eff
Client. II carries woman safely
through the change Of life and In
making her strong and well assists
her TO be n good wife and mother.
Mrs. Sadie Abbott, OF Jeanette,
Pa. writes:
Dear MrS. Pinkham-
II suffered severely with pain every
month and also pain In my left side. My
doctor prescribed for me but did mo no
cool. friend advised Lydia r. PinkhamS
Vegetable Compound and l wrote YOU In
regard " my condition, followed your
advice and am perfectly well woman. The
pains have all disappeared and / cannot
recommend your mcdicine too highly"
LYDIA Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Con
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-24
Estate OF Eliza Cook.
WILL rHTsENTIp.

CrATE on VERMONT In PROBATE
- District Of Pennington, 50 Court held n
the Probate once To Hcunisgion within
ard Tor said Disuiei o. ths ieih day
90 Apfii. A. u. iops,
Present. sAuy 7. cushman. Register.
ana testament u Elfa Cook. late q
fennins ION, IN sad dlstfict dcccasei being
rfcscntrd 81 John v. Carney. the custodian
therein named. tot frotaie. n Il ordered BY sald
bed 70 appear II q session thereof. % be held 81
the Probate once IN bennington IN said district
ou the "a day 81 May. a. y, hps, ~ ten
o'clock IN the forenoon. and show cans, lfAy
which purpose u i further ordered that this
order be published Three weeks succei aiVeiy IN
The Bennington Evening Hammer. a Newspaper
printed AZ BENNINGTON In this STATE. rctious
10 said time ~ hearing.
uy the court, Attest
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of tbs Town AMI village Briefly
1uId for Busy R.sdsrs

News of tbs Town AMI village Briefly
luId for susy Readers.
s. II. Rosewood is in Arlington to-
day.
John Robinson went to Troy this
morning.
Geo Cole OF Marlboro Is here for q
few days.
County court will be in session April
"a at 10 O'Clock a. m.
County Game Warden Harry Chase
vent TO Arlington on business connect
ed with his position this morning.
Col. A. M. Downs 10 making consld.
cradle changes and improvements 10
the grounds around his house on
Grand View street.
Calvin Eodres Is having a sidewalk
made In front of his house on Grand
View and having the lawn graded of
and otherwise improved.
Rev Philip Schuyler went this morn
ing 10 Albany where his daughter,
Marguerite will today undergo an OPP
Grafton for the removal OF a portion
OF the tonsils.
The advance sale for "The Mayor
OF Toxic" which appears at the opera
house Friday evening was one OF the
best OF the season. II was not so large
as the opening sale for the recent ap-
peirance OF Chauncey Olcott but tick.
cts enough we're sold 10 ensure n good
house. The advance guard OF ticket
seekers we're In line rs esrlyas 40.
There are more veterans In the sol.
diers' home at present than at any cor
responding time At this season since
the institution was established. The
reason Is said TO 10 because OF the
continued cold weather which has put
of the requests for the furloughs that
have been so common at this time OF
the year and the old vets when they do
go do not care about being away from
the home any longer than necessary.
William y. Hawks OF this village,
has received letter from T.. N. God
dard OF Montpelier Ia acknowledge
ment Ia behalf OF the Vermont James
town Commission, OF the receipt OF the
box containing the exhibit OF the
Bennington Battle Monument aud
Historical Association, en- account OF
which recently appeared 10 the Ban.
ner. Mr. Goddard says: az am sure
the entire commission feels very thank
ful for the interest you have taken In
this mat er and the iems sent will aid
Us greatly In our work."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-24
MANCHESTER CENTER

II. H. Smiths little daughter, sho
has been very ill Is some better ~ this
writing
Mrs Percy Gilmore, Who has been
In New York for several weeks. has
r turned.
The marriage of Jay Thompson TO
Miss Jennie BOYLE will be solemniEed
Wednesday.
Mrs NJ. waierouse Of Rupert has
been q town calling on friends the
past few days.
Rev II ID b MacNeil IL stopping st
The Colburn house during Mrs Mac.
Neil's absence.
Mrs Exus bowman, Who has been
south during the winter, 10 visiting
friends In town.
The community wassaddened 70 hear
Of the death OF Mrs Myron Pettibope,
VIII died Monday at 10 O'Clock.
The campfire at GAR hall Thursday
evening by the post and LIS allied socis
- will be n very pleasant social event
Regular meeting of the Battsnkiil
Valley Grange Saturday evening. Sop
per will be served ~ 7 o'clock. Dor
set grange are cordially Invited 10 be
present 40 interesting literary pro.
gram II beiug prepared.
Don't forget the entertainment In
Union opera house Wednesday which
will be given by the faculty and stud.
ents OF Burr aud Burton Seminary. 10
Sill be under the direction OF Charles
Robinson, which IL 40 assurance that
10 will be worth coming many miles 70
attend. Proceeds for the athletic funds
OF Burr and burton.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-24
wooDFoRD.


q [. Wood was In Bennington Mon
day.
o. b III OF Jacksonville was la TOW n
last week.
Miss Abble Shullz has returned from
Wilmington.
Fred Cooley has gone TO Eagle
Bridge 10 work.
Albert Shultz returned Sunday from
u visit In Bennington.
James Murphy OF Philadelphia was
Ia the place last week.
Vim s. Knapp and son John we're In
Heartwellville last week.
Road Commissioner Cotton has be
gun work on the highways.
Bert Temple OF Bennington was a
guest Sunday OF Fred A Stone.
Mrs James Higgins Is the guest OF
Mrs Herman Bugbee OF Bennington.
Mr. and Mrs o. G. Easton OF Benning
ton have returned from q visit In Troy.
Mrs Samuel Mallory has gone TO
bennington to work In Rockwood's
mill.
Guy Cutler began work Monday
morning as teamster for George Il
Cotton.
Stage Driver Carl Bugbee has bought
a new horse OF 2. b. Gardner OF Ben
niDgton.
Burton Baker and James Cross have
taken a log job OF Evans 4 Bugbee 10
Dunville.
Henry Knights has bought valu.
able work horse OF VIM 4. Hawks OF
Bennington.
James Dlnwiddle has returned from
q two weeks business trip TO Michigan
aud Nebraska.
Mrs G.. Z. Snow and daughter Mar.
lha OF Bennington have been guests OF
Mrs Fred Bowles.
Bross Scslvens OF bennington was
IN Woodford and Searsourg a couple
OF days last week.
April 10 now getting down toll or old
time balminess and IN her closing days
may give shower or two.
Mr. and Mrs j. l.. Harbour and Mrs
Charles Sawyer OF Remington we're In
the village Monday afternoon.
Mrs Nellie Stone was with her son
edward who IL III, Saturday and Sun.
day at his home 10 Remington.
j.. A. Gleason writes from West
Cheshire, Conn, that more snow fell
there last week than In woodford.
Fred Bowles has bought the Wall
bridge horse Of George Burgess and
nov has 4 matched span OF grays.
Up TO Monday people began TO think
that the old bear had gone In 10 stay
until the ith OF July. It's warmer now.
Mrs Martin Cutler has been III sever
al days at the home OF her parents,
Mr. and Mrs c. ID. sawyer OF Benning
ton.
Elzor Pellerin has painted his house
at the Junction and built on q piazza.
Mrs Pellcrin has been visiting In Ben
nington.
Mr. and Mrs George w. Wood were
guests Sunday OF their SOD, George A
Wood and Sife Of Branch street, ben
nington.
Mr. aud Mrs Edward Estes and daueh
ter Ruth are passing the week viii
Mrs Estes mother, Mrs johnson OF
Rutlani.
J. +. Smith (, building a substantial
wharfog on the main stream back Of
mis- house. Judas Bartlett IL belplnf
the work.
DIR 4. u. Pierce ADD wife OF Benning
Ton we're 10 town last week en- route W
Wilmington, Putney and other towns
east for a visit
Mr. and Mrs Albert Judd OF West DO
YER were In town last week ADD sold
their team 10 George w Knapp before
returning TO their former homo 10
schenectady.
Richard Dinwiddis came home Friday
from Mt Hermon school. He Is nos
IN the employ Of A. ]. Dewey Of Ber
ningion. Richard was leader OF tb,
Z. y. meeting Sunday evening.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-24
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