The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-04
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W. NJ. BdfDcI WIS III WOOuioIu Ouu
day.
Mr. and Mrs ID f. Cronin spent
Sunday In Hooslck Falls.
George +. Graves and daughter are
spending tie day In Troy.
Peter Mcmahon and Daniel Cantwell
spent Sunday In Troy aod Albany.
Miss Stacher Cone OF Webb street Is
spending a few days In Arlington.
Miss Alice Foley goes to Troy to-
morrow to buy ST Patrick day novel
ties.
Twenty more Italians arrived Satur
day 10 work on the new electric rail-
road.
Constable G. n. Sawyer Of Wood.
ford city has been In the village on
business today.
Mr and Mrs Geo Albro have taken
rooms with Mr. and Mrs Chas Barnes
Of Pleasant street.
Fred Buck has finished work al Brad
ford's end taken employment with
Evans and Bugbee.
Geo NJ. Temple has resumed work 10
Evans and Bugbee's box shop, after
being laid up 10y grip.
The o';lcck Eight club served the
refreshments az the initiation OF the
WRC Friday evening.
"A surprise party was given Friday
evening for Miss Margaret Fay OF
Beech street, Il being her 18th birth
day.
V. Lassor OF the Mil store, stepped
on a nail causing u bad wound 10 his
foot He attends 10 business just the
same.
o.Filmore had a sudden attack ~
thegrip Friday and with difficulty reach
ed his home 10 the west part OF the
town.
Mrs J. W. Pierce OF Bradford street,
sho has been housed two weeks by alb
scesses on her face, Il able TO work
again.
Mr. and Mrs Lord Hall OF Troy leave
home today for South Carolina where
they will spend the remainder OF the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs j. l.. Harbour. Mr. and
Mrs Fred Woodward, and Gibson Ran
som and his father we're In Ferndale,
Sunday.
Geo Pierce OF School street, who has
been housed several days by grip, has
resumed work as engineer on the Il. s
X. railroad.
Several persons from woodford city
and the village had On enjoyable par
" and supper at Mr. and Mrs George
Burgess Saturday evening.
Miss Lulu &. Robinson Of BennIng.
ton Center will 20 TO Cleveland. Ohio,
this week, where she will be the guest
Of Der cousin, John Il. Jennings.
A. W. Moore Of Newark, n. j., for.
merly connected with the Coy BabcOck
Co IL here today visiting his sister,
Mrs J. W. Hurlbu,. lie returns this
evening.
The public should not fail 10 see
"Shungopavi" NJ Library hall tonight
He possesses occult posors that defy
explanation. His Indian magic Il
maryelously good.
Chas Creenslit OF this village last
week with his team hauled two loads
Of hardwood and spruce logs for Bug.
bee and Wood TO I. J. Malloryis mil.
In Woodford which caliprcd l2JJ feet,
and 1855 feet
The 9Th birthday anniversary OF
Fred Buck was observed Saturday al
the home 81 Eugene Moult0n Of Gage
street. There was an assemblage OF
merry people, and Mr. Buck was the
recipient Of several gifts.
Bishop Hall who held tao services
IN - Peters Episcopal church Sun.
day, returned 20 his home In Burling.
too today. The Bishop confirmed
several. While here he vas the guest
OF Rev. Philip Schuyler.
Mrs Sarah A. whitney has purchas
ed through the r. j. Hall real estate
agency, the wooden block on North
street so long owned aud occupied by
George II. Heath rs jewelry store.
The consideration IL not given.
james II. Ives has resigned bis po-
sltion rs machinist at Fillmore and
SHADES and II now engineer at Botium
4 Turrance's Mr. Ives will move Into
the house recently purchased OF Chas.
Dewey on Putnam street about April
lst and will make improvements.
Tho opening OF woman's Exchange
In Bennington will be Of intercs, 10
many as twill not only afford q
means Of earning fine money but y
long list OF your wants can be hlled
here nj short notice. Rooms at 30
Union street until further notice. ej,2
The past three days have been per.
feet March DAYS. Saturday the streets
sere Hooded With water, yesterday the
walks and roads we're Ia an almost
impossible condition owing TO the ice
and today they have been about ~
bad owing ~ the light fall of snow that
has covered the ice with n thin coating
ADD made u more slippery than ever.
The elsie OF Spice" which will be
the attraction nj the opera house to-
morrow evening N said TO have more
popular song hits than any other musi
cal comedy ever written. Among the
number are: Peggy Brady" The
Broomstfck Witches" "Mercenary
Mary Ann, " How Can You Tell TIL
You TryY' "The Goo Goo Man,r and
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