The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-29

Lewis j. Carpenter. the plano tuner,
Is In town for q few days.
Miss Mary Watson OF Waterford is
visiting at her fathers home.
Nathan Saunders is In White Greek
today purchasing COW for family
use.
b. N. Estabrook OF the Troy Secnr
ity Co. was at his home here over Sun
day.
Eugene Il. Stevens has begun work
for A. ]. Holden, taking charge OF his
automobile.
Thomas Breslin and family OF Water
ford we're In town over Sunday guests
at Mrs Breslln's former home.
The annual meeting OF st Mary's
guild OF ST Peters church will be held
Thursday afternoon at the parish
house.
Mrs George II. Warren and daugh.
ter of Rutland have been the guests OF
Mir and Mrs John II. Warren OF
School street.
Charles II. Robinson OF Wilmington
N. 9 will spend the summer mt Ben.
nington Center with his sister, Mrs
Samuel s. Robinson.
Frank Eddy, the caretaker for the
G. b. Wellington property At Ben
nington Center, has arrived there and
Is putting the grounds In condition.
Philip b. Jennings OF New York ar.
rived Ia town the last OF the week. Mrs
Jennings will arrive early In May and
their summer home will then be- opened
for the season.
The annual meeting OF ST Peters
parish for the election OF yestrymen
will be held at the church Monday
evening, May 9. There Is one vacancy
90 the present board.
The deposition OF Charles T. Dewey,
ono OF the Witnesses 10 the case OF
Arthur j. Dewey VS. DR. Hercules
Sanche involving the title 10 certain
lands In woodford, was taken Satui.
day.
Arthur j. Holden has resigned from
the position of chairman Of the board
of trustees OF Bennington Center be.
cause OF additional responsibilities
created by the recent death OF his
father.
IL doesn't always pay TO be accom-
modating. A Hammer reporter walked
into n store Saturday with q wasp on
his coat collar. An employe attempt
ed to brush away the insect and got
stung.
Oscar Lewis BallPrd and Miss Pes-
sic Van Vschten, both OF Mechanic.
vile. ". Y were united In marriage
at ths Methods, Episcopal parsonage,
Saturday, Apr q by Rev. DIR. q. w.
X lwley.
The remains OF Miss Mary Nlmms,
brought here from Troy some months
ago and which have since been In the
vault at Bennington Center were re.
Gently buried 10 the family lot 10 tie
old cemetery.
r. II Bou ghton and family and
George Bouehton 81 Troy who have
occupied the Tiehero' place ~ Ben.
nington Center will move scon ~ their
former sumner place AZ Easton, N. Y.
Mrs Edward Lyman and nurse win n.
main nj the Center.
The new residence OF Guy II. John.
son OF New York, vice president OF the
American Ice company, at Bennington
Center, u practically completed but
will not be occupied until early 10
June 10 order that the ground about
the house may be properly graded.
The morniuE treIn over the Rutland
road was resumed this morning. Tie
train will leave Rutlaod at o O'Clock
and will connect with the Bennipgton
branch AZ North bennington so a. ~
arrive here NJ 8 10 a. IN. Returning
sorth the train will leave here ~ IL q.
m.
L. +. Finch. a former Inmate OF The
soldiers home, has been re admitted
10 the home after being away about n
year. lie served during the civil war
In the 9th Vermont volunteers. lie
returns bringing q wife with him who
has taken rooms on Union street for
the season.
The auditing committee OF the sold
iers' home consisting OF President
Hugh Henry, Col. II. u. Taylor. and
Col. r.. j. Ormsbse and wife we're here
Saturday on a tour OF inspection ol
the home. Col. Ormsbee and vile re.
turned SATURDAY. evening. The other,
remained over Sunday.
Harry r. Hudson who II With The
General Electric company NJ Schcnec
tady, In company with q number o.
uvM graduates went Saturday q
Willlamstown to'see his alma mattel
base ball team play The college MIN,
there. From willlamstovn he cams
here for short visit with bis parents
The Rev. Walter Clapp who ha,
been for several years In the Philip
pine Islands begins his tour OF ths
state Wednesday. lie IL sent out By
the Board Of A. issions Of the Eplsco
pal church 10 give information regard
ing TOUR New Possessiors Hi
lecture Ia illustrated by the stsrcoptl'
cor. You are invited, NJ 81 Pcter'i
parish hot Ne, Wednesday, 100 pm.
4. L. Haynes, who has been prInci
pal OF the high school at North River,
Me-, for the past four years. has been
elected superintendent of schools by
the Joint board Of supervisors for III,
district comprising Wilmington, Will
lngham, Rsadsboro add Stamford
and will assume the duties July |. his
salary will he 81. 100 per year, 81, 900 oI
which II received from the state. Tho
remaining 500 II divided between th.
four town Ia proportion 10 their grant
lists. rr Haynes has o vile and -four
children aud will take up his Residence