The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-19
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Harry Cook is laid up by grip.
Mrs Rollin Turner Of Brooklyn
street Is Ill with grip.
Veterinary Surgeon II. w. Burgess
was In Woodford Monday.
Frank HARDWOOD has resumed work
In Burt's harness shop.
James Hayes OF Gage street Is con-
fined TO the house by grip.
Lynn Haynes Is at home from New
York City for a months vacation
Marsin Green was down from Lake
Hancock Saturday with his oxen.
Nathan Saunders was In South
SALISBURY Sunday.
Miss Mary Ryan spent Sunday IN
Schenectady.
Burton Harwood Is nov employed
at the electric light station.
The senior class Of the high school
will ENJOY a sleighride Thursday even.
Ing.
II. French OF Cooper's machine shop
who has been laid up by grip is out
again.
MISS Eva Pellerin who has been NJ
three weeks resumed her studies In
school Monday.
There will be an escalloped oyster
supper OF the Congregational chapel
tomorrow night.
james Myers aud Leon Cook have
taxed up their residence with ID. Vance
Washington street.
Russell Meepey OF Albany spent
Sunday with his cousin Marden Mich.
OILS OF Silver street.
Bert Hewitt who has been n guest OF
his uncle Thomas Stewart, returned TO
bis home In Rutland today.
Mrs Charles Augur and Miss Matte
Ives OF I oy are znests for two days
OF Mr. and Mrs j. l. Harbour.
Frank and Cornelius Mcmahon spent
Sunday with their sister. Miss Eliza.
beth Mcmahon OF North street.
The weather has undergone another
change, such as Is common this winter.
OF course the big sun spots gets the
credit.
Woods orchestra rendered several
sacred selections at the temperance
meeting In the Baptist church Sunday
evening.
The Elm street circle OF the Baptist
church will meet Wednesday afternoon
nj 3 o'clock with Mrs l. A. Graves.
All are invited.
Mr. and Mrs l.. s. Andrews aud Mrs
Tint OF Hoosick Falls we're guests Sun.
day OF Mr. and Mrs G. G. Surdam Of
West Maine street.
l. X. BoNles and party went huut
ing Saturday on the white rocks They
brought down no game but had long
wallow In the SNOW.
Mrs Jane Woodland Who has been
confined 10 the house for the past four
weeks with Rheumatism does not seem
TO recover very rapidly.
Miss Fanny Ellsworth who has been
undergoing treatment for ten days In o
Troy hospital, returned home Satur-
day improved Ia health.
Wallace Anderson Is a guest OF Mrs
John O'Brien Of Schenectady. II is
understood that Mr. Anderson will nj.
knd high school In Troy.
Misses Rose and Ella Morrissey and
Catherine, Agnes and Ina Leahy en-.
loyed slclRhride 10 Hoosick Falls
sunday and had dinner at the Hotel
American.
George II. Colgrove carries an Elgln
silver hunting CASE watch which was
worn by his brothcr.ln.lAw, George II.
Parker all through the Civil war. The
watch Il In rood condition yet
The Maine fee harvest has beef com
pleted, about ESQ. 900 tons having been
taken from the kennehec aud Peuob.
scot Rivers and elsewhere. This repre-.
sen,s about double the average cut
during the last six or seven years, and
the quality II said 70 be the finest ever
known. With the Hudson yield all
that can be desired. Il will require con
siderable "nerYe" n allege n scarcity
next summer. and excessive prices will
te apt 10 bring sharp and effective
protest.