The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-28

The Bennington Grange will hold a
social and entertainment In the G.. A.
II. hall on Wednesday evening of this
week All members should be pres
ent.
Miss Helen Slattery. who has been
the guest of Miss Monica Brady Of
Grove street. for the past few days,
has returned to her home in Hoosick
Falls.
There are still few tickets left for
the big Y. M. c. A. banquet next Fri.
day evening. This spread Is for the
benefit OF the public not the local or
ganization.
Herbert Johnson. who has been seri
Iously iii for the past few months IL
reported to be in critical con ditior
at present. His chances OF recovery
is thought to be very doubtful.
The following Is taken from Brad
streets weekly Vermont trade report
Al Bennington the new paper mill il
preparing TO resume work. New bust
ness at manufacturing plants Is com
ing in slowly.
Frank Corbett, conductor on tn,
Chatham division is laid OFF worl
again on account of severe Illness
During his absence conductor w. d
McGurn has charge of the morning
train over this division.
, Conductor John Lee. Jr., of Rutlan
has returned home after spending
short visit with his father on Saffor
street. Conductor Lee had charge o
. the north bound flyer" which wa
wrecked near Hoosick Junction las
: Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. Vanderpool Adrianc,
: who were married recently in Tro
are spending their honeymoon at tn
summer home of her father at BeI
v nington Center Mrs. Adriance is
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Ke
logg.
~ The mems mass meeting will b
.. held next Sunday at $3.50 p. m. In tn
u. Library hall The address will b
n THE Third Man by John F. Moor
4 Of New York. Mr.. Moore is stron
or speaker and one we'll worth hearin
There will be special music by the
rs NJ. c. A. orchestra.
u, W. d. Newton. agent for the Fol
motor cars received carload of aut
mobiles Monday from this compan
= The shipment was from Detroit. Mic
and consisted OF four machines, bo
roasters and runabouts. Mr.. Newtt
expects to sell most of them in Il
course of few days.
John Baker entertained rs of
school mates and friends Saturd;
afternoon at his home on Monume
ave-, 1t being his 10th birthday r
freshments were served, music
\ Miss Stella Russell was rendered
the piano and singing and games we
played. All report good time.
The advance sale of reserved sc
tickets for Chauncey Olcott in g,
I Neill OF Derry" started off with q ru
last evening. This morning every
and 20 cent seat had been taken a
. a large number of 800 and $3.50 sei
D were gone. 1t looks as II befc
Thursday evening the whole hou
Wpuiu NC SpuN
1. All should be present at the openi
2 OF the Y. NJ. c. A. convention In [
a association hall on Friday afternO
at o'clock. The address, The
2 ligi0n of the Sword" will be deliver
a by Rev. c. Waldo Cherry of Tr
= Mr.. Cherry is one of the lead
y divines of that city and is an a
n speaker. This meeting will be f
4 to all. Ladies are especially invi
v TO attend
" About 30 employees of Coopers
chine shop were at Sucker pond S
r. day and started work on their ca
" In this famous summer resort.
n feature of the days work was
= driving Of an artesian well by Jan
v Garfield This is said to be the 4
n well ever known in the history
= Mart Green & Co. The cabin VIII
" they are building will be the larg
N and best equipped of any on the po
n The Eight O'clock Eight card C
= met at the home of Mrs. f. T. II
y kinson on Gage street Saturday G
n ming. The usual game was play
= Mrs. Charles Green winning f
Y prize; Mrs. f. T. Hopkinson, sect
n and Mrs. Edward Brown. third
= freshments were tastefully sery
y One of the most enjoyable event.
N of the season is the report of
a present
n H. c. Wilson, formerly state dep
y of the Independent Order of Forest
VI in Maine has been transferred by
~ supreme court to Vermont. At p
y ent Mr.. Wilson is working in I
VI nington In the interest of the or
~ under the direction of the high &C
" of this state of which s. w. Armstr
Vi of Richford is the high chief ram
~ He states that the outlook for inst
y ting court here Is encouraging
Va quite number OF young men h
~ signified their intention to beet
" charter members. This order Is
n dependent of the two other courts
~ Foresters already instituted here