The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-09-16
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Miss Martha Firth OF North street
is H.
Frank B. Newton was in North Ad-
ans Tuesday
DR.. and Mrs. John n. Wilson were
in Woodford Tuesday.
Lincoln Hall is recovering from a
severe attack of bronchitis.
Mrs. H. S. Bingham and daughter
Ella are spending the day in Troy.
Miss Carrie King of Dewey street
spent Tuesday with friends In Troy.
Mrs. ]. B. Stone Of Pittsneld Is q
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Ramsdell.
w. D. Newton and wife left In their
auto today to attend the Manchester
fair.
Mrs. Harry Gold OF North street is
convalescing from her recent severe
Illness.
Ralph Walker of Arlington Is Wis
ting his brother, c. G. Walker of
Gage street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Gilbert and
family have moved from Silver street
to Schenectady.
]. w. Hurlburt, manager of the Ben
nington Wax Paper company, is In st
Louis on business.
Mrs. Frank J. Dryer and daughter
Margaret have returned from visit
with relatives in Troy.
Clinton Russell of Bennington Cen
ter was in Johnsonville Tuesday at
tending the funeral of a relative.
C. C. Jones, superintendent OF the
Fillmore farms and wife are attending
the New York state fair at Syracuse
Mrs. George f. Phelps entertained
number OF friends at her home on
Pleasant street Tuesday evening at a
musical party.
Frost was seen in many places this
morning. This is the first time re-
ported this season and is little la
ter than usual.
Miss Elizabeth Bennett of New
York is spending couple OF weeks
in town as the guest of her father,
Il. ID. Bennett.
Miss Sara O'Connor and Mrs. Frank
| Grennan are I'm New York selecting
the fall lineof millinery for the Ryan
a. O'Connor store
| Mrs. NJ. b. Middleton and son Harry
have returned from Woodford where
they have been spending the summer
at Sunshine cottage.
Mrs. William Bradley and children
of Ballston, Spa, and Mrs. Lillian Al
bee are the guests of Mrs. Hattie AL
bee of Stafford street.
George, Frank and Charles Wall
are at the home of their father, called
here by the serious illness of their
mother, Mrs. C. B. Wall.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Dewey who
| have been spending the summer at
their cottage in Woodford, have re-
turned to their home on Union st.
C. w. Thompson goes to Albany to-
day to meet his cousin, Miss Jennie
Mann of Lambeth, Ont. who has ac-
| cepted a position in the Shurtleff
| Pharmacy.
c. A. Gilmore of Boston, New Eng
land salesman for the White Steamer
| automobile. is spending a couple of
days in town with W. ID. Newton the
local agent
Hubert Daley who has been spend
\ ing his vacation at the home OF his
parents, DR.. and Mrs. e. B. Daley of
Adams street, returned to his duties
in Miidlebury Tuesday.
Mrs. Ann Houran and Mrs. George
R. Smith left this morning for few
weeks visit with their sister. Mrs.
| George B. Tibbitts at her summer
home in Ossipee, n. II.
Rev. Alexander MacGeorge of Has
| brook Heights, n j., is a guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. L. l.. Nichols Mr.. Mac
George was formerly pastor of the
Baptist church in this town.
We recommend A. d. S. Hair Tonic
because we know what 1t contains.
| we KNOW ITOHn experience Will Jul
customers that 1t will strengthen and
| invigorate and renew growth OF
hair or we make good by returning
your money. Price soc per bottle at
Quinlans Pharmacy.
The chronological service of the
| u. S. weather bureau for New Eng
land section gives the following data
for the week ending Monday: No rain
fell during the week, except very light
showers at a few scattered stations.
1t is now very dry and dusty in all
parts of New England, and rain is
greatly needed. In Vermont the
drouth is reported to be one of the
most severe in years. Clear weather
has prevailed through the week altho
for several days the sun was greatly
obscured by dense smoke. At Bur-
lington the maximum temperature
was Sc; minimum 46; mean 65.