The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-01

SoSh buthP ~ vue ob"Ah "iso' y '~Ao
Illness.
The village schools are to begin
April 6.
8. J. Grady has purchased team OF
draft horses.
Mrs. Leon Dorman was In Benning-
ton last Sunday.
Mrs. 8. w. Barber Of Melrose, N. Y,
was In town Monday.
The highways are very muddy and
traffic ID greatly impeded.
James Morgan Is again employed in
F.. e. Lewis livery stable.
George GGlusha OF Ensley, Alabama,
Is here visiting relatives and other
friends.
DR.. Sumner OF Granville, N. Y, a
former resident was In town last Mon
day, March 80.
Byron Brimmer, who has been seri-
ously Ill with appendicitis, seems now
to be improving.
Miss Helen Paddock Of Petersburg
was the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. G. 7.
Parker last week.
There was dance at Irwin O'Dells
residence at Pownal Center Friday
evening the eth.
Charles Patterson has Just moved
from Pownal Center to one OF Judge
Bates tenements.
Charles Patterson now occupies the
by Mrs. e. e. Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Warboys moved
Thursday the 18th inst to his farm be-
low South Williamstown.
Dexter Rood has secured a section
east OF the tunnel. He has worked on
the section here for years.
s. j. Grady lost valuable horse.
one of his span, Thursday morning
from inflammation of the bowels.
4 full force Of employees will soon
be returned to their positions on tina
Boston e. Maine railroad section here.
Edwin White OF White Creek has
moved into the house with Frederick
Golfer, whom he will assist the coming
year.
w. b. Bellows has been tagging al
the b. & NJ. crossing during the alb
sence Of Samuel Wright In Blackinton
Mass.
Mrs. Harvey Witbeck OF Johnson
vile, n. Y, and Frank II. Hicks OF
Salamanca. n. y, visited their cousin
Mrs. G. T. Parker Sunday.
Amos Armstrong, aged IS years Of
North Petersburg. n. Y, was found
dead in bed Thursday morning the
26th inst. He leaves family.
Mrs. VIM. Wyman. who has been
with her husband on Staten Island fol
the past few months has returned &c
her home here for awhile. Mrs. Wy
mans brother OF Englewood, N. j., re
turned with her for brief season.
| The mother of Plynn Blanchard Of
East Pownal, who fell few days
since by slipping on the ice, fracturine
her hip, died the 27th inst. She war
IS years Of age. She lived with hei
son.
George O'Dell. who resides neal
North POwnal, on the Hoosick highwa,
will have an auction sale April LIST a
10 o'clock. He has for sale his two
residences, barn, horses, carriages
sleighs and all implements as he is Il
move to Cambridge. N. Y, having pur
chased a village residence there.
The ladies OF the M. Z. church will
serve one of their delicious suppers IL
the church parlors Thursday evenipl
from 6 to 8. Everyone is cordially in
vited to come and have good time
There will be Larkin booth where ar
ticles made by the Larkin Co. may bt
purchased. Come and bring YOU
friends.
Miss Marion Osgood, daughter o
Prof. Herbert Osgood of Columbia Uni
versity was the guest OF Miss NJ. Z
Parker Tuesday. Miss Osgood Il
grand niece of Deacon and Mrs. r. J
Pettibone of this town. Her parent,
were married In the Baptist parsonag,
here at the time when Mrs. OsgOod'.
father the late Rev. A. II. Symonds
was pastor of the Baptist church.
The Birthday social and sugar ca
held at the Baptist church last Frida,
evening was great success over S..
being realized. People were presen
from eight other towns besides thi,
village as follows: Bennington, Hoo
sick, Hoosick Falls, Petersburg, vii
Jamestown, North Adams, North Pow
nal and Pownal Center. This sum vii
complete the amount needed to cleal
the church from debt and from now OF
the ladies can bend their energies t
raise money to give the church prop
erty some much needed repairs. Tn,
annual meeting OF the church will bt
held next Thursday afternoon at 2 O.
clock and all members of the church
and congregation are earnestly re
quested to be present. There will b,
election of officers for the comm,
year and reports of the various officer
for the past year will be given.
OLD PEOPLE OF BENNINGTON