The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-09-15


Mrs. Anna 4. Broken of North
street is confined to the house by i'll
ness.
Harold NJ. Sweet and Roger G.
Ramsdell are camping at Sucker
pond
Mrs. Howard H. Shields OF Benning.
ton Center is spending the day In
Troy.
Miss Emma Wilcox Of Boston Is Wis
ising her parents DR.. and Mrs. s. r.
Wilcox.
Mrs. Riley ColweII Of Pittsfield is a
guest of b. A. Quinlan and family of
Grant street.
Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. HARDWOOD left to-
day for weeks visit at Lowell Lake,
Londonderry.
The condition of John Murphy OF
Lincoln street, is said TO be somewhat
improved today.
Mrs. c. b. Wall Of South street is in
critical condition as the result of a
shock last Sunday.
Miss Matilda Silver of Bradford
street has returned after spending
Old Home week in Troy.
Mr., and Mrs. Simon Downey of
Main street spent Monday with
friends in North Adams
Miss Agnes Streeter of Gage street
has gone TO Brattleboro where she
will teach school this term.
Norman Edgerton OF Dewey street
has returned from a couple of weeks
visit in Cohoes and vicinity.
Mrs. e. II. Holden and family of
Washington street are spending few
days at her home in Manchester.
Mrs, Leo Thymer of New York and
TWO children Mildred and Florence are
the guests of Mrs. d. T. Murray.
Mrs. Frank B. Edgerton and sister
Helen Toohey of Albany, left today
for visit with friends in New York.
Mail Carrier Turner II. Cranston is
enjoying a weeks vacation. Substi.
tute Albert NJ. Downs is taking his
place.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas p. Cronin of
North Adams are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs ID. F. Cronin OF the American
House.
VIM. c. Babcock, rural carrier on
route No. 2 is enjoying his annual
vacation. Mrs. Babcock is acting as
his substitute.
Edward j. Foley OF SALISBURY has
resumed his duties at +. E. Harris af.
ter being confined to the house for a
week by illness.
Miss Mosa Beauchant of Troy and
friend, Miss Grayce NJ. Ruge of Nor
wich, Conn.,, were guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Frank S. White over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Blackmer of
Bennington Center and guests, Mr..
and Mrs. c. S. Hutchins of Burlington
Iowa, are spending the day In Pitts.
field
The annual fair of the Bennington
city band will be held at Academy
hall Wednesday. Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings, October %, 20
30 and 81.
Jack Stevens, son OF Mr.. and Mrs,
q, T.. Stevens of the south part of the
town left this morning to resume his
studies at the Taft school In Water
town. Conn.
The degree team OF Bennington
court-of Foresters Of America went 10
Arlington Monday evening and insti.
tuted the new court in that village
with membership Of 35.
Miss Edna walbridge leaves tomor.
row for Norton, Mass, where she will
enter the Wheaton Seminary for the
fall term. Miss Walbridge graduated
from the local high school last June.
Eighteen years ago today w. r.
cutting entered the employ of 4. r.
fatterson. Mr.. Patterson Is so pleas
ed with this record that he stated this
morning that he had now decided Ia
keep Mr. Cutting until he became OF
age-only three years more.
Bradstreet's weekly Vermont trade
reports contains the following con
corning Bennington: Bennington re-.
ports more men are being employed at
mills and outlook for general mercan.
tile business is brighter than for
some time. Potato crop in that sec.
tion Is said to be failure
Health officer Stillson with about
20 others from the state. In connec.
ton with the state board of Health
Vermont tuberculosis commission and
the officers OF the state medical socle.
~ mas been appointed delegate 10
the international tuberculosis Con.
gress which Is to be held In Washing.
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Frank d. Hyde of Paynesville. Ohio,
VINO has been spending several DAYS
IN town as the guest OF his brother, j.
~; hyde, at the Soldiers Home. left
ms morning for his native town. Sails
Jury W. This is Mr.. Hyde's first Wis.
II 10 salisbury in 2l years and ne ex.
p,S 20 spend several days renewing
oiu acquaintances in his old town and
vicinity before returning home.
ne Iuheral or the late Mrs. George
Coigrove was held at 2 O'Clock from,
ner nome on Valentine street and
ESO at the Methodist church Rev n,
;. Rowe officiated. The hearers we're
frank and Fred Allen, brothers of the
deceased and F, H. Ferguson and Ar
thur Allen, nephews. The interment
TOOK place in the Hinsdillville GENE.
sery' Among those who attended the
tunerai from out Of town were Frank
Uolgrove OF Saratoga; GEORGE s. phi.
lips or New York; Reuben and George
/ Smith. Mr. md Mrn XIrIiiI.-.- 20