The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-07-07
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News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Briefly for Busy Readers.
James Kelly spent Saturday in
Pownal.
Edward s. Chandler is spending the
day in Troy.
James Burns was in Albany Monday
on business.
See Hadley's pictures at Library
theatre tonight
Prof. George c. Wood is in Man
chester today
John Tracey and Michael Hogan
were In Troy recently.
Hear Herbert Charlton sing at
Library theatre tonight.
Edward Eworth visited friends in
Eagle Bridge over Sunday.
Buell. Miller and Frank Sherman
ARE at Barriers pond today.
Miss Nora Purcell of Dewey street
is visiting relatives in Troy
Miss Rosella oHare of Gage street
is visiting relatives In Pittsfield.
Charles Barnes of Pleasant street
is in Arlington today on business.
James Silk has started the foundat.
ion for a new house on Scott street.
Joseph Costello OF Mill street Wis
tied his uncle in North Adams Sun
day.
Misses Esther and Regina Therrien
of Maple street were In Pittsfield Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Cole and family
and Mrs. Laura Cole are in Albany
today.
A. w Hardman of the North Ad-
ans Transcript is in town today on
business.
Dean Martin OF Jefferson avenue
spent the Fourth with friends in
Springfield.
Fred Kimball of Berlin is III at the
home of his uncle. c. c. Kimball on
Union street.
Fred Laport of Tuckihoe. n Y,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
wife in town.
Michael Casey of Hoosick Falls Is
visiting his cousin; John Cronin o
the American house.
Edward Lamay, a former resident
OF this town. now residing in Pitts
field, is visiting here.
Raymond Quinlan, Luther Graves
and Dewey Jenney are spending th'
day at Barber's pond
Mrs. James f. Burke and son Ger
don left Monday for Block Island, l.
l., for a visit on The beach.
CHARLES d. Sawyer, proprietor o
the Summit house in Woodford wa
in town today on business.
Henry Root and sister, Miss Mar.
Root left this morning for Thomp
sons Point on Lake Champlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pratt and chill
returned Monday from short yisi
at her home in Greenwich, n. Y.
Guy McKeon has taken the position
on Thomas Stewards delivery wagol
formerly held by Joseph Pellerin.
! |. w. Hurd, one of the most vel
a known members of the soldiers home
: lett this morning for visit in Ri
lpert.
Q Rev. Mr.. Lyman of Pittsfield, ~ H
is a guest at the home of Mrs. A
bert w. Harwood on Washington az
a enue.
Mrs. William Gibney OF Park st
and mother, Mrs. Bridget Shanaha
of North Bennington are spending tn
, day in North Adams.
a Herbert Davenport and Misse
:. Flora. Maude and Bessie Kennoi
,, and Clara Pellerin are spending III
l. day at BARRIERS pond.
John p. Gavin who has been ser
ously i'll for the past week is Sigh
n ly improved today and 1t is expecte
j.: that he will fully recover.
| The special car chartered to TAX
v. members of b. H. S. Alumni to tn
6. lreunion at Sand Springs will leay
IS Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock.
% James Drew of Washington, VIII
10 has been visiting in town for the pai
r few days returned this morning. H
: was accompanied by his sister, Mis-
a Nellie Drew who will reside I'm Was
?, ington in the future.
% The members of Stark lodge |.
: o. f., attended their annual memo
: ial services in a body i'm the Secor
10 - oh
ing. Rev. George S. Mills rendert
In very appropriate discourse. Spe
ial music by the choir added much
the pleasure of the occasion.
w. H. Bradford and ]. r. Judson
"a Arlington arrived home Saturda
70 from their fishing trip in Newfoun
:, land. Il. l.. Sibley who was with Il
party stopped off at Halifax al
"a reached here Monday. They - four
hte salmon fishing better than {
to any of their previous trips and mac
many fine catches.
A number of new bridges are beiI
III built this month on the Chatham {
vision of the Rutland railroad and
is expected that by the first of A
gust the large s wheel compound e
gines used on the main line of Il
It, Rutland road can be used with sal
b. ty on this division. A work crew ,
der, conductor w. ID. McGurn are nc
IT. repairing road and bridges all aloI
the line.
The June term of country cou
n. convened this morning in Manchest
after three weeks adjournmer
The following attorneys from th
town left this morning to after
court: Collins NJ Graves, Edwa