The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-08-19

Miss Aileen Culllton of Gage street
is spending the week, with relatives
III SALISBURY.
Mrs George Moore of Weeks street
is spending the day with relatives in
Williamstown.
George C. Clark is laying a concrete
walk in front of his residence ON
East Main street.
l.. &c. Story, manager OF the local
telephone exchange, is in Arlington
today on business.
Miss Daisy Wood has returned from
BARRIERS Pines where she has been
camping for week
The Rutland County fair and horse
show combined will be held at Rut-
land, Sept :, 3 and 4.
The regular Y. NJ. C. A. team will
play the second team return match
next Tuesday evening.
The northern lights were very prom
inent last night. This is said to be
sign OF cooler weather.
Lynn c. Wood of the postofiice force
Is enjoying @ weeks vacation at his
camp near BARRIERS pines.
Miss Mary b. Wells OF Main street
left this morning for a couple of weeks
vacation at Lake George.
Mrs. Elmer II. Peeler of School St,
is spending a few days with friends in
NT..tA 1atfg apd pittaHald
Mrs. Edward Green aud daughter
of Troy are guests AT the Grennan
homestead on Spring street.
Mrs f. l.. Nichols left this morning
for couple of weeks visit in New
York and Manhattan Beach.
Charles Dyer is building a new pi-
cupied by DR.. Dewitt +. Lewis.
Mrs. William Hokpnis and niece,
Miss Alice HOLSTER of Brooklyn Wis
tied Mrs l.. C.. Sherman Tuesday.
Misses Thressa Phelan and May
Icahy left this morning for a few days
visit with friends in North Adams.
Hart is offering choice sweet pota-
toes, eight pounds for quarter which
price is low for so early in the sea
son.
Miss Georgiana Austin Of Weeks st
has returned from Pownal where she
has been camping for the past few
days,
James Mann and Miss Stella Mann
of london Canada are guests at the
home of George r. Smith of Beech
street.
Mrs L. A. Marsden, daughter
Belle and Miss Tilla Galipo are spend
ing few days with friends in North
Adams.
Mrs Rernie Mattison of Sodom was
recently a guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. C. Houran of Pleasant
street.
Edward McCue of Park street, for
merly in the employ of NJ. c. Burgess,
has entered the employ of Sweet &
Percy.
Charles Roche of Bridgeport. Conn, !
is in town visiting his brother, Mi |
chael Roche, of the firm of Mulligan
& Roche
An artistic rustic chimney at E. T. !
summer cottage on He'd |
gcs lake has Just been completed by
Edward Corbett
Mrs. Alzina Wills, Miss Adcline
E. Wills and William II. Wills are
spending a few days at Camp Rest
near Barber's pines.
Arthur f. HOLSTER. cashier for L. S
Norton, left this morning for a couple |
weeks vacation among the Thousands |
Islands and Montreal.
Hugh Carroll who has been visiting
at the home Of Mrs. Anna b Carroll |
Of West Main street for The past cou-
pie of years has returned to his home |
in York, Neb.
A large rand Of gypsies are camping |
lust below the SolCiers Home. They |
have about 20 horses and six wagons. |
A good chance for horse dealers to
trade and get "stung."
Misses Helen and Elizabeth Toomey |
of Boston who have been spending a |
few weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs |
d. A. Ward left today for a couple of |
weeks visit with their aunt in Troy.
Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Ward Miller
Of North Adams were guests Tuesday |
of an old acquaintance, Mrs. l.. C.
Sherman Of Main street. This is the
lirst time they nave met in over 20 |
years.
An excursion train of six coaches
left the village at 7:15 this morning
for Lebanon Springs, N. Y. A few
went from here but It was expected II
that large number would board the L
rain at Reynolds crossing in Hoosick II
rs the excursion was formed by the
members of st. Marks Episcopal
church in Hoosick.
The degree team of Walloomsac
lodge, N, r.. o p. went to North Ad-
ANS Tuesday afternoon as scheduled
and initiated a class of % candidates
ior the lloosac lodge of the Tunnel
city. Besides the degree staff there
we're present from Bennington Mrs.
Michael II. McKeon. Frank g. Vail,
Herbert MarGden and Frank A. Rem.
ngtCn.
During the week ending at s a. m.
Monday the rainfall in New England
vas very light in the southern por
ions Of the district, with none at all
It some stations in Rhode Island but
I was about or in excess of the nor
nal amounts in parts of New England
rom northern Massachusetts north.
ward. The heaviest daily rainfall re-
lOrLed was AZ inchns AZ Ornnn Nc