The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-08-19
NO BENNINGTON

Mrs. Geor yhew is visiting her
father HEM ling.
The u. q. " It shop has been shut
down again few days.
Fred O Of "a of Manchester De-
pot visited hicrdf n town Saturday
p. II. McCarths 10 erecting a house
on his land G.ljacent to Greenwich st.
A S. Hathaway and family have re-
turned from weeks stay in Wood
ford.
Miss Lena Evans Of Glens Falls N.
" Is the guest OF her brother, Harry
Evans.
Remember the evening CT August
25th. grand time for all. Don't
miss it
The local postofilce and bank OBJ
served Monday as holiday, the
10th coming on Sunday.
John Delaney has moved his family
into the Stanley farm house near the
cemetery now owned by w. R. White.
The j. G. Mccullough Engine Co.,
held their annual clambake aud picnic
at Harringtons grove yesterday after
noon.
Quite delegation from this place
attended the Old Home Week service
Sunday morning in the Old First
church at Bennington Center.
The Meagher brothers are repairing
the Fl. !. Hall property on Main street,
which they purchased recently. They
will occupy the residence soon.
Mrs. r A. Jones is spending some
time at her home. Mr.. Jones joined
her over Sunday and Monday when
they enjoyed Lake George trip.
Mrs. Katherine Mattison and daugh.
ter, Miss Erin who have been spending
the greater part of the summer with
relatives in Joliet, H., are expected
home this week.
Mrs A. II. Phillips is making quite
extensive improvements on the resi-
dence owned by her on Mechanic st.
Charles Phillips of Bennington Is do
ing the painting.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Phillips and
daughter Edith who have been the
guests of relatives in this place and
Arlington for the past three weeks
returned Sunday to their home In
Troy
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Martin expect
to leave Wednesday for Lewiston, Me.
where they will reside in the future
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin have made many
warm friends during the years they
have spent In North Bennington who
regret to have them leave town
Miss Mary Woodruff leaves this
week for Topeka, Kansas. where she
will spend some time with her brother
Raymond Woodruff who resides there
Miss Woodruff expects to enter col.
lege in Topeka, She was a member
of the class of 1908 Of the local high
school.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Hurley enter
tanned OH Sunday Mr.. Hurley's aunt,
Mrs. Hannah Usher and her daugh.
'tis miNS Mdls W VIEW tOIk lll, NV
so her sisters. Mrs. Julia Keough and
Miss Lou Hurley of Cohoes, NY. and
Misses Josephine and Mary Harvey of
California and p II. Luther OF North
Adams. During the afternoon they
all had the pleasure to set for a pic
ture. being taken by the local photo.
grapher, Needham.
The Stars won another victory Sat
urday when they went to Cambridge
and scored Z to In their favor. The
pitching by Allen who had eleven
strikeouts TO his credit, and held by
Davis behind the bat was the winning
feature of the game. From the begin.
ningofthe seventh the game was close
and exciting, the score being tied until
the 9th when Sheppard started of
with safe hit and sacrifice by Pow
ers brought Sheppard second, and a
single by Allen secured him on third
when Davis, the fourth man at the
stick made the hit that scored the win
ming run.