The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-07
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

street were in Hoosick Falls Sunday.
Miss Jessie Stewart of Dewey street
is confined to the house by Illness.
Mrs. George W. Utley and Mrs. Da-
vid Murray were in Troy on Monday
J. Henry Couture OF Manchester De-
pot visited friends in town Monday.
WILDER Davis of Main street has re-
turned from short visit In North AID.
ans.
Mrs. j. S. Patterson of Troy is the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Leroy G.
Brant.
H. II. Allen has sold his little brown
mare to Mrs. s. c. Thompson Of South
street.
Gilburt II. Ransom and Rollin Tay-
lor are In Shelburne Falls today on
business.
Miss Elsie Hurlburt OF Clarksburg,
Agnes Sexton.
Yesterday was pronounced by the
sugar makers to have been the best
sap day of the season.
Mrs. Il. ID. Harlow Is moving from
West Main street into Frank Hervey's
house on Main street.
Charles II. Daring of Burlington has
qualified as executor of the estate Of
the late Celestia Reyes.
A ten pound daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Belisle of Mil
street Manday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Burton OF
South street have returned from a
weeks trip to Washington.
Misses Georgiana Austin and Flor.
ence Potter are teaching during the
spring term in South SALISBURY.
There will be supper in the Con.
gregational chapel tomorrow evening
at $3.50 o'clock. Tickets 10 cents.
Mrs. Arthur Strong of New York is
In town assisting in the care Of her
aunt Mrs. Olin Scott, who is quite i'll.
Miss Sallie Graves, student In the
Vermont academy at Saxtons River is
spending the spring vacation at her
home here.
lockwood & Howe, real estate deal.
ers. have sold for Henry s. Allard his
plot of 8 acres on the lockwood farm
TO William West.
Many of the local farmers have
started blowing today. The ground
is said to be reasonably dry and works
up in good shape.
The fourth game in the series be-
tween the Y. NJ. c. A. and the Bruins
wicks will be rolled in the formers
alleys this evening.
Mrs Ella Welles is moving from her
home in Schenectady into the John
Kelso place on Main street which she
recently purchased.
Levi Hill of South SALISBURY. who
has been seriously i'll for some time
does not seem TO improve as rapidly
as his friends would wish.
All persons interested In baseball
are urged to heed the call in another
column for public meeting In Fores
ters' hall for tomorrow night.
w. l.. Gokay left Monday evening
for Montpelier to attend the exami
nation given by the state board o.
pharmacy Of which he is member.
Mrs. F. 8. Morrison and daughtel
Of Saxton's River are visiting at thu
home of Mrs. Morrison's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. w. NJ. Holt on Pleasant st
The Salvation Army will conduct
service at the Guideboard tonight
There will be no meeting at the hall
' Meetings every night All are invited
Ask for Quick Fire Charcoal put VI
in paper bags for kindling and broil
ing. Used same as wood but cheape
j and better. For sale at all grocers
26t
q Mrs. Joseph Lumb of Division stree
who has been Ill Of diphtheria, ha
now completely recovered and tn
quarantine has been removed from he
: home.
! Two carloads OF Italian laborer
came up from New York to Lebanon
Springs on the Chatham division thi
I morning. They will commence wor
ut once on the new Pittsfield.Troy tr0
ley road.
Miss Maude Bottum, who has bee
at the home of her parents, Mr. AN
S Mrs. Lemuel Bottum, has returned I
q Stamford where she has situatio
VI schools.
n h. n. BOttum, Thomas Stewart an
A. w. Hawkins of South Shaftsbur
are taking an inventory today of tn
goods in the bankrupt store of G. 1
e Sawyer & Son on Bradford street pr,
paratory to settling the case.
George Gilman of Lennon, s. d
AZ Is in town on business connected wit
4. the estate of the late Rosealtha Moo
- of Pownal. The heirs are FIVE nephew
and nieces living in the far west &c
whom Mr.. Gilman Is acting as alto
ney.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Burton r.
L turned Monday evening from weel
=. trip to Washington. They arrived
l, the city shortly before the attempte
II shooting of negro by Congressma
Helm which occurred just In front
the hotel at which they were quartert
:, and which furnished little excit
r. ment.
The members Of the Twilight Boz
Is club who are the owners of camp
re West Bridport on Lake Champla
held their annual meeting Monday ev
ming. The officers elected for the CO
ing year are: President, A. w. Bra
ut ted; vice president, Rev. Philip Schu
- Ter; secretary, George M. Hawk
es treasurer Harrison I. Norton.
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