The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-12
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street. 56t1
w. J. Meagher was in Manchester
yesterday.
John Bolond OF Troy is in town to.
day on business.
James G. Byars Jr., OF Hoosick Falls.
is In town today.
Joseph Levin OF Gage street is In
Woodford today on business.
Charles Taylor of Depot street is
confined to the house by illness.
Frank Rosseau has taken position
with Mrs. John II. Cranston.
Miss Anna Mcdonald of Main street
spent Sunday at her home In Dorset.
Miss Miriam Berg of West Main st.,
is commissioning from her recent Ill
ness.
The bob-o-links arrived from the
sunny south Monday--now for sum.
mer.
Timothy Sculley and William Con
III vi ANot'H AuhhS WSIc III to"h
Monday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Smith of Morgan st.
road Monday.
Miss Esther Therill OF North Adams
spent Sunday with her sister, Mary,
on Main street
Mrs. Edward Moore OF Gage street
left this morning for short visit with
friends In Arlington.
George Baldwin of North street left
this morning for visit in the north
ern part Of the county.
Mrs. Mary Hutchins Wilcox has
gone to New York where she will
spend q couple of weeks.
Mrs. M. l.. Manley and son Howard
are visiting her sister, Mrs. David
Murray Of Pleasant street.
There will be a regular meeting Of
St. Agnes guild Of the Episcopal
church this evening at 1880.
A new large incandescent electric
lamp has been put in position at ;ht
corner of Sp,ing and Park streets.
The Foresters will hold a specia
Injecting at o'clock this evening tt
act upon the death 70 Philip Ahearn
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tibbetts Of
Boston are the guests Of Mr.. AND
Mrs. George X. Smith Of Beech street
James Aylward of the American
House took an automobile trip to Gag
lie Bridge Sunday to visit his brother
james McDermott and John Murph,
returned to Schenectady Monday aftel
spending a few days at their homes IL
town.
Miss Mary Watson who has beer
Visiting her father. Joseph. Watson o.
Stafford street. returned to Waterford
Monday.
Charles s. Kehoe is repairing tn,
walk I'm front of his residence OF
Grandview street. Let the good worl
continue.
Among the visitors here from on
OF town today are Frank Lille OF Eas
Pownal and Ellis Taylor of MsnCl,es
ter Center.
George Wetherbee moved Monda,
from Gage street to the property HI
recently purchased In the south par
Of the town.
The Bennington Falls club will hol,
an exhibition In the NeighborhOo'
house this evening. Many from thi
town will be In attendance.
Most of the delegates who were her,
Monday to attend the union meeting
OF the Christian Endeavor societie
Of this county. returned home on tn
early train this morning.
4 |. w. Hurd, one of the best know
J old soldiers at the home left thi
morning for an extended trip TO Al
lington and other towns In the MOI
thern part OF the county.
The baseball grand stand is agai
raised and number Of rows OF scat
; are now In position. Work has a
ready been begun on tight boar
, fence which will be built on the ives
side of the field near the entrance.
Eugene and Napoleon Roy. Williar
Louzon and Fred Couture won a t.
2 dollar bet by walking from Troy I
this town. They went down Sunda
10y train and left Monday morning a
9 o'clock, arriving here late In IN
| afternoon we'll tired out.
Five fellows from this town lei
here Saturday night on a lark
, Troy. They went broke In that cit
, and not having return tickets wer
, compelled 10 walk to Schenectady
! borrow sufficient funds from q frien
e to bring them home. Hard luck!
Their will be an interscholast
!, meet under the auspices of the Can
y bridge high school at the fair grount
In Cambridge on Saturday. May l6, ;
: one o'clock p. m. The following hig
!. schools will take part: Glens Fall
u Saratoga, Bennington. Lansingbure
u Granville. Argyle, Salem, Greenwic
Cambridge and Troy.
Q Williams college will play tv
games ON their home grounds tn
week. The first one will be tomorro
: afternoon at o'clock with Bowdw
u college. the champions of Maine. c
, Saturday afternoon at o'clock the
e will play the Notre Dame team fro
n Indiana which is considered the fas
:; est college team in the west.
&c o.. - n? q Ee z a.