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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11

ats leste Samftaa Radt UNI IL
ubr Der aIeinteben6e Jarmer Bm.
Bunorid, 8 Weiten rreftlid BON
bier mObnbaft, BON Serntann auf
benz @iienbabneeleiie heimtuarts
ihritt, murbe er bel Sobn Sus's
5arm pom meitlid oorbeifabrenoen
8aRaeier5use seftreift. mas i'm gum
Sale bradte. Oa er @.nebr unb
Srobiaf beimtrue, iuhte er nit Der
ltnten Sano Elm 8alt unb tam bic.
ielbe aufs Seleiie gu liesen uno MUIR.
be am Sanbeelente absefabren. 1ns
ertldrli@ermeiie muroe Inn aud Der
erose Seben 6ea rehten GuBes ab.
eefabren. Webrere iunee Burden
welhe auf Dem Beee mad Robt.
8irfel's 8ln maren, fanoen ben 8ers
anelldten, uno uedten bic Rabs
barn, tpelhe Bunorid auf benz
Sbubiarren auf uno neben benz
Babuee eiie mad Sermann fubren
ND &c nun Or. Beq unb Or. Befi Il,
Iesterer Giienbabn.gbirure, In De-
banoluae senummen, uub unter gu.
siehuns bes Or. Spredelmeser. pom
Berger linn am Sonntae moraen bic
Sanb iibern @elente abg enOmmen
pnrbe. Der 8erleste beiinoet iid
CUR 3eit BET 5ris 81 lie in Bheee unb
1T ben lmfduoen eemas mobl.
Dd- AbDnnirt al bas Serma amer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11

Gie betnete Bittue oes oerItur-
benen auguit peilert melbe abmecb,
ietno bel lbren &tnber, Subn Seilert
IN Nap0!eon, uno Sulest bel ibrer
9otter unO Sfnieeeriobr Ism.
Sranoborit in SefferIOu Gitp ibroeim
bate, lit am lestereu Srte lesteu
SOnntag i'm Utter BON II Sabren CUR
eUiaen &ube einaesaneeu. Sbre
iroii9e Siae wuroe am 8ienfaa
bierber aebraht UNI i'm 7srteobofe Der
Bethel @emeinoe gu Bap beitattet
su tuerben. Sic binterldBt 4 5bbne
uno 2 96hter; nur zines Der &inoer
1T nod in bieiem County, Samuel
SeiIert. welder bic @lternfarm be.
uobnt, bic Gnoern &inber uobnen
nah uqen &ihtuneen bin seritreut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11


Die 2ebrer be: permanner 6fent.
llt!n S1ulr uub mebrere unternebs
menoe Burger bnben einen entertain
r1ent Club orsaniiirt oefien slufsabe
Cd lein reiro in er3ieberiiter RiHtune
oes grOBen 8ublitums su pirieu Die
unternebmer baben bic 9ienfe oes
MIDLAND 2gceum Bureau BON 9es
Roines, Soma, IN Gniprud senum.
men tpeldef nit Sllfe Der Sduleu
Ia Sernaann einen eptlus BON 5 8ur-
ttdaer (GttraetiOns) pdbrenb bes
ShnliabreS uernnftalten uerben.
Der Grl6s 6ieier Gttraction rulro Ger
ofentliden Shule in 6ermann iiber.
wisien ruerben. Gin leoer Burger
iOiIte Der Sade ieine unterflsanq
jn tbeil :ueroen iaffen.
u W. Sa3erS,
" Borfiser
j. v. v ngelaee
Seiretdr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11
Die Semofratii 9e uuo republifdui-
, ias Stats platform.
Sn oer a%Onusrtiou gu SeferiOu @itp
pereinbart.
Der 10 eeuttihe Snbatt
berietben.

Die oemOtrntii1e aonuentiOn in
Sefferion Gitp uertnate fd Rittpod
Hntmittae UNI 4 ubr. Die ange.
nommene Btatf0rm inbohirt Stpne
luuObl ruie Soft, b%.firwortet bic Mb.
ibaffung Der StraHtnesarbeit, inbuT,
iirt bic 9attonal : Blutf0rm uub be.
iirnurtet bic eifriee l1~uterftibuns
bes @r3iehunesipitems oes Staates.
8ant . @arantie nat benz BON Brpau
empfoblenen SPLEEN miro sleiHiaus
Inbofirt, bic 8abl Der Sunbesieuato.
rem 6urh oaS Bolt m,ro befIrtuDrtet
nno iOlanee otes nibt eineeflbrt 1T,
lire domination burbBrimdrnablen
Die republitaniibe Bartei uirb fir
bic uebelitdnbe in st. Souls GountD
unb ben Serluit pom $61 900 I'M st.
9ouiler unterihabamt uerantuortlib
eemaAt, Die 9urdflbruue uIer be.
itebenoen S%taatSeeiese einihliestib
Der In Sesue auf 9Ocal Option wiro
befiruOrtet. Die 9emutraten ueroeu
tire 8ompague an Is. September in
Seoalia erbffnen.
Die in Der repubittaniiben 8lat.
iorm anaenOmmen platform beeinnt
nit elmer G~ufsablune Der @rfOlae be9
@eneralanualtes Sablep bel Der Nro,
Seiiirune Der Standard Oil gOmpann.
sic inoUiiirt bic republifanii9en
StnatSbeamten, befiiruortet Die &e.
aultruna BON SUrpurationen, liberale
Sewiuieuneen fir 9anofraBen, uno
Ssiebe gu @uniten Der arbeiter. sic
in0uIirt RUoieuelt'S 8ermaltune, 10.
uie Gaft's uno Sberman's aanoioa.
tur. Die Betriieerein bel Der &ris
uarpabl Deroen id1arf uerurtheilt
uno eS piro ueriprDhen, Seiebe sur
Defining Der Stimmlalten bel Son
teiten gu erlaHen. lie friibereu Or.
81 @uniten uon Some Rule
ruerben beitdtist. @s piro ertldrt,
bob bic Snterefen BON Brauern unb
Sptritu0ienbanolern benz @eiese mel.
den miiBten. 9ucal Option nirb be.
ebenio bic 9urbflhrune
auer Seiebe, einidlieblih oeS Conn.
taesaeiese8. Die Nominatiun BON
9unbesienatoren burG 8rtmdruabl
Iom { amenoements gum Brimdr.
uabt.@eiebe merben b%eflrwortet;
bic Resulirune BON Breiieu
BON aprporatiunen, bic ofentli1e
%leiiten, unb bic 8eitrafune
oer 8%erleibune pun 8abatt fir
! 6Ge. |;
8oriiser . dep pom Republican,
IGen Stuatstomite bat nod nitt DOL
Zig entifieoen. mo bic &aane er.
bfnet neroen iou, aber wabrihein'
[if wiro Springfield sepablt per.
ben.
Vile Blatforms oer perihieOenen
earteien wuroen benz @eiebe eemdB
,tS 6 ubr Gbe 6S benz StnaS 5 Sc :
'retar Stranger uberDieien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11

8enn's oer5 man ihuars 1T gru.
b%ibitiOns' RrdioentihaftS 8anbibat
@bGIin bat iih oieIer Gage in elmer in
minneapolis sebaltenen 8ebe ia6n
uerihuappt. Gin SrohibitioniIt,
iaate er miiie nid1t aerabe Gbfiueus.
ler iein; eS eeniqe, uenn er leine
Sttmme fir oas BrDbibitiunstidet
ob9ebe.1 Der ueberseusuns ,in
Borten uuo Ebaten" gu lebeu, eiebt
es BEL 0ieier Sorie niht
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11
Sur tuun6e :

SD babe eefuuoen oa
Grnica Salbe oas ridriee
gum @ebraud fir punoe il eben.
fa1s fir Seiluna BON Branbu tn6en
Seihwire, SHnitte, unb ale Surs
ten Shirfuneen," ihreibt Serr Is.
Stone BON @aft Rolano, Wtaiue. y
1T oas 8lttiee flr SdmDrboioen
BrObirt es! Inter @arantte Der.
tauft I'M 8alier Bros. Gpotbete. rs
Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11
Of-hand Man Target.

vi haiN WAN IdlgCl.
NJ, Neuman, l pit. Valley Bourbon Whisky
R H. HaSenritter, 1 fishing pole,
Arm. Begemann, pair good SuSpenders,
Geo, A. Ruediger, 81. 90 shirt for man
who shoots most tickets.
j. II. HelmerS, | box loaded shells,
Emil Nagel, ] pit. Bollmann'S Choice,
SohnS & Sons, 3 bottles wine,
Baumstark Bros, | bdl. floor Z,
W. Klinge, | shave and hair cut,
N. P BenSing, l pr. 7Sc baby shoes,
Geo. PetruS, IL bottles VINE,
John Forester. 2 ducks.
Of-hand Ring Target.
M. Neuu,ann, % cigars.
Con, GauS, II bottles Buerger Brew,
Graf Printing Co, ] years subscription to
the Advertiser. Courier,
T. f. Riprstein, 81 90 cash,
ny. German, gu. Latonia Club whisky,
Ochsner & Son. l soc. tie.
Geo, A Ruediger, 81 90 shirt.
Rob l.. Huxol. SOC cash.
Emil Nagel, l pit. Bollmann'S Choice.
Sohn'S & Sons. ) bottles wine.
4 StohlnaDn. hair cut and shave,
T. RebSamen, Soc cash,
LOUIS Keune. | box Eagle cigars.
Aug La~ngendoerfer. q bottles Hermann
wine.
Rest Man Target.
II. Neumann, 1 pit, Valley Bourbon whisky
klenK Lumber Co l gal. paint.
E. Ruediger, l picture and frame,
aud Gernann, 3 bottles wine.
DITTO Eberlin. d bottles Pear Champaign,
Jul. Moebus, pr. Wyandot chickens,
Geo. A. Ruediger, 81. 90 shirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11

gSir batten am lester WOntap ons
Serenigen Serrn Iusuft Dies,
Sauptrebatteur Der ct. 9ouiier 8ett.
Ii9en 8Oit, i'm u%nierer Office gu be.
eriBeu. Serr Dies tommt Oes Of.
terern naH 6ermann unb erpeitert
nit ie0em 8eiufe ieinen Jreunbess
ireis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11

Reu. Sultus 5rantenfelo, Saus.
unter bes @pileptiidlen oeim in
ct. @barles mar am lesten Bonner.
flag bier auf Der Seimreiie BON 8ap
mo sr ieinen 7sldbriaen SObn bebufs
Shulbeiuh i'm Seim ieines Der.
uanOten .. .. Stoenner unterse.
braht bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11
potsoam s6dsenfelt.

Ger Rutsbam RiIe Club pirb am
Samitue ben IL. September elm
9reisihiesen abhatten BEL petdem
8reiie in Der @eiammtiumme bon
$50 CUR 8ertbeituna tommeu. Gn.
lang Oes stieBens 9 ubr ourmittnss
gGlub 5 llbr naAmittaes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11

@enu bas @eIes tuirtlid bas Def.
men BON Stimmfaiten uerbietet, aus,
senummen bel einem CONTEXT Stpiiden
8aubioaten, 10 1T es sebieteriihe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11

9err Sobn U. sdneiber unb 5rl.
Emma s. Sparenbure. beioe pon Bet.
BON Springs. st. gbaries COUNTY.
ruurben am 9ienitas burd 5rieoens.
ridter 8eniel in oeiien Gmtsaube
e%etraut. 9as iunee 8aar uiro in
permann fem Seim aufidlasen.
Biet @lld gum Gbebunbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11

lluiere alte bodaeadtete sri tbar,
GERM, 5rau Inna 8. 9onsper. If
leste Bode mad st. Souls sereif
UNI oa ibr 2eim bel ibrer 9odter
5rau anna 3aplor aufauidlassn.
Ct mar ibr ia niat m6slia fi4 per
i6bnlid BON ibreu 5reuuoen unb BE-
taunten 81 uerabiateoen, 70 ruff fie
allen uermittelft bieier 3silsn elm
ber5li1es 2sbswobl su
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11
Guuutp Court DrrbauSlungsu.

Die Guuntp Court in ibrer oieie
@ode uertasten Stsuns r,ldte foi.
senoe Seuiaisuneen FIR ausbeFer.
nng Der @eae in 9ifiritten ruie folat:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11

@be faus wuroe 6ebnunaen ers
laubt luie iolst: Jreb Bles, 8abl.
otenlte 81; Gbr 9anuier u. s 8 @en.
ier 8abloienite lie so; @asconabe 8ie-
publication ST. 25; Or Sc Seba
aral Sehanbl bon Gnbp bomb $22;
5 Campbell Meoiaiu IS; Or Ser
reu ar5tt 8ebanol pon Uirs 5ubrer
"a so; GetOtte. 8retter fur 8esotf
8. Sc 80; Glfreb Gramer arbeit Serrn
aufabrt gu StOlpe So 90; 8eperatur
fur ROao @raber So so; 60. 9iato.
niiien pOspital, unterbnlt u. 8esrab.
nib bon Bm Gamer $62 So; Dieufe
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9beo Graf
IS; SO 9anuier Is: 6 s GIbers.
fuertb IS: unb DENT in Der County
Court ebas German 5nlfsiberif 81;
D 3 st. enner $l1 80 Srant Onden
$ll 20; o. Stoubp $ls; @has Ser.
man 4 Gage Rrobate Court So; 99eo
Srrf Sebubren $l63 so.
Sisbmas engineer 8anuier iuurbe
ansemielen nad oOrbers .benOer Yin,
aeise ben Gontratt gu usrseben einen
9uluert au bauen bel L Rue0er In
Sec. 2. Emp as Ranee 5.
Die Debut uno unterbalt Der Gpe.
leute B 5ubrer purbe Gnbreas Ruff
ner 5ueeiproHen uofir er 500 oas
Sabr erhalten lou.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11

s9- AbOnnirt asi bas Sermu amer
8olfsblatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11
0Fisieuer mespsiisr.
Seantte.
Geriebts 'Germine.

Souutp,Gourt. R~easIwdbise 5trmtus bestl-
men am 4. Wouto9 Der Wionote 6tbruar. WlaI
Gu9uIt uno 9lootnber. Sieuernusglet6 B.
hbr6e am /. Wiuutaa tt Npru
girtutts 6 on ri. R~egeImnbi9t &trutine be-
atnnen am 2. Weouta9 Der Wtondte Iouuar, Wtat
nno September.
grobate.9onrt. RessImaBtss 7srmtut D.
9tnuen am 4. Mlontaa Der Wonale itbruar
Roi, auauit uub slpptilbtr.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.


Joseph Broadbent OF North Adams
was In town Tuesday.
Frank Games of Troy was the guest
OF @. l.. HARDWOOD Tuesday.
Augustus Schlosser of Troy is the
guest OF c. T. Burt OF Elm street.
William Murray OF Gage street Is
visiting his parents In SALISBURY to-
day.
The remains OF Mrs. Jane r. Potter
who died at the home Of her nephew
In Shushan Tuesday morning were
brought here yesterday The funeral
will be held from the home of her
son, Lewis Potter In the south part
Of the town Thursday afternoon at
o'clock, Rev. George s. Mills ofiicia
ting.
Work has been resumed on the new
railroad bridge over the Walloomsat
river on Depot street. The abut
ments for the structure were put In
position last fall but no work has
since been done on the structure. II
Is now thought that the bridge will
be completely finished in the course
of few weeks.
Signs have been placed on the lawr
In front OF the railroad station pro
hibiting trespassing on this part Of
the company's property. People still
continue to use this short cut from
River to Depot street but II is the In
tention of the railroad officials t.
make an example of trespasser II
the near future and thus put stol
to the nuisance.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
BENNINGTON DBEfS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

George Alliger OF Greenwich, N. Y.
Is visiting his sister here this week.
There will be a regular meeting of
Monument lodge, Knights of Pythias
this evening.
George A. Rising of Hoosick Falls
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. H. H.
Allen Of West Main street this week.
Rev. Frank r Morris is in Pitts.
field today attending the Congregation
al home missionary society meeting
to hear DR.. Wilbur Chapman, the
world famous evangelist.
The rooms Of the w. II. Bradford
Hook and Ladder company are draped
In mourning on account OF the death
of Philip T. Ahearn, member Of that
organization.
The w. H. Bradford Hook and Lad
der company will hold special meet
ing at 1880 this evening to pass action
on the death Of the late Philip T.
Aheam who was member Of this
company.
Miss Grace Stockwell for the past
five years missionary In Burma, has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lucy
Durham of Main street. Miss Stock
well left yesterday to visit her par.
ents In Illinois.
The Bennington city band has kind
ly rendered It's services for the open
ing OF the new baseball park at SAT-
ford street on May % when the Ben
nington team will inaugurate the sea-
son with the Ostranders of Albany.
The Red Mil which has been at.
tracing SO much attention In c. A.
Woods window for the past few days
was moved today to James Burns
cigar store on North street where II
will be on exhibition for several days
Leander Morgan who recently sold
his farm In the west part of the town
has moved into one of the ore bed
houses In the northwest part of the
town. He will not take possession
of the farm he purchased In Shafts
bury until the present lease runs out
which is next April.
A number from this town left on the
2:30 car this afternoon to attend the
Williams-Bowdoin baseball game al
Williamstown. On Saturday perhaps
a larger number will attend the Notre
Williams game which will be
played at Williamstown. This game
will be called at o'clock.
l.. C. Whipple, superintendent for
Mason & Co., of Burlington who are
building the new Episcopal church
has gone to Poultney to work on an
other job. The work on the church
here is delayed considerably by the
non-arrival Of slate for the roof
Nearly all the work which can be
done at present is now completed.
Joseph Reynolds Tillinghast died
suddenly Sunday, May 10, at his home
in Englewood, N. J. Mr.. Tillinghast
was son OF the late Philip Tilling
hast who with Seth b. Hunt built the
brick mill now owned by the Holden
Leonard Co. His wife was Miss Kate
Swift, daughter Of the late Edward
Swift who died many years ago In
Cuba. He was man of charming
personality and lived for some time at
Bennington Center
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
WEST ARLINGTON

Mrs. Wells is the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Hanaman.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Hanaman spen,
Sunday in Manchester.
Charles yelling was guest of d
e. Harrington and family over Sun
day.
The people In Shushan gave Rev
and Mrs. Danes a reception at the pal
sonage Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Otis who is a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Morehouse intends to re
turn to her home in Washington this
week.
A great deal of dissatisfaction Is
being manifested with the school ION
the green" Parents In the lower dis
trlct positively refuse to send their
children to such school.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
CHARGED WITH FURNISHING
Interesting Point Of Law Is Raised In
Liquor Case.

Frank Cassavoy. charged with fur
nishing liquor to Albert Dow. was Civ
en-, a nearing in Burlington city court
Friday. The evidence In the case
was submitted and Judge f. c. Now.
err will render his decision later. Dow
disclosed on the previous day that he
gave Cassavoy rs cents and that the
latter got half pint of alcohol. Cass-
avoy returned and gave the alcohol
to Dow. who then treated him.
1t appears that Cassavoy procured
the alcohol at James II. Dolans sec.
ond class license place. Judge II. S.
Peck. counsel for Cassavoy, claims
that his act does not constitute a VIC.
lation on the part OF Cassavoy and
raises an interesting point of law. His
point is that Cassavoy acted as Dow's
agent and that the sale. as theory
OF law, was sale directly to Dow He
claims that ruling sustaining his
contention was made by Judge Alfred
A. Hall in Lamoiile county court.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
HOOSlCk FALLS
Village Meeting.

At the meeting of the village trus.
tees Tuesday evening the proposals
for the furnishing of sixty-five tons of
egg coal brought in four bids. Joseph
Buckley & Son bid $6.S3 and were
awarded the contract. John r.. Smith
was awarded the contracts for the re.
tanning wall and stone sewer.
The report from the treasurer was
referred to the finance committee.
The garbage contractor, Charles A.
Barber, asked for definition of what
garbage meant as he has been asked
to remove all kinds of things. The
Travellers Indemnity company report.
ed that an expert had examined the
boilers In the municipal building and
the external examination was report
ed to be first class. The internal ex-
animation will be had at a later time.
The application for an electric light
on Oak street was referred to the
light committee with power to act.
The same action was taken with re.
gard to light opposite the property
OF A. Harrison Webster.
On motion of Trustee Collins the
president and clerk were authorized
to make two notes for $1,000 each, this
sum to be secured by the tax budget.
Gilbert Patterson appeared before the
board and was willing to donate an
irregular strip Of land for straighten.
ing the street II the village would
build a concrete walk near the Patter-
son property which would prevent the
flow of water into the Patterson
lands. This was referred to the
street committee with power to act.
Trustee Clark read an offer Of 500
from the Maple Grove Cemetery asso
citation OF a strip Of land about liz of
an acre In extent, situated adjoining
the cemetery property. Trustee col.
Inns made vigorous protest against
a sale but offered resolution which
was adopted, granting the Cemetery
association right Of way.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
Gard of Thanks.

When the angel Of death enters our
homes, as he must sooner or later.
what comfort to have our friends
with us; we desire to express our
heary thanks for the sympathy and
love Shown to US during the illness
and death Of our mother, Mrs. Eunice
Johnson. We would especially thank
the SALISBURY friends for the floral
offerings and music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Johnson
and family.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


Mrs. Michael Cronin of Depot street
is Ill.
Clarence A. Munroe of SALISBURY
was In town today
Engineer George Murray OF Rut-
land was In town Tuesday.
Mrs. John Purcell of Dewey street
Is confined to her home by illness.
Edward Moore of Gage street has
started painting his house on Gage
street
James Kelley is building an addit-
ion to his house on Grove street ex-
tension.
Miss Louise Buffum of Main street
has returned from visit at her home
In East Dorset
Carroll Niles who has been serious
ly III for the past few weeks Is con
valescing slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Graham are re.
ceiving congratulations over the birth
of IL pound son.
Straw hats have been put on sale in
the various stores during this week
but the sale is not very rushing.
A new roof of tar and gravel is be-
ing put on the shed connected with
the Hawks livery on Main street.
Mrs. r. s. Drysdale and Misses
Nellie Meagher and Jennie Drysdale
were In Troy and Albany Tuesday.
James Bruten who has been visit.
ing his aunt, Mrs. Thomas Stewart OF
River street for the past few days has
returned to his home in Rutland.
The b. H. s. baseball team left on
the 1880 car for North Adams where
they were to play Drury high school
on the latter's field this afternoon at 8
o'clock.
Charles Nolan of Troy was in town
Tuesday visiting his Sisters, Misses
Amanda and Agnes Nolan of Gage st
Mr. Nolan is barber In the Mansion
house OF that city.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Manley and son Howard
who have been visiting her sister
Mrs. David Murray of Pleasant street
returned to their home In Manchester
Depot Tuesday evening.
lockwood &Howe real estate deal
ers, have sold for G.. F. Russell his
farm of so acres a few miles north
of this village to Otto Hermann OF
Schenectady. Mr.. Hermann will take
possession in few days.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
Did You Ever
See

Did you ever see q man trying to fill
the bottom OF his trout basket with
Tackle just suited for Cod Fishing?
Did you ever hear OF man buying
a pole" from another man who rep
resented factory and who sold rods
for less than the cost of manufacture
because he sold SO many.
Did you hear afterward that the rod
he bought looked like the letter s and
the whippings and varnish came of
the first day he used 1t?
Well, that is one reason why good
able bodied men, break the fourth
commandment and take to drink every
time they meet a fellow fisherman
with bottle.
Dear friend and prospective custo-
mer: Don't do II again. Buy your
Tackle from GRISWOLD who has
sold honest tackle at honest prices
for thirty-two years. You don't have
to buy from q picture book. We have
the goods in stock. All kinds Of
Tackle for all kinds Of fish that In.
habit Vermont waters. We buy In
quantities that secure the lowest pri-
ces, from the largest and best manu-.
facturers and agents and sell as low
as any catalog house or tramp peddler
who happens to have reliable TACK
LIE. It's easy tn prove 1t. Drop In
and compare goods and prices.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
Notice..

TO the Patrons of the Sanitary
Laundry
All work wanted this week must be
sent In Thursday morning at s o..
clock, as we shall move into our new
quarters on Saturday. This will nee
essitate shutting down for at least
one day. When settled we shall have
the best equipped. most modern and
up to date laundry in this section and
shall be able to give our patrons even
better work and prompter service
than heretofore.
]. II. Powers,
Prop. Bennington Sanitary Laundry.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
Card Of Thanks.

We, the undersigned, wish to ex.
press our most heartfelt thanks to
our neighbors and friends of North
Bennington and Mechanicville. who
so kindly assisted us In the sickness
and death Of our loving wife and
daughter and for all floral offerings
William Baldwin,
Mrs. Henry Shanahan
and family.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
VERMONT SHUT OUT
Massachusetts State College Beat I'm
versity by One Score.

Vers'ty py One score.
Amherst, May 13.-By playing an
errorless game yesterday the Massa-
chusetts state college defeated the
University of Vermont by a score of
| to 0. French proved more effective
than Vermonts pitcher, he giving
only three hits while Hunt was touch.
ed up for six. Vermont had chance
to score in the sixth but could not
hit The features of the game were
an assist by Gardner and catch by
Tilton.
Score by innings:
Mass 001 900 0 0 FL s 0
Vermont 0 30 0 o 0 0 0 90 8 2
Batteries. Vermont, Hunt and Bur
rington; Massachusetts, State, French
and Cobb.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL
Results Of Contests In National ant
American Leagues.

hcSuitS OF NOHteSt6 IN Ndttondl ana
American Leagues.
Following are the results In the
American and National league base
ball games yesterday:
American League
At n-Washington 3, st.
Louis 6.
At New York-Cleveland 2, New
York 0.
At Observation-Disclosures s, Chi.
cagO 3.
At Boston-Detroit 4, Boston 2.
National League
At Cincinnati-Boston 4. Cincinnati
8.
At Chicago-Philadelphia 6. Chi
cago z.
At s.. Louis-Brooklyn 0. ST. Louis
2.
At Pittsburg-Pitsburg 2. New York