The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-09-02
BENNINGTON VEEFS
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MISS hiA hMnrG OF North street
Is attending the Cambridge fsr
Judge p r. Potter Of Povnsi sas
In town today on bis way b. Nanches
ter
Miss Carrie Merchant Of River
street Is confined 10 the housc by M.
ness
Miss Kathryn Jenney IL oonvaleas
Ing from her recent attack Of typhols
fever.
Mrs. E. b. Garfield Of Schenectady
Is visiting Mrs T. r. Gregg Of souih
street
Frank Hyde OF Elmlra. y y ha|
guest OF relatives IN town for a couple
Of weeks
Myer Smith has moved from
County street into the O'Donneii
tenement on River street
Mrs George Colgroye Of Valentine
street who Is seriously m shows slight
signs OF Improvement today
Mrs. William r. Hawks Ir and
w. ~ Nf'AAfNN IL NWNNE MNMNN no AM
bridge today 10 attend the fair.
Mrs. James Smith and Mrs Estes
OF Woodford were In town today on
their way to the Cambridge fair.
Mrs. Andrew ]. Downs expects %
move tomorrow from Silver street 10
T.. A. Coles house on Putnam street
+. f. soule. engineer at the Eagle
Square Mfg. Co. is moving his family
from North Adams 10 SALISBURY 10
day.
Dr. and Mrs. Dewitt r. Lewis "a.
pect to drive to the Cambridge fair
Thursday. His Office will b. closed
all day.
Mr. and Mrs Roy ~ Paddock add
Rev. and Mrs. II. c. Harmon drove
this morning to Cambridge 10 attend
the fair.
Miss Margaret SILK Is entertaining
a party of friends at dinner today N
honor OF Miss Cunningham Of Louis
vile, Ky.
Owing to the repairs being made IN
Masonic hall the meeting for the EAs.
tern Star, called for tonight. has bsss
Garrett Paddock OF Dewey street
has finished making repairs on the
Pleasant Valley school house near
the Summit
Misses Leonore and Catherine O,
Connor OF Schenectady are guests OF
Miss Sarah o'Connor and Mrs. FrA4k
b. Grennan.
Miss Margaret Ryan OF North Il
has returned from visit with Mr..
and Mrs. John II. Frost OF the west
part OF the town.
The lodge rooms OF the Elks which
we're damaged by the recent Are IL
ne Hawks block are being redecors
led and repaired this week.
Fred Kennon. former resident "a
bennington and son OF the late Elisha
hehnon, is now exalted ruler OF the FL /
Mira n. Y, lodge of Elks.
Harry Cook of Park street was In
Cambridge Tuesday where he PLAYED
win the J2nd regiment band OF Hoos. !
lex Falls at the fair grounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goldsmith who |
lave been visiting his mother Mrs
Paullne Goldsmith of Main street have
returned to their home in Troy.
Preparations for the second annual
held day by the local Y. NJ. c. A. are |
now almost completed. The meet
Will take place on next Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Bailey formerly n
member OF the Salvation Army but
now ilvlng with Mrs. John lockwood |
IS visiting her parents in Middletown.
Conn.
FRANK q Adams who has been a
,uest OF his mother. Mrs. John I'd.
tngton of School street for the mast
eVeraI days, left this morning for
Utica. wi
Henry Oglesby, a well known in.
nate OF the Soldiers home left this
morning for weeks STAY in spring. |
leld' VI. where he will attend The
annual fair. '"'
announcement is made OF the mar |
lage OF Miss Ethel c. Wheeler 10 Or
norman Z. Goodwin Of BROOKLYN Mias
was formerly night superin. |
endent at the Albany CITY hosplta ,
ND is now guest of Mr. and Mrs q |
:. kimball.
George Burgess of Bridgeport Conn
S visiting George F. Heath OF Elm 81
ma other old acquaintance. Mr. Rnr.
.ess was formerly in partnership with
Mr. Heath I'm the jewelry business on
North street for several years and has
many acquaintance in town.
Mrs. John T. Curren and Mrs Vim
sullivan and families who have
'een the guests of their parents. MIR
ma MRS. Michael Martin OF Benning.
on Center for several weeks returned
o cambridge, Mass, this morning
lrs. Martin accompanied them as far
IS North Adams. '
One of the best fields OF corn IN
own may be seen at the Soldiers
iohie' IL averages over five feet and
* inches in height and many of the
'alhs are over six feet in height. The
arm weather OF the past few DAYS
as ,neiped to round out an ALREADY
xcellent season for corn.
This morning there was sold n,
ne local station 10l tickets for the
,amOridge fair, which is nearly Ok
lore than on the corresponding dav
ISL year. Many teams left as early
5 Iour O'Clock this morning from
ms village and it is safe to say that
yer zOo from this town are attend.
ng the fair in Cambridge today II is
ill go. wv" iiioie
EDWARD Jepson recently lost horse
mich was sick of lockjaw only short
me- Il. M. Hulett has a horse affect. I
d with the anmn dinnnn, -. - I