The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-04-01
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Clarence surdam is in Troy today.
w. c. Bull is recovering from his re-
cent severe illness.
Frank Ames of Troy visited G. L.
Harwood Wednesday.
William Freedman is moving from
North street to Lincoln st.
C. NJ. Lambert of School street is in
Berlin today on business.
S. NJ. Bowles OF Woodford is in
town today visiting friends.
Charles E. Cook of Cambridge Wis
tied friends in town Thursday.
Mrs. DeIevena Cotea of School St,
is confined to the house by illness.
F.. c. Williams has moved from Tn
ion street to the Patchin tenement on
Main street
George Center OF Cambridge was
guest OF M J. Schwab of River street
Wednesday
Miss Agnes Ferguson Of Troy is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. II. c. Roster of
Valentine street.
Miss Charlotte Warren of Rutland
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. J.
L. Warren. School street
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hill have start
I'd housekeeping in the Augustus
Poucher house on the Woodford road.
latham l.. Madison went to Troy
Wednesday to spend portion Of his
,acatiou with his father, A H. Nal
lison
Two large maple trees in front Of
he Sacred Heart paroehial school OH
Gage street have been cut down this
week
Mrs. f. c. Oviatt of Philadelphia ar
rived here Wednesday evening to
spend few days at the home of Col
Olm Scott
Mrs E. NJ. Dickinson is moving
from Main street to Valentine street,
! where she will live with her daughter,
Mrs. William Long
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l. Lyons and son
Frederick of Greenfeld,>- Mass, who
visited relatives in Bennington the
past week, returned home Sunday.
Word has been received here that
| Mrs. c. b. Wall of Winsted Conn
who has been III with rheumatic fe
yer for several days is slowly recoy
ering.
| According to the New York Herald
llx- Gov and Mrs. John c. Mccullough
and daughters, are expected to land
in New York on Saturday of this week
from their trip to Cuba.
f. Il. Estabrook and S I. Staples
his designer and letterer, both former
ly employees of w. H. Fullerton Of
Manchester left on the morning train
to attend the funeral of Mr.. Fullerton
The. Ladies Aid Society of the Bap
fist church will meet with Mrs. S. S
Pratt Washington Ave on Friday
April End from TO O'Clock All are
very cordially invited. Come anC
bring your work.
Library Theatre today. new pic
lures of merit and a program Of su
perb quality arranged to please old
and young, The latest pictures oil
dramas, comedies, etc. and in life
size. A big show at our regular adj
mission sc to children. l0c to adults
New pictures every day, don't miss
them.
Rev. A. S, Davis, w. Harrington
Sears, Wells W. White and Messrs
Mason and Beckworth took supper a
Sucker pond Wednesday evening
They left here about $3.50 and return
ed about eleven o'clock. They found
much snow on the mountains anC
muddy walking outside the village
limits.
James Gunshannon went to Platts
burg, n. Y. this morning where he
will give an exhibition of club swing
ing at the barracks in that town. His
brother William is a member of the
U. S army stationed there and viii
participate in boxing bout with 1
man from Montreal during the same
evening.