The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-29
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iss~ls Of the Town and VlllsSs ToIs
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Hermon S. Pinkham at the Baptist
church tonight at 1880.
Joseph REILLY of Hoosick Falls Wis
tied friends in town Sunday.
The district schools reopened today |
after a couple of weeks vacation.
Mrs. Julia A. Kelley of Depot street |
was in North Adams over Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. f. Whitney of No.
Adams visited in town over Sunday
The price of coal in New York city
viii drop so cents ton on April LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore of Depot
street were in North Adams Sunday.
Edmund LaFranehise OF School St.
is in Troy and Albany today on bust
ness.
John Temple of Ayerill Park, n. Y,
spent Sunday at his home on Gage
street
Mrs Thomas Hughes of Williams
town visited friends in town over
Sunday
Thomas Mclaughlin of Main street
is spending his vacation at his home
in Dandy
Richard Maurer has returned from
short visit in Troy, Albany and
Schenectady.
Mr. and Mrs. H. b. Hutchins and
Miss Elizabeth Gregg are spending
the day in Troy.
A handsome line of Easter post
cards to retail at one cent each just
received at Evans
! Mrs A. II. HOLSTER and son went
TO Albany this morning to spend a
few days with relatives
| Wilbur Smith is spending a part of
his vacation in Woodford City as the
guest of John Gleason.
Miss Lizzie Guidon of Maple street
has returned from a few weeks visit
! with relatives in Hoosick.
! The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank LaCross of Lincoln street is
seriously i'll of diphtheria.
Frank Corbett of Gage street who
has been seriously III for several
months. is slowly improving.
Frank Smith of Boston is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. Abbie Burgess
of Depot street for few days
! Mrs Julia Bowen and Miss Clara
| McDevitt of South Dorset are visiting
friends in town for a few days
| Misses May and Eleanor Hutton of
Main street are spending their vaca-
ton with relatives in Williamstown.
| Mrs NJ c. Dryer of Bellows Falls
! spent Sunday in town as the guest OF
her husband at the American house.
| Miss Georgiana Austin. resumed her
duties as teacher at South SALISBURY
today after the regular spring yaca-
ton.
II Joseph Tessier of Dewey street and
napoleon Tessier Of South SALISBURY
visited friends in Hoosick Falls Sun
day
n Mr. and Mrs John Flynn of Depot
street are moving to Springfield Mass
where they expect to reside in the fu-
| ture
I Miss Bessie Houran of Dewey
street who has been i'll for few
days has recovered and is now able
to be out
Sister St Thomas and Sister Col
umba who have been visiting at the
local convent on North street, return
ed to Rutland this morning.
Word has been received here of
the safe arrival in Spokane, Wash on
March %, Of Robert Cakes who left
4 this town over two weeks ago.
John Fox who formerly conducted
a blacksmith shop on Washington St,
p is now in charge OF the shop of c. Il.
r Galusha on Valentine street
Friends in this town of Mrs. Agnes
( C. d. Lyman of North Adams are
l. grieved to learn of her recent bereave
ment, the death of her husband.
d The Y. NJ. c. A. senior class will
= meet this evening at the usual hour
n Business mems class Tuesday after
noon at 400 All members should be
= in attendance
l. Special assembly of Bennington
/ Council No. r. and S NJ. will be
e held this evening, March 20, at 7.3C
p. m, for the purpose of comforting
, the r. NJ. and s. NJ. degrees.
:. Owing to the condition of the lib
d rary rooms due to the recent fire the
2. annual meeting of the North Benning
D ton Free Library association will b.
V adjourned to p. m, Wednesday eve
. ming, April Z.
IS Reunion night" at the Baptis
!. ,hurch tonight at 7;30, Friends o
$ year ago win hear Rev. II. S. Pink
ham and shake hands with him at thu
% close of the service. OF course yo'
n will be there
II Rev. and Mrs. Hermon S. Pinkhan
y arrived from SomeTyille, Mass, thi
j. afternoon and are guests at the Bap
W list parsonage. Mrs. Pinkham vii
spend the latter part of the week witt
: friends in Rutland.
N Mr. and Mrs. Charles w Hoag o
saltwater, n. Y, are guests of MI
and Mrs. Charles Carpenter of tn
LYONS district Mr. Hoag is constable
=. in The town of saltwater and deput,
b sheriff of Saratoga county.
= There will be maple sugar socia
free to the members of the HounI