The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-29

A number of guests from Jackson
Vile, Fla, are registered at the Bar
rows house.
c. A. Towslee is employed this
week at Henry Burroughs, saving
wood by horse power.
Many from this section attended
at Burr and Burton
seminary last week.
Miss Lowry of Erie, Pa, and Miss
Eichbaum of Yonkers are guests of
Mrs. A. p. Sherman.
If all plans materialize there will be
many guests from Dorset at Lake st.
Catherine this summer.
Social activities at Woodruff hall
will begin early in July when the club
will be formally opened as usual.
The heat of the past week has
been extremely oppressive, showers
scarce and dust rapidly accommodating
on the highways.
Mrs. Edward Morris entertained
large party of young people the eve
ming of the Gotta in honor OF John Hill
lard and sister Sarah.
Madame Belier and sons of Mon
treal are occupying the cottage for
merly owned by Miss Dunton who
sold the property to Miss de Mott
beck
Among those attending the Alumni
dance at Burr and Burton on We'd
nesday evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Glover, Mr.. and Mrs E. II. West
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Phelan.
Miss Marcia Gray has opened din
ing rooms at j. II. Sneldon's residence
Miss Gray needs no commendation
from the townspeople. and strangers
will prove by trying, the excellence
of her cuisine.
Joseph Devean, former respected
resident is reported seriously i'll at
his home in Ossining, N. Y, and
doubts are entertained as to his re-
covery. This news is deeply regrett-
ed by his friends here.
Miss Inglehart of Watertown, N. Y.
and Miss Mabel Ward, students at
Smith college, who have been guests
at c. b. Gilberts LETT on Thursday for
the conference at Silver Bay where
they go as delegates.
The stone tower on the pinnacle is
steadily growing. 1t is to be thirty
feet high and twelve feet in diameter
the entire distance. 1t is quite an
imposing structure and will afford
much pleasure to those. who enjoy the
climb it."
We hear nothing lately for the pro-
ject for an Old Ladies' home in Dor
set but we feel sure with prospec-
tive gentlemen's club on the west
road, that there will be numerous par
ties who will visa to see the Old La
dies home!
We understand the reason why
Henry Kellogg started to take the
barn with him to Wells, was because
all the barns up there big enough for
the wind to find, were blown away
last spring. His auto is more docile
at this writing.
Among the arrivals of last week
are Mr.. and Mrs. Brigham of Toledo,
Ohio, Mrs. Frank Sutor and child OF
Washington, ID. c., A. w. Harrington,
r. Ii. Harrington of Troy, Mr. and
Mrs. Ransom Gillette of Troy, Fred
Godfrey and son of Bennington, DIR,
Reynolds of Albany City hospital.
Interest in fishing holds good.
Thursday morning bright and early
Sheriff Fred Godfrey and son and
Sheriff Convey came up from Manches-
ter to try their luck and secured a
fair string of trout, although as suual
the biggest one got away. We know
him, he's been in the same hole for
some time and weighs fully a pound
We nave watched many fishermen go
down and feed him his breakfast!
Better luck next time, maybe.
Lovers of orDset far and near, will
rejoice to learn that the Inn is to be
opened for the season on July 1st
1t will be under the supervision of j.
r. Stafford of Schaghticoke, N. Y,
WAC has had large and successful
hotel experience and comes well
recommended to patrons of this noted
hosiery. Many applications have
been received and no doubt the place
will be filled to Overlooking, as in
former years, in which case the usual
rooms throughout the village will be
available.