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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-01
T. C. White, E. M. North,
Gen. Pas. Agent, Div. Pas. Agt.
Wilmington, N. c. Savannah, Ga.

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the muscles due to old or damp. or
chronic rheumatism, neither of which
require any internal treatment. All
that is needed to afford relief is the
free application Of Chamberlain Lin
iment. Give it a trial You are ecr-
tain to be pleased with the quick re-
lief which it affords. Sold by e. g.
Bruce.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-01

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are safe, sure und reliable,
and have been praised by thousands
of women who have been restored to
health through their gentle aid and
curative properties. Sold by e. c.
Bruce.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-01

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Train No. 96.. 515 a. m.
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Direct connection at Port Tampa
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Connections at Savannah with
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north.
Schedule figures are given as in
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Fifteen cents saved by buying tick
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-01

Pneumonia follows q cold but never
follows the use Ct Foleys Honey and
Tar which stops the cough, heals the
lungs and eXpels the cold from the
system. Atlanta Pharmacy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-13
Nikczemna pomylka

ably zatN ardzit }eohtan,e, bols-
cYch urapionych hemoroid6w. Te-
60 niema potrseby. Siuchajcie.
ssClerpia{em bardzo ma hemoroidy,"
pisze Will. A. March, . Silver City
n. G.. dok4d ME dosta}eEa pudelka
Bucklena Arnikowej ma6ci j EOS
ta}em predko wyleczony. Spare.
MIA, gruczo}y, w1zody, %febryczne
rany. wysYpki, ~sKaleczeuia, pope
kane rece, wyrzuty febryczne. mi
kaja pc niej Csc " apiece NJ. ].
KoWalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-13
D.: ~.. aE.A.4rt
Z..GALICYI

KRAK0W4 Znakomity nasz
Kodak mistrz fortepianu Iguacy
Paderewski ME 20 raz p,e, wszY d.
je daw6d:swojej przYnaleznoso, do
'narodn polstiego. "a ka&dym POI
bytem sworn 1V 81 r: " i :karrsajju1. homie roz+
dsiela zasi}kl pienlezne ma cele pu-
bl,czne j ME odmawia koncert6w
v}asnyoh, BY ty1ko przyozynid sig
do dobrych rzecsy+ 1'eraz za6 do
chodzi mas wie66 a krolewskim
idole dare, jaki spotyka Krakow
se strony Paderewskiego.
Ma pisdsetns rooznice Grunwal-
|d1ke g ot r.: : jego rak goto~
wy, olbrzymi, spizowy pomnik POI
gromcy Krayzak6w: W&adyslawa
.Jagie}fy:=Krak6w ma juz " gdrnej
czesci plant6w prey I'll. slawko-
wskiej nieduzY pcmu,k Jadwigi i.
Jagie}ly, wyobrasa on raczej my6l
s}a,ycazeuia Polskii Y Litwa pod INA
klein krzyza - Jsgie:}y, zwyciez
ca Z pod Grundwaldu, ME jest tam
:uwydatniony- Tenn p'eknlejszq .te~
dy wyda sic my6l Paderewskiego.
Pomuik jest ma ukohzenlu " je-
.dnej Z ip1er~szorsednYcb od]ewarni
paryskicb, dzielo d}uuta Welonskiee
on s::x z7s:22:,:~. So
Ma granitowej podslawle wzao~
81 sic 81 bAis; czter,ema grupami al.
gor!yo,sneami,, imniie!dzy n,emi cd from
tn ksiaze litewski >Wito}d z konaja
Gym Krzy2akiem pod stopaml. w
g6rze mad tenn Wladystaw Jagiekto
IA koniu, z mlieczem IA d i opu-
jakby po dopiero co u
kodozonym boju. Twarz krdlew.
ska VIC rowana ne sarkofagu wa
welsk,m.
Ca1y pomuik liczy u metr6w
ma vice wysokosd dwupistrowej,
kamienicy " wyborae miejsca
s ~, "a = - . NJ, 's
wiec. wymaga stosownej prsestrzeni
i Tie. v yb6r plaou, ,sastrseg} sobie
Padereveki, W tasdym rasie jednat
mic 'oodirzuca on g}os6w opip1i publ.
cznej. u
JUL teras. wymieniajje pllac Ma
tejki, 'szczepadski, Bernardydski
(pod Wawelem);5 sw. Ducha, przy
ii. Basztovejj pod Hotelem Kra-
kowekim (gdz,e obecnie romn,,k
Rejtalna,), Rynek Klaparski j Ma.
Rynek:
z POD; MOSKALA.
KOWNO. Wdr6d !udnodei kato.
- . s. = La - sst-'"sE 4-.l: +EEs |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-13

wielkie Wrazenie w~Ywoluje pocia
ggnlecie do odpowiedz,alnodci sado-
wei 39s kalszy, : biskrpem suf a
ganem zmud,kim, KS. Cystowtem
ma c7ele. 4. !;
w czasie pomiedzy IL a l9listo-
pada r. q wytoczono 1893 krymi
nalnYch spraw przesiwko ksiezom
.miejscowei dyecezYi: Z liczby tel
$50 spraw powsta}2 2 powodu ME
wykonsnia przez ksiezy ok6lnjka
m'nisterium spraw wewnetrznych z
dnia II slerpnia 1905 r, "a a, 4 62e. |
Ok6ln'k dw zadss, ably pray prze-
chodzeniu z prawos}awia ma katol1
Gym kazdorazowo otrzymywano
pozwolenie ~gubernato,a. Polecon1a
tego stale ME 1ypelniano ministe.
rum ME przsdsiebra}o w6wczas
przeciwko temu zadnych krok6w,
Wledzia{y o tenn r6wnl. i wyzs,e
w}ad.e mieisoowe: general : CUBE
nstor i ~gubernator. Ale i one, tax
ssmo j minister. ME przedslebrafv
przeciwko tema zandych krok6w.
Dopiero " pocz4tku pazdzierni-
ka roku biezacego ministeriums
spraw wewnetrzuych poleclfo spe-
cyalnym cyrkularzem ma imie GU
bernatora wszczaG process ~przeciw-
ko ks'ezom, ktdrzy ME w~ype}niali
ok6lnika z dnia 81 sierpnia roku
1905.
Miejscowa w{adza gubernlalna
czyni{a podobno s~tarania " mini-
steryum, ably pu6cit W .nlepamieG
wszystkie te sprawy,gdyz czesciowo
xawinl}a W tenn w1adza, ME pred
sieb!orae odpowiedLich 6rodk6w.
Mlaisterium da}o podobno ma to
podan,e odpowledz odmowna.
Pozosta}e SO spraw wszcsete 20
sta}y przeowko ksiezcm "a pawra-
CAME ma katolicYzm, otwieranie
szk6} potajemnych /. t. p.
Podobno luduosc ujmie sic zs
swymi kapianami / nile pozwoli ich
ma(tretowa6. Wobec tego spodzle-
wac sic .nalezy burzliwych wypad.
k6w W przysz}osei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-13
IF sLAsKA.

OPOLE. Niezwyk}y nieszcsedli-
wy wypadek vydarzyt sig pewnej
kobiecle kt6rq pred okolo SELMA
mi odstawiono do szp;tala : 3owo-
du zatruois gazowego. w swej bez
przytomno6c, pc}kneta sztuczne
swe zeby; czego mkt zressta ME
satwazy}. Jak wiadomo, chorsY pa
zaczadzenie dostaja drodki, kt6re
v ywoluja slime wyn'ioty. To So"
st6sowano take U tel chorej,
lecz spostrzezono, il jskos cisiko
siostrze ni5osiernej
atoli usta bez,ebne j
przyszlo 1ej zaraz ma mysl, cay tel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-13

>napadu rabunkowego ma pewn
maodej kobieoie to v roblitu la
zaretu wojskowego. Uderzywssy ja
slime ple6cia, wyrwsl iej : reki
torebke, zawierajaca spora sumke
p;eniedzy, poozem dat drapaka
Odwach wojskowY, ktdry te scene.
z daleka zaawazy}, wezwa} przecho
dsacych wla6nie tamtedy Aoinierzy,
ably sic "a MIN " po6cig pu6cil,
Pc dluzszem szukanlu znaleziono
tel r,busia, lezacego W krzakach i
odstawili 60 d. kozy. :.
z R Pana kuszczyhskie"
go zlad spctkaio " tych doiacf
ciezk,e niesscze6cie. Kllkanastolet-
ri syn jego dosta} wlelks chorobe.
rroskliwy ojo,ec kaza} zaprsads
konie i pos}a} s}uzacego wras z sy--
men do doktora do Lukty. W drc.
de konie czegos wystraszYly i ros'
bieg}y, q " psdzie wraz z wozem
wpad}y ma przYdr6zue drzewo !
ieden - najm}odssy najlepssy 2
aoni - upad{, z1ama} noge i "a.
raz zdech1. Drugi kon uszedf CATO.
CHEkMZA, Nicszczesllwy prey.
padek ra lodz;e. Sledmioletnia CO.
reczka w}a6ciciela Schw " F. u
pad}a podczas je2dzenia na }yzwsch
tax nlessoze6liwie, lie uderzY}a g}o'
wa . l6d, cd czego dosta}a wstrza2
snienia m6sgu, a pc ohwili skona}a'
SZTUM w pobl.4u Nowegotar'
gu utkwi}o W sniegu W sob"te. ra'
no dw6ch ludzl, przejezdzajacych
wozem. Jaki6 ME zna;omy cz}owleh
pomog} i'm wypchnad pow6zki x
6nlegu, zabra} sobie jednak "a ia.
tyge swinie' zuajdujaoa ZIG ma wo
zie we worku. Pc z}odzieiu narazi'
ME ma sladu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-13
WI'1l !:lElC z 0J {,
z PRUS POLSRICH.

~ FhuS FUkHklCd>
z sZT!UMsK1EGo. we y liz
czewie pod Mikolajkami przyszio
do sprzeczki " oborze PREY pasze-
niu bydls polniedsy synem robotni'
ka Pesski a robotnikiem Wolkiem.
Syn Peuzkl przywola} sobie OLGA
do pomooy /. obaj tax 60 pobl|i.
w1dtsmii lu6nia cd wosa~ it JUL cd
kilku dni bez przytomnosci ley.
Bodaj, czy przyjdzie do slebie.
DNICA. s~ledztwo, Gig to-
.ozy " sprawie zabitego robotuika
Aatoniego Ruppy jest jak> sig moe
no sdsje, ma 6ladzie zab6jc6w.
Najmlodszy brat n~iebozczyka opo.
wiada{ ma przes}uohach take rze~
cry, 1e trzeoiego bra,a Francisz-
ka Rupps prsyaresztowano. o
wsp6lnictwo " zbrodnl Jest mocno
podejrzana take mstka. Podpada
r6wn,ek, re " ustepie, nalez acym
do mleszkania Rupp6w snaleziono
kawa{ sukua, zupe}nie podobnego
do tego, ma kt6rem Ruppe male
ziono powleszonego.
MIKOkAJKl. Cudem prawie u.
nikne}a 6mierci niejaAat Koz}owska
z Rheinswalde. Ot6z "a Woznicaml
ugrz4zf ,w6z pocztowy " 6n,egu.
Pddrdsui, wysiedli udalisie pie"
chota do Rynu. w droaze znalee
iii ,Koz}owska " 6niegu, splta,
;zmarznieta uieprsytomna Podr6a
mi odniesli q do najblitszego do
nu, gdzie przysz}a do sieble. Gdy-
by w6s ME ugrzaz} W dn,egu, ko-
beta by}aby zmap&a, lub tez wdz
po,>stowy by ja przejecha}. Dodad
nalezy. ze stale sig to wleczorem.
MOTE K. sic teraz naprawi,
forum. W niedziele wieczorem
dokona& pewien 40 letni opryszek
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-13
je:: :szcze6llwie W~Yciagnaft..

I'SZCZyNA. W jednej : okoli
cznych wsi odby4o sic wesele cor :.
HI posiedsiciela r.. Wieozorem ba~
viii sig wszyscy, jak to PREY we
selaoh* jest zwYsxaj, tahoem. Go
dcie weselni b71i wszyscy ma sail.
'Tylkc male dzieci pozosta}Y " do-
mu, a take pies. Maggie zjawi} sig
ten v looksa11u1, gdzie talndczono i bar
do uiespokojnie wobec swego pa
ma sic zachovywa}, a nawet chwy-
tajac "a spodnie, oiagnal go "a so-
be. RI. pdr;zeczuuwajjac cos, uda} sic
"a psem do domu. Przybywszy til
dotad,; zostaf: pok6j gdzle dzieci
spaiy, pe}en dymiu | palacy sic koez'
Udalo mu: sieeS1o7giiehd wnet ugasi6 j
dziecl ~jeasscze1' uratowac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-13

dawnym czas n nauczyciel Jaensch
v Gnieznle, rodem Z Wolsztyna,
roxdzinnemu swtmu miastu
ca}y sw6j majatek " wysokosci 81 !!
tye. marek. z tel sunny ma Is tvs
NIX. roazielonych bye jake Legally,
a procenty cd pososta}ych SC tys.
NIX suzyte bye maja ma rzeoz u
bogich i sier6t miasta Wolsztyna:
PLESZEW. w sprawie zbrodnl
" Bogus}awioach donoszq, ze w6rdd
mieszkano6w Boguslawic utrzymu
1e sic mnlemanie, il sprawcami NOR
derstwa 50 przemytnlcy Z Kr6le"
silva, kt6rzY Cd roku zeszlego pa
lali ku: " aslelewskiemu zemsta, pc
niewaz don,6sl wiadsy rosyiskiej
ze ukrywali sic pred straza granl'
czna " jego zbozu ma polu tut mad
granica> Zdradzonycn przemytni,.
k6w sohwytano l ukarano. Przypue
szczaja, re przelnytnioy wysfali
rzekomego sblega. ably i'm u}atwi}
zemsie, kt6rei tel dokonall " tax
okropny spos6b. Zbieg nocowal. W
p~ierwszych dn;ach pieciodniowego
pobytu u Wasielewskich " stcdole,
p6zniej pozwolil mu Wasielewski
spa6 " pokoiu te6cia S~o}tssiaks.
gdz,e tel podobno spa} tel nocY,
W kt6rej dokanauo zsbdjstwa. wy.
drukowano " Pleszewie ponownie,
10 tvs. kartek Z tekstem polskim,
opisujacym zbrodnia l rzekomego
" e. 81. E- "
xbrodniarzs, celem@ rozrzucenia
ich pomiedxy, ludDo6cia " Kr6"
lestwle.
GNIFZNO, Ma 600 marek kary
skazany zosta} W so3ote redaktor
,Leacha*' p. Konieczuy "a rzeko-
ma obrase towarzystw wojskowych,
kt6rej sig sgd ~dopatrzy} " notatce 0
udzlale ks. kanonika Sandera W OBJ
chodzie gnlecniehskiego laudwerfe~
rajnu. Jako5wiadek wystepowa} Ks.
kan. Sander!
GNlEZNO. Process Kwileckie]
snowu zosta} od}ozony ma nieoPra~
nicsony czas, poniewaz zachorowa4
pewien sedzia Obrohoy*juz wyg}o~
sill swoje mowy, :jeden z n'ch
m6w,} dsiewied godzin Z rzedu.
'BYDGOSZCZ. Dwadziescla je.
den lat 'przepedsi} 4s letnl ogrod.
mix Jan Lsasch " wiezleniu. Opu-
Soil j. dopicro 20. pazdziernika, a
jul znowu prsyohwYcono goina kra-
dzie&y. w domu jego z%nalezlono]
prawd1iwy sk}ad pokradzioaych
rzeczy. .Zuowu vice powr6ci} "
goscinne w~iezieula progi,~ H.
" " :.> =:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-13

: g mocno zaogui}a, prey stapid mue
sia4 lekarz do operacy'. Niestety
byso az. "a pdzno. Nastapi1o zaks
zenie krwi i " kilka d1iniach kobie,a
zmarla, pozosta r'ajso mesa j troje
AleAetulcn uzlecA' y ". -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-13

chora ME .po1knela zeb6w sztu-
:, oss'ntYoh: U! y !. spiInae j ~spostrse'.
g1la wre.zeie Podcz.sals wymiiot6vg
.zeb6w. UJda}o jej SIC .Dsste.
;p'naiie uchyyoic AeszcsYkami stby
4 10 ovo6i,w; uro;on.nox
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-18
sHAFTs6URY

Clyde Young spent Sunday in Dan.
by.
Miss Alice Young left Tuesday to
visit friends In Rutland.
Mrs. VIM. Strong entertained two
young ladies from Shushan last week.
Wayne Spencer OF North Benning-
ton spent Saturday and Sunday with
Beach Randall.
The proceeds OF the entertainment
given at the NJ. Il. church last Friday
evening netted sl5.
Miss Stella Bates OF Bennington
spent a few days last week with her
sister, Miss Gertrude Bates.
L. NJ. LOOMS OF West SALISBURY
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank LOOMS OF
Pittsheld. were In town Sunday.
Misses Ruth LOOMS and Mildred
Niles OF West SALISBURY recently
spent few days with Miss Alice
Young.
Bernard Twitchell returned TO his
work In Malone, Monday. after spend
ing a week with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. l.. Twitohell.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-18
FRANK E. HOWE. Editor and puO'l

The 10Th of August each year in
Bennington has one feature that
every resident of the town is or ought
to be interested in and that is the an
nual parade and inspection of the fire
department. 1t is the one time in
the year that the firemen come out In
the public view where everybody can
see them. In the main their work is
done at night when most people are
asleep and on times and occasions
when all the public sees of them is, a
glimpse as they hurry back and forth
in an effort to do a duty to which
they give their services without pay
and without hope of reward. Ben
nington has volunteer fire depart
ment second to none in Vermont 1t
has done sterling work here for years
and deserves more honor than 1t is
ever likely to receive as the boys
march by on the 18th of August. The
fire department is more than mere
organization of men. 1t is one Of the
vital and essential parts of the civic
life and IL its fire department isn't
all right town is in bad way The
Bennington fire department is all
right.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-18
DEEDS, NOT WORDS
Bennington People Have Absolute
Proof Of Deeds al Home.

It's not words. but deeds that prove
true merit.
The deeds Of Doan's Kidney Pills,
For Bennington kidney sufferers,
Have made their local reputation.
Proof lies In the testimony OF Ben
nington people who have been cured
To stay cured.
Mrs Oscar Ketchum. 1909 Park 81.
bennington. W.. says: My kidneys
were dlsordered for over six years,
the first symptom OF my complaint be
INK pains In the small OF my back
Later on | had a difficulty with the
kidney secretions. could not sleep
we'll at night and was annoyed by a
feeling OF languour and depression
Reading Of Doans Kidney pills.
thought they might be OF benefit "a
me and | procured supply. They
acted at once on my kidneys and AZ
, ter had finished the contents OF the
second box. was without a symptom
OF backache. being able to wori
around the house with ease. an
confident that a better kidney remedy
thanDoan's Kidney Pills does not ex
list" statement given In December
1861
Tested and Proven
In a statement given August 8
1908. Mrs. Ketchum said. II am GLAD
to have the opportunity OF re-endors
ing Deans Kidney Pills. They are q
household remedy with me and con
slider them most effective kidne,
tonic"
For sale by an dealers Price 81
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo
| New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan's-an,
take no other.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-18
The Next Legislature.

"The indications are that the next
legislature will be made up largely of
able and experienced legislators. II
most of the towns in Vermont send
back their representative Of two
years ago as many of them now seem
inclined to do, the state should have
a body, the like of which has seldom
if ever been seen in the halls OF state
at Montpelier Fair Haven Era.
Is the contemporary very sure that
all this reform in the makeup OF the
legislature is about to spring into
being this fall, after years and years
Of invocation by ambitious press and
long wearied people? Here and
there, to be sure, there are symptoms
of developing common-sense mani
tested in the promised return of some
experienced legislator by some prac-
tical community that apparently re-
CARDS the welfare of the state as a
whole above the mere localized graft
ication of passing an honor around
among good fellows. But. taking the
state by and large, the careful OBJ
server will note that pretty much the
same percentage of new men is
scheduled for the general assembly
this fall, pretty much the same quota
Of good fellows, clean citizens, but
inexperienced, untutored, unfit men
that never would be picked out by a
private employer to go on to his prl-
vate pay roll and do work of the
same responsibility in his private
business. st. Adams Messenger.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-18
sRR. !. Felix Gouraud'c Oriental
~ Cream or M7gioss 6oaut'fief
Hooslck

Francis Sherman was in Benning.
ton Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Snyder is in Grafton
for a short time.
Milo Babcock has gone to North
Adams to work.
Arthur Prebble is on the sick list.
eeheleeeHeee sflekHw.
Master Howard Cox, who has been
quite sick is out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bell returned
home from Boston Sunday.
There will be no preaching at the
Baptist church for two weeks.
Miss Katherine Brene spent Sunday
with her parents at Hoosick Falls.
Alfred Wood of Hartford, Conn.,, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. c. ]. Bowen.
Mrs. Jennie Fuller and William Lee
spent Sunday with Mrs. Matte Jep-
son.
Mrs. Katherine Stevens of Pownal
spent Sunday with her daughter,
Mrs. butcher.
Quite a number from Hoosick at
tended the clam bake at Battlefield
park Saturday.
Master Howard Cox and John Clark
and LeGrand Babcock are camping on
Petersburg mountain.
Samuel II. Bratt and Harry Bratt
spent Sunday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. Bratt.
Mrs. Edward Mattison and daugh-
ter. Hilda spent Saturday with her
mother at Hoosick Falls.
Mrs. Jennie Lolmes and son George
and daughter Maud had an automobile
ride to Raymertown last Sunday.
Mr. Wilson, who has been spending
three weeks with his brother, Chas,
Wilson returned home to New York
last Saturday.
Mrs. Connolly who has been spend
ing a month with her niece. Mrs
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Yonkers Saturday
A party of pleasure seekers con
sisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II
Sullivan and little daughter Gather
inc, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weff. Mrs
Frank Roberts and Mrs. George CARD
inal of North Adams, Mass, enjoyed
a so mile automobile ride through
Vermont Sunday in John Moseley'S
fine touring car. The party wen
through Bennington to Wilmington
Vt, returning home by way of Nortl
Adams stopping at Hartwellville. VT.
where bountiful chicken dinner wal
served by landlord J. NJ. Canedy thu
genial proprietor Of the Maple Row
Inn. The party also stopped in STAN
ford. W.. where they spent few
hours with Mr.. Sullivan's mother. Al
report fine time and plans are al
ready made to take the trip agall
next summer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-18
SUNDERLAND

Mrs. Flora Brockway was in Man
chester Thursday.
|. NJ. Bentley and A. Il. Wilcox
were in Dorset Sunday.
Mrs Frank Twitchell visited
friends in Bennington Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. MILFORD Eddy spent a
few days last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Williams.
Mrs. r. G.. Bicker and children have
returned to their home i'm Albany az.
ter spending few days at A. E. Bent
ley's.
Mrs. J. d. Higgins died early Tuesday
MORNING after long Illness of con
sumption. The funeral was held al
the Uuion Church Thursday Afternoon
at one o'clock, Rev. Haryill of Tasl
Arlington officiated.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-18
MANCHESTER CENTER

Mrs. Jennie Hilliard is in Rutland
for a few days.
John Deney of West Hebron, N. Y,
is visiting in town.
Mrs. Rideaut of Hoosiek is a guest
of Mrs. Sarah J. Bowen.
NJ. Andrew OF Pittsfeld, Mass, is
visiting friends in town.
Miss Martha Lawrence OF Sunder-
land was in town Friday.
DR.. Linwood NJ. Kelley has gone
abroad for two months stay.
Mrs. Edith Johnson and children of
Dorset were guests of friends Sunday.
Miss Stockwell of Broadalbine, N.
Y, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Earle
Marsh.
Ernest Lugene of New York City is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Lugene.
Miss Celia Lugene of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. JOS
eph Lugene.
The Misses King of Westheld, Mass
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Thompson.
Miss Nellie Combs, who has been
in town for few weeks, returned to
Albany Friday.
Service club of the Baptist church
will meet with Mrs. Charles Wyman
Friday afternoon.
Miss Katherine Beattie Of Fall Riv.
er, Mass, is visiting her grandmother
Mrs. w. H. Davis.
! Miss Agnes Vercherean who has
been visiting in Cohoes and Albany
returned Thursday.
| Fred Rowe has returned to his
duties in the Combination Cash Store
after a three weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sessions anC
son of Oneonta, n Y, who have beer
visiting in town returned to theil
home Wednesday.
The members of Skinner w. R. C.
met with the resident, Mrs. A. II
Botsford Tuesday. All present re
ported good time.
Miss Marion G. Botsford who ha
been attending Middlebury colleg,
summer session for the past 81,
months, has returned.
Mrs. Colby, who has been occupy
ing one of Mr.. Hawkins tenements
sold part of her furniture at auction
Saturday and left town Monday.
The 9Th annual reunion of Benning
County Veterans association will b.
held in Odd Fellows hall Mancheste
Depot Tuesday, Aug. 23d. Bushes
melting at 10 a. m. Basket picnic Il
G. A. r. hall. Hon. d. J. Foster viii
be present and deliver an address
Lieut.. Gov. John A. Mead and othe
prominent people are expected.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-18
ARLINGTON

Ira Garfield of Rutland was in town
Saturday.
James Post of Rutland spent Fri
lay in town.
]. l.. Burdett of New York was a
recent visitor in town.
Miss Mae Brownson spent Saturday
With her mother in Troy.
Miss Catherine Edwards of New
York City is visiting Mrs. George Ho-
ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoyt OF Pitts
ield, Mass, are visiting relatives In
town.
Mrs. Palmer Of New York city Is
stopping with Mrs. Clarence Gil.
christ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keron and son are
visiting the latters mother, Mrs. VIII
lam Smith.
Blanche McDevitt OF Dorset Is
spending some time with her aunt,
Mrs. Maud Somers.
Mrs. Paul Rochester OF New York
City after spending a few days In
town. has returned home.
Mrs. Mary Adams and sister Miss
Florence Holden are spending their
vacation In Plymouth, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walden of So. Shafts.
bury and friend from Brooklyn. n. Y,
spent Sunday at w. p. Wilson's.
Albert McKeon OF Bennington has
returned to his home after spending
mo weeks with friends In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips Of
Troy after visiting Mr.. and Mrs
George Howard, have returned home,
The Village Improvement society
held a special meeting at the home
OF Mrs. Tom Phillips on Saturday az
ernoon.
Bernice Cullinan returned home
Monday morning after spending Sun,
day with his sister and brother In
Bennington.
There will be the regular meeting
OF the o. Il. s. on Wednesday evening
In Masonic hall. Meeting called to
order at O'Clock sharp.
Mrs. lester Higgins OF New York
City called on friends In town Satur
day. Mrs. Higgins was formally Mis-,
Jessie Tent OF this town.
The st. James Guild will give an
entertainment In the town hall Friday
evening. Mrs. Gllohrist Is to read al
so a short play will be given by som,
OF the young people after which dane
ing will be enjoyed. All are cordial
ly invited.