The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-04
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News Of the Town and liIIlge Told Bdefb
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J. s. Ball is confined to the house
y illness.
Duane Bassett was in Troy Mon
ay on business.
James h Whitney is in Albany TO-
ay on business.
Mrs. VIM. Allard is visiting a
riend in Pittsfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs E. S. Stolliker were !
n Boston yesterday.
Edward Todd is in North Adams
Tor a part of the day
Mrs. c. w. Thatcher is spending
the afternoon in Troy.
William f. Hawks, Jr., passed a
part of the day in Troy.
H. w. Myers is making extensive
repairs on his tenement on Union st.
There is regular meeting of the
II. w. Putnam Hose Co., this even
ing.
Benediction was celebrated at st.
Francis de Sales church last even
inG.
Miss Eleanor Burt has returned
from a visit at her home in Airing
ton.
Harry Roebuck, John Harte and
Charles Harte were in Boston Sun
day.
W. l.. Peltier, Of PittsfeId, a for
mer resident, is passing the day
here.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Newman on West Main street yes
terday.
Miss Title Heryey has resigned
her position AT Hudson's Ice Cream
parlors.
Aimed LAlCur and family have re-
turned from several weeks stay in
Woodford.
Frank Brazel was enrolled as a
student in Bliss Business College
yesterday.
Don't miss the great Biograph pic
ture, "A Salutary Lesson" at Library
theatre today.
Ryan & O'Connor announce their
opening Of fall aud winter hats Thurs
day, October 6. S6t2
The Mason Brothers Of Pawlet will
be at Robert Gardeners Friday night,
Oct. with IS head OF cattle.
George Bond is in DANNY today on
business. He has been appointed ad.
ministrator of his fathers estate
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Cox, who have
been visiting Newton Cottrell. have
returned to their home in Pittsfeld.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson OF Sche-
nectady who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs Marcus Armstrong, have
returned home.
Miss Alice Morrissey, who is a
nurse in the Troy City hospital, has
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. n. ]. Morrissey.
Mrs. Fred lockwood and three
children with her mother. Mrs. Hun
| ter, have returned from two
months visit in Ortonville, MINI.
Division f Of the Second Congrega-
tional church will meet in the church
parlor Thursday afternoon at o.
clock A full attendance is urgent
| ~ requested.
The Guideboard prayer meeting
will be held at 1880 o'clock tonight
You are requested to come and bring
a friend The service will be led by
Rev. w. f. Meyer.
A regular meeting of the o r. S.
is called for Wednesday evening.
October 9Th Business of Importance
is to be trancasted and an informal
reception given the grand matron.
Mrs. n l.. Stllson. 4 large a'ten.
dance is requested.
The Whitney football team played
a no-score game with a team In Ad-
ans Saturday. The feature OF the
game was several long runs by Ar
thur Denley. Adams plays a return
game here Saturday. Oct. 10, at the
old athletic field.
Announcements have been receiv-
ed here of the marriage at Waltham
Mass. OF Miss Nettie NJ. Pierce
daughter of C. A. Pierce. former
proprietor of the Bennington Banner
and Charles A. Burgess of Hopedale
Mass Mrs. Burgess has large
number Of friends In Bennington who
will wish Der every happiness.
Fliiah Dewey. II. l.. Stillsor and
=. n. Gr'swold, accompanied by VIM
Sibley. photographer. in the latter'
steamer were ut the Battle grount
yesterday. marking and photograph
ing historic points OF interest and
value nr Day and Olin Scott wer,
10 have ACCOMPANIED the party bu
were indisposed Several more trips
re contemplated by these men whI
are interested in marking these spoti
before they are lost
The Rutland railroad has issue,
an order prescribing that all its EN-
p'oyes who handle the passenger ser
vlce-conductors trainmen. baggage
men. station agents and the like
must wear similar uniforms, the or
der being applicable 10 all the New
York Central lines The uniforms
are to be of the usual blue, brass
buttoned type with caps to match
Only black shoes are 20 be worn by
employees while on duty. Celluloi'
collars are tabooed 'Neckties mus
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