The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-07

Falls is visiting her uncle Fred Pot
ter.
The village schools commenced on
Tuesday with the same teachers as
last year.
Miss Edna Norris of Troy was a
guest of Mrs. A. F. Towne from Satur-
day until Monday.
Miss Margaret Purcell is Ill at her
home with scarlet fever and diph-
iberia, both being in light form.
! George w. Houghtaling has return.
ed from a visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Louis f. Dunton in Colerain, Mass.
Fred Gardner of Petersburg juno
ton came out Sunday in his new Blu
lex auto and visited at f. Il. Lewis
Frank Van Horn and family OF Rot
terdam Junction, n. Y, are guests OF
Mrs. Van Horns mother, Mrs Rosal
tina Jepson.
Ray Collins OF the Boston American
ball team was the guest of his former
U. " NJ backstop, NJ. J. burlington
Jr. over Sunday.
Miss Ellen c. burlington left Mon
day for Orange Mass, where she has
a fine position as teacher in the On.
ange graded school.
David A. Thomas has returned to
his duties as agent at the local sta
ton after his months vacation in
Kansas City, Mo-, and Galveston, Tex.
as.
George Jackson of Worcester Mass,
a former resident made visit to Pow
nal last week. This was his first Wis
1t here in % years and he found but
few here whom he formerly knew.
Miss Edna Norris of Troy, Mrs. G..
T.. and Miss NJ +. Parker went with
A. G. Parker Sunday on an auto trip
/ to a point beyond Lenox, Mass Re
turning. just little out OF Pttsheld
a bursting tire, was an unwelcomed
event Such things will come how
ever, and must be endured stoically.
The burglary at f. c. Paddocks OH
Saturday night has proved the great
est topic OF conversation Pownal has
+ had for a long time. The boldness OF
this miscreant was amazing and II is
F. safe 10 say that no feminine member
OF a Pownal home will retire for som,
4 time without first looking under the
E bed.
Many people attended the Fair and
I Fireman's Muster in North Adams
The trolley care gave the usual holi
: day service which means start FOL
home several hours before you wan
TO get there. The Banner correspon
/ dent noticed one car crowded even {,
y the running boards and tenders which
was able to move no faster than a tw,
4 year old child can walk.
Miss Wlnifred l. Wright OF Powna
and Raymond h. Fairman Of Bosto
were quietly married at noon SatuI
IN day at the home OF the brides father
4 Samuel Wright by Rev. II. G.. Mol
" OF the Pownal Baptist church. Tn
bride was born in this village and ha
=. always made her home here say
% when she has been following her V,
n. cation as a teacher She graduate
with high honors at the Williamson
high school being salutatorian OF h,
class. Following this she graduate
from the North Adams Normal schol
having fine marks all through h,
, course there. She made n great su
cess as teacher, holding fine pos
tons in Greenfield, North Adams an
II Springfield. She seemed to have
special aptitude for the work and w
- many words OF praise from the sup,
- intendonts OF the schools she tauEl
Her friends In town are legion, all
whom are hearty In their expresslo
of good wishes. The groom who
the son OF MIR and Mrs. Ellswor
Fairman of Greenfield. Mass. hol
responsible position with {
r Knowles Steam Pump Works Of Nj
Cambridge, Mass. He il you
man OF high character and much pu
, and Is rapidly making himself a 81
cess in the world of business. lie /
high ideals which he makes realiti
The Young couple left by automot
for wedding trip to be spent mos
In New Hampshire. On their rett
they expect to commence houseke
/, ing at once in Boston. The ne'
: welded pair are commencing life
der the brightest of auspicesan N
), many friends In Pownal predict gr
: happiness from this wedding.
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