The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-09
aORTH BEHHlHGTOA

Mrs. r. B. Carter is visiting rela-
tiyes in Burlington.
P. c. Jesperson has accepted no
sition at the station.
Joseph Kelly has accepted posi-
ton with NJ. II. Moon.
Miss saydie Babson has returned |
from short stay in Troy.
Frank D. Green has accepted a po- /
sition with the II. S. Walbridge Co.
Mrs. Henry TeHt moved from the
Simmons block to Bennington today.
Miss Amy surdam and Mrs. Flor
ence Surdam spent Wednesday in
Troy
Miss Esther Burgess Of New York
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. H.
c. Cole
Fred Eddy and L. II. Whitman are
spending the day on tshing trip in
Arlington.
Miss Mary Woodruff a student in
Topeka, Kasp is spending her vaoa-
Htion at home.
Special program at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday morning Chill
dren's day exercises.
Mrs. R. A. Jones is spending a
short time with her parents at Put
nam Station, N. Y.
The Bennington county convention
OF the w. c. T. u will be held in Ru-
pert VT, June p and %.
The ladies missionary society of
the Baptist church met with Mrs. A.
S. Hathaway this afternoon.
Mrs II. C. Simmons is spending the
day with her daughter, Mrs. John
Gibson in Hoosick Falls.
Raymond Woodruff and family of
Topeka, Kas., are visiting at the home
of Mr. Woodhull's father, Or. J. B..
Woodruff
lis. w. II. Stillman and Mrs. NJ.
inc who have been visiting Mr..
end Mrs. H. |. spafford returned to
Troy today
The baccalaureate sermon will be
delivered Sunday evening at 1880 at
The Baptist church by Rev G. S.
Mills Of Bennington.
Mrs J. b. Woodruff and son Rem
ington are in Burlington where Mrs.
Woodruff is attending the Grand
Chapter OF the o. E. S.
The 25th annual Bennington county
convention of the Womans Christian
Temperance Union will be held in
Rupert June q and %.
Several young people were delight
fully entertained last evening by Mrs
v. H. Tompkins in honor of her cou
sin, Miss Cotton Of Fairlee, Vt.
Merton D. Bishop has resigned his
position at the local station and &C
cepted one with the Boston an(
Maine railroad at North Adams.
John b. James has moved from Mr..
: Clark's corner Church and West SITS.
= to the house formerly occupied by NJ
! Fitzgerald on Mechanic street.
! V. L. Tompkins who had the misfor
| tune last week to step on rust,
/ nail is out again and although quit,
lame he is confident viii soon be well
| Plans are under way for the alumni
| reception TO be held Friday evening
= lrre II, 20 n2rk hall The diferen
! committees are at work and a goot
| time IS assured
| Invitations are out for the mar
| riage Of Miss Ida May Shaw to Fred
| erick Babson on Saturday afternoon
| June II at o'clock at the Congre
| gational church.
4 The weekly shoot OF the Fish an,
Game club will be held thursday al
| ternoon at o'clock Regular month
| ~ meeting az s o'clock All member
are requested 20 be present to al
| range to send team TO the state shoe
In st Adams June 1915.
| F. NJ. Earle formerly Of this plac
and a graduate OF our high school /
spending a few DAYS 10 town. MI
Earle recently passed the entranc
examination 10 the naval academy a
| Annapolis and will report there Jun
10.
W. Il. Worthington who has sper
the greater part Of the winter in s
Cloud. Florida. has returned Will
IN ST. Cloud where Mr. WorJhngto
has some property he erected fln
house and will undoubtedly spen
some very pleasant winters In IN
new Southern home
The first annual prize speakir
contest Of pupils In the North BE
. nington high school was held IN Bar
hall on Friday evening. June at
o'clock, The following program WI
carried out: Music Goldsmiths q
chestra; recitation, Education
.nomas Wheeler; recitation, TT
Gray Swan" Grace Allen. recitatlo
. "Toussaint LOuverture' Kenne
Durham; music, orchestra: recitati,
Ride Of Jennie McNeal" Ruth Smit
recitation, THE Death OF Garfield
J Edward White: music. solo. h.
Bottum; recitation, Uncle Tasc
and the Deed Marietta Howard
! itatlCn. THE Men to Make Stat,
Leland Hall; music, orchestra; re
tation. The Glass Railroad" Ma
|. Robinson, recitation, "The Vas