The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-30

A Robinson, who has been spending |
several days in the village left this
for New York.
There will be a reunion Of the Cox
family at Lake Lauderdale Tuesday. |
Members of the family from this town
will attend.
Charles l.. Harwood of Beech street !
sent Saturday and Sunday in Pitts
field as the guest of his sister, Mrs.
s. A. Northup.
John G. Jennings of Cleveland,
Ohio, was a guest Monday of his cous
in, William g. Jennins, at the latters
bungalow on the Dome.
Mr. and Mrs John Grant and chill
dren went today to Altoona, n. Y,
where they were called by the death
OF Mrs. Grants mother.
The car, which leaves Bennington
for North Adams at S:45, brought in
a chicken on its fender which had
been picked up en- route.
The first consignment of show
sheep of the Fillmore Farms were
shipped this morning to Columbus,
o., where they will be exhibited
At the baseball game this afternoon
at least six colleges will be represent
ed including Holy Cross, K. p. l., Am
herst Vermont, Williams and Dart
mouth
William Gates from Ohio who is
touring with his family in his auto
mobile passed Sunday night at the
Walloomsac Inn. While here he Wis
tied old friends.
Frank F. Dagesse and sister Miss
Augusta Dagesse of Pawtucket, X. l.,
who have been visiting their cousin,
Miss Alma Dagesse have gone to
Springfield before returning home.
Mrs Hugh Kelley and her daughter
Miss Carrie Kelley have just return
ed from trip to Ireland. While
there they visited Dublin and lakes Of
Killarney and other places OF inter
est
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Graves and
Miss lmogene Norton have returned
from automobile trip to Breton
Woods and other White Mountain
points and through northern Yer.
mont
Mrs. DOwner Austin of New York
| City is the guest OF friends at the
Center Mrs. Austin is a we'll known
| atu - -
slstant Postmaster Herbert 7. Rob
inson.
The Seth Warner statue, presented
by Col. DIN Scott to the town. ha.
proved to be drawing card. as hun
dreds OF visitors have looked upon q
since il was erected Only words o
praise have been heard regarding II
Rev. Charles r. Seymour. d D. o
. Mount Vernon, n Y, was amonl
those who listened to Rev. JOSEPH
Robinson last Sunday In the Old FRS
church. DR.. Seymour, himself hai
often spoken in this famous old edi
fee.
At a meeting OF the Board OF LIS
ters Monday, Aug. 20, the Board hay
ing resolved itself into Board o
Grievances. twenty-five persons al
peared to register complaint or seel
explanation OF the raise in thei
taxes.
Bradstreets report for the pas
a week says. at Bennington knit good
/. and manufacturers OF machlenry ar
employed full force. General retaI
~ trade fairly good Hay crop was
:. large one but yield Of potatoes will b
y light
% irving Elwell and family Mis-
Rlanch Frazer, Clarence Shlppie, MI
r and Mrs. William Thorpe, Oscar r.
- well, Jr., b, w. Vickery and c. I
sherman enjoyed a straw ride I
: Woodfoid Sunday. The party secure
nearly 100 quarts OF blackberrIes.
Charles H. Talbot George DeIorr
~ aud Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Noy,
and guests, Misses Bertha aud Ami
Dietz of New York and Charles Kle
hardt of Montclair n. j., spent So
urday night and Sunday at the
b, Camp Mountain View at Woodford.
he Francis Gallagher OF Boston h.
ne taken the position OF bell boy at Il
~. Putnam. Young Gallagher, who wea
m a Khaki uniform. has been one OF ii
n, mess boys of the Ninth Massacht
~ etts regiment for the last three SUI
ny mcrs. and has Just come from Pi
iT Plains where the regiment IL holdll
" It's annual muster.
= Mill street between Main and Rly
streets viii be closed beginni
tomorrow morning for the purpose
putting In the new iron bridge. Fli
Sc ectman Frank NJ. Crawford h
notified the Office OF the BerkshI
Street Railway company that Il wor
be necessary to transfer passeng,
~, at this point until the new bridge
VI. In place
MIR. and Mrs. Albert pltkln a
guests at the Walloomsac Inn. \
Pitkin Is the Curator of Ceramics
- the Morgan Memorial Hartfo
Conn. This memorial was dedicai
last January and was built BY ]. ri
pont Morgan in honor OF his faith
Junius Spencer Morgan a resident
Hartford many years. Mr. PHI
M has Just returned from two monI
y" trip TO Europe, where he visited "a
- the principal museums studying 81
. sihcation. labelling and several me
u DDS of museum work.