The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-16
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MISS NTenCNleNe DehlAu OIL Albany
is spending some time at the home OF
the Eaglesons.
VIM. Barrows is the guest of his
brother Experience Barrows at the
popular hosiery.
Among the graduates at Troy Con-
ference Academy is Miss Edith Har-
wood OF this place.
NJ. ]. Hapgood of Peru was In town
over Sunday and made an address at
the hall on Saturday evening.
"Methinks | have killed a Peru
vian"-quotation frequently in the
mind of Dr. Mead-and others.
Rev. George H. Gilbert arrived
here last week and on Sunday oc-
cupied the pulpit at Manchester for
Rev. Mr.. Perkins.
The Woods family of Brooklyn
have arrived to take possession of the
Snyder property purchased some
time ago by them.
Mr.. and Mrs Sutor and children of
Washington, d. c., have arrived here
to spend the summer. Ml2. Sutor is
sister of Rev c. l.. Carhart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Towslee win at
tend commencement at Castleton
Normal school where their daughter
Laura is to graduate next week.
Mrs. f. II. Stone received the sac
news of her fathers death last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone left at once FOL
Pawlet where Mr.. Hulett was an es
teemed resident,
The auction at the Snyder home
stead was held Tuesday instead o
Saturday which proved so rainy
There was large attendance ant
sales were quick, many good value
being reported.
While turning our minds to Fiel
days let us not forget the one q
Manchester fair grounds on the glo
ious 4th which promises to be a gref
event and for which extensive pr
\ parations are being made.
| Everyone is reading with interei
| the posters regarding Grange fiel
day to be held July 2lst. Sever
notable speakers will be present an
sports and amusement furnished
hold ones attention for many hour
| The portion of road being repaire
on the west highway is deserving
/ commentator, but when one drive
/ on to the bed of rocks at late hot
of dark night with no lantern {
/ bars to warn one, remarks would hes
be refrained from.
Childrens Day exercises were mos
/ pleasantly carried out, the little PEI
pie taking their parts most credital
| ly and the older ones showing the c
fects OF their careful training in sin
ing by Mrs. Campbell who is a
adept in musical lines.
| Washington Pomona Grange a
| sembled here on Friday, June lot
| Supper was served at seven o'cloc
| to over one hundred guests. TIL
| lecturer furnished a pleasing progral
during the evening and large elias
took the obligation for the 9Th d
j gree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Morris narrow
escaped serious injuries Monday ev
ming when the carriage in which the
were driving, was overturned in
rear end collision with a team drive
by Mr.. Sheridan Mr.. and Mrs. No
ris were both thrown TO the grour
with great force and their carrial
badly wrecked. Mr. Sheridan all
was picked up from the dust. I'll
horses. which were young and spir
ed, stopped quietly not running
in many similar circumstances, Al
Mr.. Morris Is more determined IN;
ever not to sell his roadster for al
price!
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Glover left Tue
day for trip to include Boston Al
New York. thus celebrating the
fifth wedding anniversary. Havn
an inkling OF this. few Of the
relatives and friends planned ST
prise and arrived at the home OF q
Glovers on Monday evening ARM
with wooden implements and refres
ments In variety The party VI
most graciously received and deligl
fully entertained till late hor
when they left, with hearty gol
wishes for n long life and happy Of
to the popular young couple. Amol
the guests were Hon and Mrs. Chs
b. Kent who on the same day ce'
brated their 10th anniversary.