The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-27
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The fall and winter schedule of the
railroad will go into effect
Sunday, Oct. /.
The Junior gymnasium class of the
Y. NJ. C. A. viii begin the season at
4;3O o'clock this afternoon.
Robert Harris of Weeks street
today picked wild blue violet in an
open field near his home.
Miss Margaret shsvlin has return
ed from Arlington where she was
called because OF the illness Of her
mother
The New England Tel. and Tel.
company has issued a new fall supple
ment directory for the benefit of sub
scribers.
At the Valentine street sale on Sat
urday. several good suits of mems
clothes, overcoats, shoes, hats, ETC.
Also ladies' clothing.
The body OF Mrs. Helen l.. Norton
whose death occurred Friday at River
Edge, N. j., arrived here Tuesday af
ternoon and was inferred In the vii
lage cemetery.
The price of tickets for the concert
and dance to be given for the Ben
nington Citizens band on October 4,
will be IS cents. This includes both
concert and dance. See program as
advertised In this issue OF The Ban
ner
Congressman d. ]. Foster arrived
in Bennington on the noon train from
the north and was the guest of honor
at the dinner of the Pomona Grange
In Odd Fellows Hall He will return
to Burlington on the 6:15 train this
evening
Among those who will attend the
goth annual convention Of the Yer.
mont Christian Endeavor Union.
which will be held In Randolph. Oct.
3rd, 4th and 9Th. are Miss Beulah
Bates, Miss Julia Loomis and Mrs.
II. s. Moses.
At the Valentine street sale on Sat
urday, small coal stove, black
walnut dining table, a fine set sof
leather bottom oak dining chairs, be-
sides other chairs, walnut bureau
and bed, with hair mattress, all In
first class condition.
The Pomona Grange OF Southern
Vermont Is in its regular quarterly
of
gresham ID. ]. Foster of Burlington
will deliver an address at the after
noon meeting Included among the
speakers is Health Officer H. l.. Still
son.
John W. lockwood has exchanged
his farm south OF the village with
George Smith for his place on Nor
gan street, to take effect early In DC.
tober The Smith farm was formerly
known as the Blanchard place and is
OF smaller acreage than the Rock.
wood farm. The lockwood farm Is
one OF the best known farms In town
as we'll as one OF the most productive
Up to z O'Clock this afternoon no
further steps had been taken la the
proceedings against the young men
who were responsible for the riot at
the Putnam House corner Saturday
night The friends of Edward ODon-
mel, who 1t has been intimated left
town because of the riot, say that he
had secured job out of town and
that his trunk was packed ready to
leave Saturday evening.
Announcement Is made by the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road that the fall and winter schedule
OF passenger trains will go into effect
at midnight Sunday, October 1st
Many of the trains, local and express
es, which were put on to accommo-
date the heavy summer travel. will be
taken off then. Some OF the through
trains to northern New England points
will be continued In service until the
latter part of October. New time Ia
bles containing the fall schedules will
be in the hands of ticket agents or
Friday, September 80