The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-24
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80 8Ao4 NNoNG@
Prof. Lewis and his trained ami.
mails are at Library theatre the first |
three days of this week
The Bennington high school team
will go to Hoosick tomorrow for a |
game with the Tibbetts school team.
Mr. and Mrs. Orvis and Miss
Rhoda Oryis Of Manchester were
among the visitors to the village
Monday
Mrs. H S. Pickands of Old Ben.
nington has closed her summer res
idence and left this morning for her
home in New York.
William Johnson, a we'll known far.
mer of Hoosick now in his S1st year,
was in the village today and called
upon number of acquaintance.
H. A. Albyn. superintendent of the
Everett orchards at Toboso, Ohio, is
in town on business connected with
the Everett estate at Bennington
Center.
The marriage of Reuben w. Tay-
lor and Miss Eva Hayes of Manches-
ter will take place at the Manches-
ter Catholic church at o'clock We'd
nesday morning,
The marriage of Miss Doris Vail
and Joel Moon will take place at 3
o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the
home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Vail
Lost, Strayed or Stolen-A small
Bull dog belonging to G. Lynn Wood.
! Dog was very fond Of children and
would make friends very easy. Re-
ward offered to finder. 7t6
The probate court has appointed
Homer H. Webster administrator and
]. Oliver Burt and Fred C. Martin
commissioners and appraisers of the
estate of the late Martha d. Haytree.
Sheriff and Mrs. Frederick God
frey are in Montpelier. During the
absence of the sheriff Edward Mat
hers is acting as jailor and caring
for the heating apparatus in the
county building.
Rev. C. S. Mills left this afternoon
for Worcester, Mass, to attend the
Third New England Congregational
Congress, which convenes Wednes
day and Thursday He expects to be
home on Friday.
Don't overlook the Guldeboard
Chapel service this evening at eight
o'clock. Arthur J. Elyell will give
report of the meeting of the State
Sunday School Association at Bur
lington, October 1920, to which he
was delegate.
The entertainment course commit
tee of the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Y. NJ. c. A. met last night and report
ed on the sale of tickets thus far
AS the Congregational chapel will be
limited for room those desiring
course tickets should engage them
soon as not more than $50 will be
sold.
A concrete mixer has been install
ed on the Colgate estate ana work
has been begun on the concrete dan
TO be erected for the purpose Of
creating a small artificial lake. Tn,
lake will have an area of between
two or three acres. From II the Ice
will be harvested for the winter sup
ply and It will also afford facilities
for skating.
A match game OF ten pins was
rolled at the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys OF
Monday evening between the Y. NJ
c. A. team composed OF White
Banks, Allen, Cook and Boynton anC
the Cooper Machine shop team com
posed of Perry, Barratt, Morrissey
Waite and r. Perry. The "Y" team
rolled a total OF 2409 pins, to'a tota
Of 2l90 pins for the machlnists.
The Epworth League will serve
Grandmother supper in the socia
rooms of the Methodist church Wed
nesday evening, October the twenty
fifth. First tables will be ready a
six o'clock. Tickets are % cents
Try and be on hand for the frs
serving and receive a souvenir Q
Monument" chapter. Following tn
supper there will be a social bus
ness meeting OF the League to pla
for the mission study classes. Ever
body be present
There was a hearing this forenoo
at the Office Of Holden & Healy b.
fore Attorney II. A. Lawrence of Ru
land as special master in the cha
Gerry case OF Stockwell VS.. Five
which involves the title to a certal
section of land in the town OF Shaft
bury. James X. Batchelder and
A. Maurer appear for the plaint
and Holden & Healy for the defe
dant. AT noon there was prospe
= that the case might be settled wit
- out further litigation.