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Charles Bentley of Sandgate spent
Tuesday in town.
0. r. Hill of Woodford is in the en-
ploy OF John Rooney.
Mrs Frank E. Grennan has return
ed from a visit in Rutland.
Miss Lucretia Edgerton has reeov-
cred from an attack Of the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Martin OF
Arlington visited here Tuesday.
A regular meeting of the woman's
Relief Corps will be held this even
ing.
Frank E. Talham who has been i'll
for some time, is able to be out
again.
Attorney Frederick P. Carlton of
Montpelier was in town Thursday on
business.
There will be just one show at the
Library theatre tonight running from
s to 1915.
Miss Geneva Ryder has returned
from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Earl
Wood OF Woodford
At the box Office at O'Clock to.
night the sale of seats will start for
"The Old Homestead"
Take advantage of the millinery
selling out sale at the New York
millinery parlors, Library building
The body of the late Henry Duane
Brundage of North Bennington was
taken this morning to Pittsfeld for
burial
Frank Scott who has been spend
ing few days with his mother Mrs
Frank Scott. returned TO Troy this
afternoon.
Louis Puffer of the r. p. l., Troy.
who has been visiting at his home
here, has gone to Proctor for a visit
with friends.
Rummage and Second hand cloth
ing sale at 1873 North street today
and Saturday Several good over
! coats and mems suits.
For sale at 129 North street a
piano on easy terms, an organ cheap
for cash, a sewing machine, dining
table and a good desk.
Mrs. Adriance of Williamstown
who has been visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Kellogg at Old
Bennington, has returned home.
The Regulars defeated a team from
the Fraternal order of Eagles in a
pool tournament at the Belle poo
parlors last night by score of 25C
> to 1856.
Captain Anderson of the Salvation
Army in Troy ana Captain McDer
4 mott of the Army at Albany have
J. been in town the past few days OF
J. business.
, Mrs. Thomas Dunlap OF South
! SALISBURY and her sister, Miss julia
. Mattison of this village were guests
Wednesday at the home Of Charles
NJ. Lane of Waterford.
The Knights OF Columbus in Adams
! will confer the third degree Sunday
and between 10 and dozen candid
ates from Bennington will be among
the class TO be initiated.
Mrs. d. A. Lindley. who recently
sold her property on Main street to
Perry B. Gardner, has gone to Dor
set to make her home with her
daughter. Mrs. Clifton Kent.
Miss c. +. Corcoran OF the Troy
City hospital, who has been substitu
ting as day nurse at the Soldiers
Home hospital, for a few days, re
turned to Troy this morning.
Richard and Alex Van Santvoord
who are pupils at Miss Maude Car
penters private school spent Thurs
day with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Seymour Van Santyoord at Troy.
Masses were held at ST. Francis de
Sales church and at the church OF
the Sacred Heart at o'clock this
morning in observance OF the Purih
cation OF the Blessed Virgin Mary
A private individual who is a great
believer in DR.. Cook the most adver
tised man In the world signed con
tracts yesterday for his appearance a
the Bennington opera house soon
Watch for date.
Don't miss the special three rec
production Cinderella with Mabe
Tallaferro that well known star, tax
ing the lead. These pictures will be
. shown at Library theatre this after
noon and evening.
Clarence, the young son of Mr. ant
Mrs. Charles Fox of Gage street wh'
was thrown from sleigh a few
. days ago. while jumping hobs, is SUI
! fariug from "A eprioug niury TO al