The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-09
POWNAL

Mrs. Daniel f. Gardner is suffer
ing from a severe attack of asthma
The Fourth passed off quietly no
one being hurt or injured in any
way.
John Kimball of Bennington was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Kately
recently.
DR.. Peach of Orange, Mass, was
the guest of friends in town for the
week end.
Mrs. Burns and Miss Sarah EN-
DRY of Troy are visiting at DIR. B.
o. BARRIERS.
f. f. Guilford has returned from
two weeks business trip to VIII
mington. VT
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Tracey OF
Someryille. Mass. are visiting Elijah
Barber at Riverside Farm.
r. Il. Fairman of Laconla, ~ H..
was here over the Fourth and the
week end visiting his family.
The young son of II. E. Sheldon OF
Orchard street, who has been Ill
with scarlet fever is a good deal
better
Mr.. and Mrs. Amah Wait of Stuy-
vesant Falls, n. Y, who have been
visiting Samuel Wright. returned
home Sunday.
The Baptist s. S. will hold their
annual picnic sometime this month
at the Sand Springs grove. A full
attendance is hoped for.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kately of
Yonkers, n. Y, who have been visit
ing c. c. Kately for couple of
weeks have returned home.
DR. Arthur w. Thomas and wife Of
Jamaica, VT, are visiting d. A
Thomas of Church street. They
motored over in their Ford car.
Miss Mary Purcell of Elmwood
farm has gone TO Castleton, VT,
where she will be for several weeks
at the teachers summer school.
Myron f. Blanchard with his wife
and child are enjoying part of their
vacation in town with his mother.
Mr. Blanchard has a fine position
with the General Electric Co.. in
Lynn. Mass.
The bridge over the Hoosick
river at the foot of Main street, has
been replanked by Selectman Mer-
chant The planks have been laid
in the direction of the traffic and
the smoothness of the going is a
welcome contrast to the way 1t was
previously.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Brann Of
Waterville. Conn, have moved to
town and are staying with her sis
ter, Mrs. Leon Dorman. Mrs. Brann,
who was Miss Luella Smith, was
born in this village. Mr.. Brann
has taken position with the Coop
er Mfg, Co. in Bennington.
The death of Rev. Sumner Stew
ems OF Williamstown comes as a
great shock to the Pownal Baptists
Mr.. Stevens delivered the sermon
at the laying of the corner stone of
the local church Rev. Mr.. Mohl OF
the Pownal church took part in the
funeral services of Mr.. Stevens
Tuesday.
A traveller from Berlin. n. Y,
who had evidently had a few too
many of the cup that cheers tried to
drive over Tracy w. Dorman's rig
Saturday night Mr.. Dorman was
injured some and his wagon damag-
ed somewhat The man paid Mr..
Dorman part of the damages and
was allowed TO leave the state.
Owing to the absence and illness
OF the first two men on the North
Adams G. c. tennis team. Arthur G..
Parker was obliged to play No. ! in
singles in a contest Saturday with
the Holyoke Canoe club. He de-
feated his opponent SO. go. go. In
doubles he and his partner were
beaten by the HOlyoke pair 2-s. SO.
So.
The auto OF Eugene p. Prindle Of
Williamstown broke down the Fourth
with a bad rear axle and he left the
car side Of the road near the resi-
dence Of J. W. Gardner. When he
went to TOW his car home he found
Il minus head lights. prestoiite tank. |
three tires and all the tools gone a.