The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


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Harry Wills is passing few days |
in Schenectady.
Mrs. e. s. Mosher of Haynes Cor
ners is in Dorset for week.
Regular meeting of Miriam Rebeks
all lodge tonight A full attendance
is desired.
Charles f. Sears of Rockland,
Mass, a former resident, is visiting |
relatives here.
Ernest Biddle and Champ Noyes of
Haynes Corners spent Saturday in
North Adams.
Mrs Brooks Wells of New York is
a guest of Mrs. Louise Curtis Of Old
Bennington.
Jacob Schnurr has returned to
Lansingburgh, being called here by
the death of his nephew, George War
rem.
Miss Martha Hulett of North Shafts
bury spent Sunday at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Harold billiard, of
Bennington Falls.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Louis h. Newton of
Worcester, Mass, are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Newtons father, j. c.
Rickert of Scott street.
/ Mrs. Mary Adams, assistant in the
Office of County Clerk J. j. Shaksho-
Der, has gone to her home in Airing
ton for weeks vacation.
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Beatrice and Lillian of Lanesboro,
Mass, are spending few days at
the home of Mrs. Anna Null.
County Clerk j. ]. Stakeholder, re-
turned Saturday from Burlington,
where he attended the annual meet
ing of the ermont county clerks.
Alonzo Bent observed Bennington
battle day by taking fishing trip on
the main stream and returned late in
the afternoon with q nice trout.
| Miss Amy Harbour, register at the
local probate Office, has returned
from a two-weeks' vacation, passed
with camping party in Woodford.
| General 7. s. Peck with his wife
and daughter, Miss Theodore Peck
of Burlington. is the guest OF Miss
Juliette Stamford at Old Bennington.
Il Clayton Reed of West Salisbury,
| who has been taking treatments in
Troy for creeping paralysis, under the
Kirotaktic system, is somewhat i'm
proved.
Col and Mrs A. c. Hubbell of Phil
adelphia, who were to arrive here
Saturday for their annual visit, have
| postponed the trip to later in the
| season.
Miner Clark and Robert Holton
hiked to North Adams Saturday and
| spent the night on Mt. Greylock
where they watched the sun rise
Sunday morning.
\ David Estes. aged 10, of oneonta,
whose body was brought to North
Bennington Saturday, was not the
uncle of Edward Estes of Woodford,
but only brother.
Albert II. Pitkin of Hartford, Conn.
is in town for week. He is getting
out a history of Bennington pottery
and lis studying the old newspaper
files at the library.
| Nicholas Schnurr and Thomas Ska
hill have returned to New York after
months visit with the formers
sisters, Mrs. Anna Null and Margaret
Schnurr of Scott street.
Tho First Law of Nature" in
three parts. a spectacular western
and Indian battle, will be shown at
the Library theatre today. ADV.
Ed Rugg OF the Michigan Home
and Training School of Lapeer, Mich.
who has been visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs George l.. Rugg. has re-
turned home. Mrs. Rugg will remain
a few days longer.
Prof X. s. Bahan of Cleveland,
who is spending his vacation here.
has gone to Boston for few days
visit. From Boston he will go to
New York and will then return here.
He expects to absent until the last of
the week.
Prof. l.. II. Elwell of Amherst,
Mass. is spending two weeks in Ben
nington. and will devote his time to a
study OF the stones of historical in
terest in the cemetery at Old Ben
nington. He will later issue a book
with the records in form available for
reference.
Frank II. Hyde, foreman of the
Campbell Knitting company of FL
mira, n. Y, a former resident of
Bennington who is spending his va
cation with relatives here. has order.
ed of +. Estabrook a Barre granite
monument to be placed on his lot in
the Bennington Park Lawn cemetery
in memory Of his first wife and their
son Robert.
Bennington Grange will hold
meeting Wednesday evening when
the third and fourth degrees will be
conferred ON the candidates and 9TH
er important business viii be tran
sacted The third degree is to be
given by the degree staff. At the
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