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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-21
QUICKSILVER MORE
 VALUABLE THAN GOLD
HAS RISEN IN PRICE FROM sS5 Flasf4 TO ssoo AND SrlLl
 RISING

t is more profitable in these days so owu z quicksilver nine than gold mine Since the war began mercury hss risen ia price from sS5 s flask to ssaa
 i flask holds 7s pounds II Is sarp-fslegsy small. shs metal being considerably k--v.s- than lead
 Evs1 at the advanced p-ica. Ar-.e-i- car nuaitioa makers are falling over themselves 10 gel mercury. They maS1 hare is to make mercury fulEi1aEs. the o2ly suitable stu. .oz caps shell fuses &nd -de.o1stors" fo- various kinds c. p-o5eesiles-
 Every quicksilver deposit in The Eo-id is being -ovkes1 10 the limit to- day. l. !. aarvess tine to- the uer- cvry producers Probably there wilI sever ee another Ike it.
 The zi.uztio1 is the more remark able fo- the reason that before she gar the oGtlook for quicksilver. eozl- Ee-c.alIy speaking was ve-y had Production exceeded demand and 1er- cz-x mine o~ne-s ware eagerly seek Ing zsE markets to- their p.c6gct-
 Placer mining to- gold Ez California and other parts ot the world made . great demand for qgickzllve- Much ot .he gol6 toznd in surface gravels is very finely divitet--eduoei. indeed. to szeA itay particles as 70 5osz out Q. the siuscs-aoIes -ith the water. Tass meant. q course. great less. BU- t zas discovered long ago that fl nsrczrT wzs pu. into the siuiesboxes for other apparatus used tor the same purpose} !. vozi5 catch tas gold and hold it.
 The secret c. tEe natter lay in 1Ae tzcz that gold wII dissolve il quick stiTeE zs rapidly &s sugar wiII dissolve n wztez-.h= t-o thereby combining to form z1 -zzzian7 Evezy ezzrz-- crushing mill operated for the eI-rsc- tio1 ot gold from The rock Is ~oFssd o1 .1zt pr1zeip,s. c1e poEde-ed s-zE  being run cFer . copper pE2ie eoa1ed Ei-1 Eerc1ry At intervals tte Esg- czrT Is scrzped o-. and mora quick sslTer is rubbed CT
 Uato-V1az-ely. the placer mining bazIzess Ls oz the do-n grade l. has be=1 90 foE long time pzS- T1e gold-p-odacizg surface grzvelS all oTe- tAe Eor.d have been 10 C great eTEe1- ex1zas-esi- and hence The demand fc- quicksilver for this special purpose has sezdiiY dilinisAed
 This HAS the s!-zzttoa that gave the zercE-y men 50 much alarm before the zz-. Little 6i1 they imagine that there Ezs iz prospecs z Eo-id-EiGs catastrophe that -oaId create zzch 2 azrke. fo< their prodze. ss their wild es+ dreams had never preSgured
 Barring she famous AlEzden mines q Spain Ea.ca have been Eorxe1 for mora thar z4i-5a years the greatest kzoEn deposits q mercury fn the Eorlc are found i1 California The zos- important of those iz Ina. S-zte
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-21

were discovered by Indians, long be- fore the days os Columbus, From that So1rcs the aeo-iginss derived Ysrrail- ion paint for freScoiaS their bodies
 and observation of the decorative ei- fleets thus p-oGuC a& led 10 an inquiry hy white men which resulted in the development of the quicksilver mines
 Clnns bar. the ere c: uerrurx. when found in : pure state is vsrIiliOn in color T. is 8 sgalphzta, 5 chemical
 mixture os quicksilver and sulphur
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-21
EIGHT STUDENTS FROM
 THE U. OF w. ARRIVE

Albert Benson. Lowell Williams. Wendell Black. William F. Jones, Irv- ing D. WiEslow. Harry Fursman, Wm- Bowden and Marcus Lundberg. eight students from the University Of Wash ington. were among the passengers ar irving on the Al-Ki this morning. who come 10 spend their summer vacation iR this city and will be employed at the NorthIand Dock cannery which is to begin operations shortly.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-21
PERIL IN GARDENING.
KanssS Ctr S,arl


 The worthy couple sSt side by side oa the b-o2i 6oo-stsps. looking as miserable 2s TWO lost geese in $ hard hzils.o-n We asked why they were 50 sad in view of the fact that The sun sho7s brilliantly and the birds sw2ysd oR Eha adjacent boughs.
 -Al.s.- they answered We hare been making garden Both ot us are sonsShz1 shseat-miudsd. and after thinking it oye- we fear that Sam uslla has planted the liver pills and Horace has taken the sweet peas. However. ~e are not absogutaly su7e about it. and t is the uncertainty thas hurts
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-21
ANOTHER NEW ARRIVAL.

Born unto NIT. and Mrs J. C. Sparks 3 seven and one-half pound baby boy yesterday Dr, Myers, the attending physician reports both mother and baby doing nicely.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-21

Onions are excellent blood puri- fiers. They are Natures remedy for sleeplessness, too. An epion poultice Is of great relief in rheumatic pains. In many cases bad indigestion can be cured by an onion diet.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-21

It is reported that Blumea balsam- ifera which grows wild in abundance in the Philippines, has been found to be identical with the plant from which camphor is obtained in cer- tain parts of China. The commer- cial possibilities of this plant are now being investigated.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-21

of the ketchikan. Alaska, Post Office For week ending June 10, 1916. Arvik. John
 Brown, Chas. il. Carlson, Tom Chung, K. s
 Chuck, Billy
 Coy, Stanley
 Dahlbeck. John c. Hackney, F. R. Johnson, Chas. Ii. Morrs, John
 Porters, Geo.
 Samson, Wilfred c. Sproule, George Troy, John.
 Walers, E.
 When calling for the above, say Advertised" Parties claiming let ters from the above list must pay fee of one cent for each letter claim ed. All letters unclaimed by June 24, 1916 will be sent to the dead letter office, Washington, D. c.
 M. D. Swineford, Postmaster.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-21

Hugh Barclay. who has been con fined to his home for the last ten days is about again hopping along with stick. He is gaining rapidly however.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-21

W, l. Rogers. superintendent of the Mt. Andrew mine is here for q few days in the interest of the company he represents
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-21

Even Norman flies about on his new wheel like hell-bent-for- He vents people to know that his dad bought him a new wheel.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-21
CUSTOMS COLLECTOR IN TOWN

!. F. Pugh, ousoms collector for this district with headquarters at Juneau. is here on official business.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-21

W E Taylor. the we'll known pros. peetor and miner. of Kasaan. is a wis, itor ill town on business and pleasure.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-21
AT THE REVILLA.

C. King. H C. Brown, L. Hanson. T Rein. J. Carlson, ". T. Ross, G. liar ris. C. H. Barkdull, C. Green, H. Wis tad and U'tsheImaen-
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 :: AT THE HOTELS. < . .- # -.- :. -:- .- -.- z. :. :. -.- I -.- :. <
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-21

Millinery at one-half price at Heck mans.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-21

Special discount oa party dresses for Thursday. Friday and Saturday. -J. R Eeckman
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-21

Beautiful summer waists. Georgette crepe. voils. etc, at J. R. Heckman's.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-21

Middies in great variety at Heck mans.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-21
kETCHIkAN AUTO SERVICE
 N. Caspersen, Prop.

Reasonable rates to any part of the city. Prompt and quick service. Phones 73. 45, e7. 50.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-21
KETCHIKAN CIVIC CLUB.

KETCHIKAN CIVIC CLUE.
 Meets every first and third Tues day evening at 3 ?. m, at the Coun- cil Chambers. All women interest cd in the welfare of our city are cordially invited to attend-Sec. E. P. Dickinson, M. D.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-21
AT THE STEDMAN-

J. F Pugh. C A. Burkhardt, A Greenbaun. R- Pointer. E. Rutquist, 4 Koblre. ". J. Rogers. ". E. Fay Tor. r. B. Hyder. J. Howard, jr.. A Larson, 4 F. Tunnels and F. J. Proxu
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-21

Remnants at one-half price at Heck, mans,
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-21

f f * F SKATING RINK will be kept . F open every evening for the : F amusement of the public. Ad- . mission 25c. John Hendricks, .
 f Manager. ketchikan. .
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-21
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&cin 5IeiidJ pp,t 8pllanb mad
9cutidlauh.

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Sic b%ollanoilde @esierlns bat 81
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Snbantia : Sal crle6iat.
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elm @bfommen setroffen. ipo,adl mad
gecrptgli1lg bes &rieges Sic nit Sen
l1ntergans bes boIlanoiiten shiffes
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llda1ngscpmmittee unterbreitet lperz
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Der 5fpiiden Ben beiben 2dnbern hertz
idenben sltten Sesiebungen sefabi
ipnrben", bemerft oa5u bte gerliner
lleberIee : Nadridtenasentur.
'@erabidieonns biterreidiider Grsber=
5bsc anf @nnid 9entfdlanos.
2onbon, %. Sept. Cine 9epeide
aus 3iiri6 beiaat: SnfoIse 8eeinfluiz
lung Ieitens 9eutidlanbs ieien orei
oiterrcidiide @r5ber5Dge .aus Sem
aftipen Militdrbienlt alsgeldieben.
gr5ber5oa 2eopolo @aIbotor, gbrenz
o%ireftor Ser Sraneis Soiepb Mfanemie
filr @ilenldaft, 2iteratur unb a1lnit
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ldaften IN @icn.
Se1tidlanb m,,b bic sdmcis.
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lleberei1fomn1en 5tpiiden SOUTHLAND
ltr1b Der Gdlpei5 iinb laut elmer bon
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tenen Sepeide erIebigt tporben. Ser
8ortlaut lit oem idpei5eril6en 9unz
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SIM pergan9enen SUM brobte
@eutl6lano Elm embargo auf ale
Gnsfubr nod Ser gdpei5 al1sapro~
men, ausgenommen Sic ldheiSeri Ide
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tallft pllrben, geltatten. 9dra1tf bate
Elm M%bgelanbter Ser s1tpei5 8elprez
dlngen nit @ertretern Ser Naiirten
IN Eafts, unb I'M Gllgrit 8pg 9eutldz
LAMB letne 9robuus suriid, lt1o 1eitz
DEM fanben erneute @erbannlungen
5lpil6en Berlin nnb 8ern 1tatt.
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be n M ittel.
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Sapbile. @us 8onitantinopel erfabrt
Die lleberlee Nadrt6tenagentur, bab
inter Ben ruiiiiden Gruppen i'm
&aufaIns cine Ieuterei ausaebruden
tit, neil ibnen sic notbtpenbigen 2e=
bensmittel feblen. @ebrere 9ffi5iere,
nnter ibnen ein 9fe9imentsfommn11z
beur, ipurben set0btet.
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Menfs ans @pd Sslanb
@pnatsperiammlnns bcs Sod Ss-
LANDER 3iueigucreins bes SentidJ=
amcrifaniidlcn M~atiumalpcr-
hnnNrS.

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ltld=amerifanild)ell Natio1talbun
oes balt am h%elltiacn Spnrltag, scr
"a. September, Nadumittaas baIb 8
l1hr, in Ser Mof Sslano Gurnbane
leine rc9elm1Bige Mpnatsperianln-
hung ab. IS liegen mihtiee @eidaf-
te Dor ullb miro oas ~pol5dblige Ct
ldeinen Ser GeIegaten ermartet. Mlle
oelltld)el1 siiraer iino minfommert.
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ger, @eIiber ser sto. 401 4. Ipclllle
bcle9eren @irtthaft, Dem bon oenl
etlpa Is Sabre alten Charles &ahn,
no. 306 A. StraBc mobubaft, nleb=
rcrc &ll9eln in leinen1 9pfule in Sen
&opf aeiagt muroen, miro itiiltolid
ermartet. Die Aer5te habcn nm 1ebr
mcllig @offlulna, oob Ser Sdpperper-
lctte nit Dem 9ebcr Danprfonnllen
miro. &rllc9er bcfinoet iid) I'M st.
@oipital.
3rpei Stllnoen, nad)ocm Sic Der
bananibpollen Sdiiiie ~obgefeltert
lporocn lparen, erfolgte Sic @erhai=
Habn's, Ser oelln al1ty ser So
~geaeaii5er eillgcltanoen bofen
iol, oab er Die S6iiiie allf arl1eger
a%bfcuerte. Iieies ioa ocsbalb CT
fol9t leill, neil Habn oen1 @irt6=
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ipater nod Ser bieiigen @egeno iiber,
nadyoern, pie CT erflarte, ieil1e Iral1
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beben i11 &%alifornien ibr 2ebelt Der
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@irtbihaftea IN Ser Nabe ieiltes So
girbaales, mnroe jebo6 ielten in an
getrlt1fer1em 3ultano geiehen. @ie
Die @oli5ei erflart, ioq Gabl1 betrun=
fen gemelen leil1, als er Sic perb1ng=
nibpolle Sbat al1sfiibrte.
Sic @pnpe1tion Ser vsSSainois
&etail Iealerss' Niiociation"
miro bier nlurgen loren Nnfang leb=
men l1nb bis Mittmo6 oieler @od)e
oal1er1t. IS miro erlpartet, DaB lih
ungefabr 600 Ielegaten bon altber=
balb einitellen meroen. 9os bieiige
&omite bot n%mfalereid)e Gprfebrul=
gen getroffe1, Inn Sen Nl1ientbalt fiir
Die ansmdrtigen geiltd)er 10 altge=
llebl1 lpie nun e6en mogli6 SIT nla=
den.
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@pde nit Wc&inlep 9lbbott lll1ter
Dem Geroadt Oes Gferoeoiebitobls
perbaftet moroen NOR, befalrllte iid)
Dor Gpli6eimagiltrat Smith
lno mlrOe oarm1fbin fir sic
8rnno SltrD fe%ltgebaltelt. Seine
silrgldaft muroe mtf $500 ol1geiebt.
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batte Mbbptt l1id)ts nit
DEM 1iebltabl SIT tblll, nno ser 2eb=
tere lpllroe Oesbalb mieoer freigelai=
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2ofaler @cttcr6eridjt.

Iabenporf, %. Sept.
|trd)idnitts garolncteritanS 3O.06
|trd}idylitts Semperatllr Sc
petite Scmperatl1r bel1te . G7
|ebrialte Senperatl,r lebte Nadt 43
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@ettcrberidlt.

@aIbin9ton, %. Sept.
|iir Solua: Meaenidaller Spnntaa
mo mabrldcinlid) Montag; filb=
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fel in fpbcnbes 8aier lmlfe1. ser~
biren sic bicie NuDcln nit Sauce ooer
%gebampften Sriicbten.
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selesrapbiide Moti3en.
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bett nad Der z. Snning absez
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|eilt
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ktten?
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|allilden @rcltel! Sil1o ood] sic Ser
Elaloeten Der Hl1liclr, Ser Glglal1oer,
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ete mdrtte.
8robnfte.

Chicago, 90. Sept. ~ @ei5en,
1.53B Sept, 1885 Seq.
&orn - 8S1h Sept, 1878 9e5.
Safer - 46A Sept, 1914 9e5.
@etreibe fir 8aar - geo. 9 rotber
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2, 89c;; Safer, Stanoar0, 471@ bis
48A.
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3ufnbr 900. Sdmad). - Stiere,
6.00-9.25; &iibe unb Ninber,
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rs Bis 1866.
@efligel - 1872; Springs 1872.
gier - Brima 2911@ 300.
8utter - Creamery 29-33c.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-13
DORSET

s. Frank Holley is attending Coun-
ty court in Bennington as a juryman.
Mrs Helen S. Snyder returned Mon
day from Barnumville after week s
visit at c. H. Snyders.
Harold Norton returned to his
home in Granville Thursday after
spending week at Frank Nortons.
The church clubs held a regular
meeting in the church Monday even
ing The young men furnished the
entertainment by giving steriopti-
can lecture on India and Her People.
Lester Heath Of North Adams spent
the week end at Mrs. Ellen Ladd's.
Mrs Heath and son who have been
with her mother several weeks re-
turned with him TO North Adams
Monday.
Mrs. II. P. Gilbert underwent a sue
cessful operation for appendicitis at
a hospital in Amsterdam, n Y, last
week. She was accompanied to the
hospital by her mother, Mrs. Kerr of
Brandon
While at work in one of the barns
at the Mettawee farms last Thursday
Roland Harrington was severely
kicked by horse, but escaped with
no broken bones. Several weeks ago
his father, ] H. Harrington was
kicked by the same animal
Last Wednesday evening Dorset
Grange held its annual election of Of
ficers. The following officers were
elected tor the ensuing year: Master,
e. Fl. West; oyerseer. Roland Har-
rington; steward, Alfred A. Seymour;
lecturer, Ruby Harwood; chaplain,
John Fisher; assistant steward, Sam
uel Harwood; secretary. Rufus S. Gill
bert; Ceres, Lucy Norton; Pomona.
Dorothy Crandall; Flora, Marjorie
Norton; lady assistant steward Con-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-13
SOUTH SALISBURY

A son, Harry Rodney was born
December g. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Barber.
Mrs. Guy Farnsworth of North Ben
nington visited Mrs Edward r. Per
cey Thursday
Mrs. Janette Knapp of Bennington
spent Sunday with her sister Mrs
A. A. Collins,
Mrs. Charles p. Salmon of Villains
ton, Mass. was in town Thursday to
attend the Lend-a- Hand fair
Fred Green has returned from Troy
where he has been for several days
visiting his wife and daughter
William Hall and Fred Loveland OF
Dorset are spending few days with
their sister, Mrs. Erward c. Collins.
Miss Mary Gordon and William
Gordon of North Bennington spent
Sunday with their sister, Mrs. Clifford
Hawkins.
Mrs. Lester Woodland. who has
been spending few days with her
daughter, Mrs Arthur Millington. has
returned to her home in Arlington.
Mrs. Edward Collins, her two broth
ers. William Hall and Fred Loveland
gxsEE<ssss
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-13

i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Vaughn and
little Parker and Anna Vaughn OF
Arlington visited in town the past
week.
d. P. Mattison has some very choice
pound sweet apples, hand picked for
sale One dollar a bushel. VIII de.
liver Please send postal card to
South SALISBURY VT, Meadow Brook
Farm Box 81.
The community is cordially invited
TO the Green Mountain school house
Thursday evening, Dec Il at half
past Z o'clock. An entertainment
consisting OF Christmas tree, vic
trola music, singing and speaking by
Miss Florence Hill's school. Mr..
Turner or Mr.. Sturgis OF st. Peters
church. Bennington, will be present
and give the Christmas story talk
The ladies will serve cocoa. sand
wiches, cakes, and cookies for all
All ladies' are invited to donate. A
social hour will be spent with games
and getting acquainted. No matter
where you live remember at our at
tractive coy school house you will
be welcomed. We should all get the
Christmas spirit of love and peace.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN VALLEY

Harold Elwell was in Bennington
Monday.
F.. S. Howard was in the place
on business Monday.
Richard Mattison and wife were in
Bennington Tuesday.
DR.. d. A. Gleason has patients in
Green Mountain Valley.
Hawkins Patten is assisting Solo.
mon Niles at the cider mill
Elias Elwell of North Bennington
was in the place Sunday. His mother
is i'll.
Abel Harrington sold load of
Christmas trees in Bennington the
past week.
All persons are forbidden to tres
pass or cut Christmas trees without
permission.
Edgar Green and family have
moved to Miss Martha Vaughns farm
to reside with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Cone of Ben
nington are caring for Mrs Cones
mother Mrs. Sabrina Elwel who is
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-13
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-13

and Mrs. Walter Collins visited at
James Kings in North Adams Thurs
day.
The Lend-a-Hand society made
$165. at their fair which was held at,
Cole Hail last week The members
wish to thank everyone who helped
them in any way
The Ladies' Aid society will serve
an oyster supper at the church Fri
day beginning at $50 and continu-
ing until all are served. Every one
is cordially invited. Price 20 cents.
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NOTICE

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of The Bennington County
National Bank, of Bennington, Yer
mont will be held in their banking
rooms on Tuesday the End. day Of
January, 1917, at 10 o'clock a. m, for
the purpose of electing a Board of
Directors for the ensuing year and to
transact such other business as may
properly come before it.
Howard A. Wilson, Cashier.
Dec. 2, 1916.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-13
EAST ARLINGTON

Mrs. James Duplis passed a few
days in Bennington last week visiting
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. f. r. Shaw of Adams,
Mass, passed Sunday in town with
II. d. Shaw and family.
The young peoples club held a
Poverty Social at the home of
Joseph Bowen Tuesday evening.
Mrs Raymond Elwell, who has
been quite seriously i'll the past week
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-13
NOTICE

Bennington County Savings Bank.
The annual meeting OF the corpora
tors OF the Bennington County Saw
ings bank will be held at the office of
said bank in its bank building in Ben
nington, VT, on the first Wednesday,
Srd day Of January. A. D., 1917 at
o'clock p m, for the purpose of elect
ing a board of trustees for the year
ensuing and the transaction of any
other business round necessary when
met especially to fill vacancies in the
number of corporators and to alter
and revise the by laws.
Charles II. Dewey, Secretary.
Dated at Bennington, VT, Nov. 30,
1916.