The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-04-19
DORSET
Burr Phillips was in Rutland satur-

Burr Phillips was in Rutland Satur-
| George stannard is the new clerk in
| Peitier's store
II. p. Gilbert was in Poultney satur-
day on business.
Miss Annie Childs returned to Man
chester Depot Friday
r. c. Elmer, the Manchester plumb
ar was in town Monday on business.
Mr., and Mrs. l. A. Glover and Mrs.
s. II. West were in Rutland Friday.
Deputy Sheriff ]. C. Purdy Of Man
chester was in town Saturday on OIL
cial business.
Miss ia Harvey goes Thursday to
Albany, n. T., where she win visit rela
| lives several days.
| W. L. Hudson OF New York city was
a guest of MIR and Mrs T. f. Comba
from Friday until Monday.
+. 2. Gilbert is recovering slowly
from q four weeks illness and is able
to sit up a short time each day
Mrs Lester Heath returned to
North Adams Thursday, after spending
several days at her former home.
Mrs Louise Mitchell has finished
work at S. f. Holeys and lett Wednes
day for Bennington where she has
employment.
Notices have been posted by the
town clerk for the presidential pri-
mary TO be held in school hall in this
| village, May 10th.
| Miss Ruby Harwood Of Il. c. A.
| Poulmey and a class-mate, Miss Sally
| Comblass spent the weekend at her
| home On the West road
Mrs. Helen S. Snyder returned Fri
day to c. II, Snyders at Manchester
Depot after spending several days at
her home on the West road
Deacon G. NJ. Sykes accompanied his
daughter, Mrs. Edwin Child, to her
home in Flushing, L. l., Friday, where
he will remain several weeks,
g Arthur Hector formerly Of East Dor
g set. who recently accepted a position
e With the Manchester Lumber Co., wal
! an over Sunday visitor at George w
d Lilies.
d A number of fishermen were on
n Saturday on the opening of the trou
If season 20 try their luck on the loca
streams Several good strings wer
o. lroushi ill., Among the lucky one
~ we're Henry Mcbride, Miner f. Gilber
s. and Alton Kent.
H. Tho local quarry aDpears to be
h,ev rlaro siuce The deeD snow ba
80 djsarrearal Smoke can bo seen il
nj m;ng from the tall stacks and tn
no,,nding of fine steam drills remind
d. me of former DAVIS. l6 men are ne
~, n,neDtly aoploved and more are to i
nj. at vorl, very soon
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