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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1897

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Crete Crisis Draws In Greece Turkey and Powers

The piece notes Greece declares intervention to defend Christians in Crete, sending warships to prevent Turkish troop landings. It warns of looming clashes between Greeks and Mahometans, with potential wider European war involving Turkey and Great Powers, amid a Macedonia revolt backdrop.

Greece Cretes Crete Canea Turkey Macedonia Berlin Bulgaria

Greece and Crete dispute sparks potential Great Power action

The text discusses the risk of widespread trouble from Greece Turkey hostilities and the possibility of intervention by the Great Powers to maintain peace. It notes past interventions and suggests Greece may seek Crete, a right now unsatisfied, as tensions grow.

Greece Turkey Crete

Farmers Institute to Convene at North Bennington

Farmers Institute planned for February 19 and 20 in North Bennington under the State Board of Agriculture. Friday features welcome address and talks on roads tuberculosis prevention and disease control with professors and experts. Saturday covers maple sugaring dairy management and cultivation practice with open discussion. Ladies invited to attend.

Farmers’ Institute North Bennington State Board of Agriculture J. K. Curtis Georgia Y. J. Spear Braintree J.L. Hilla Burtington H. L. Stillgan Bennington C. J. Bell Walden Vermont Atereopticon F. C. Williams Coventry Bohsee Ee A. Waugh Chas S. Hinschel Ps Benning Mono

Sugar Exhibit Plans in Vermont Meeting in Burlington

Vermont sugar makers committee met in Burlington to discuss a state sugar exhibit and forming a trade bureau. A $50,000 capital stock is proposed, with Burlington Montpelier or White River Junction considered for location, pending railroad inducements and funding. Maj McKinley and Hobart are named in the U S election report.

Vermont Tennessee Burlington Frank Kepfield Morrisville G. J. Bell East Hardwick A. J. Croft Eppsburgh Ace Merita Montpelier White River Junction Bureau

The Collectorship Campaign and East Side Tactics

East side residents report aggressive house to house canvassing by Col Merrill and Lieut Marsur to sign petitions. Analysts say Mansur has broad backing and will win, while Merrill’s moves prompt questions about motives and future offices. Counties note independent efforts, and parties seek credit for late election gains.

Col Olin Merrill Lieut Got. Marsur Col. Merrill Gov. Mansur Coleticians Mansur Nct Caledonia County Windsor Orange Sites State Committee Ceralae Riga

Vermont Notes on Leaders and Projects in Windham and Rutland

Vermont articles detail Cassis Peck moving to Burlington to manage the State Experiment Farm and General Howard naming Burdette as chief of staff. Reports describe granite work for the new Columbia library in New York and a proposed Rutland Montpelier railroad stock venture. A Bennington area trade group forms a permanent board to spur industry and power projects.

Cassis Peck Brookfield Burlington State Experiment Farm Peck Sanches C. O. Howard Jondgoral Burdette Washsingin Hawards Legion G. A. Rypoate Medal of Honor Sons of Veterans Renatany S of New Columbia York City Stony Creek Ascuthe Rutland Montpelier Joan Kelly Waitsfield Eough Kelly Wallafield iFattleboro E. C. Crosby A. Smith A. Harris Stickney Citiaens Eleccal Power Percival W. Clement Harley Rayes Monroe N. H Jor Pot Dra Gibson Elliot Ander Merrill Col. Olin Merrill Vermont St. Louis E. J. Phelps Kington Tom Platt New York Vertbont Republican State Committee Union

Early Vermont Parishes and Missionary Work in Bennington County

The article charts the spread of the Episcopal Church in Bennington County Vermont from 1763 to the early 1800s. It notes missionary travels by Samuel Andrews Gideon Bostwick and others, the organization of Manchester and Arlington parishes, and the challenges of Revolutionary War disruption. It highlights key figures like Abraham Bronson and Captain Hawley and details early convent ions held in Arling ton and surrounding towns.

Benninton Couny Beaboceey Graves Sunderland Bennington County Church of England Samuel Andrews Wallingford Conn English Society For the Propagation of the Gospel Allington Sonderland Richard Manafield Derby Pownal Arlington Hebron Connecticut River Manchester Gideon Bostwick Great Barrington Mass Connecticut New York Jebiel Hawley Newtown New Milford James Nichola Daniel Barber Sandgate Dorset Arslington Vermont Rupert Bennington Theas Towne James, Nichols Russel Catlie Henpington Abraham Bronson

Churches and led by Rev Bronson shaped county faith

The article recounts Rev. Mr. Bronson’s efforts across Manchester Arlington and Sandgate, founding and sustaining Bethel and Bethesda, Zion Church in Manchester, and St. Peter’s in Bennington. It notes women’s pivotal role, church growth, building of Zion in 1821, and later missions and rectors expanding services countywide plus 1896 parish statistics for Arlington Bennington Manchester St Johns Mission.

Arlingtoo Bethel Bethesda Io Sandgate the Ch James Nichols Mr. Bronson Arlington Bronson Manchester Griswold Brethren Bronson Bethel Church James Bennington St. Peter's Church Nathaniel Preston Old Academy Zion Church St. John's Church Siew Vermont Women's Auxiliary Board Missions South Shaftsbury North Bennington Pleasant Valley St. Peter’s Church Planders Union East Dorset Sunderland Searing St. James’ Church Carnahan Bethesda Church West Arlington St. John’s Mission Neat Dorset

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