The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1903-12-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town sssd village Told |
Briefly for Busy Renders.

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The fureral of Henry d. Hall will
be held at the residence of henry r.
Cushman in Moth Bennington Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Solomon Towsley of Pownal bad his
finger badly crushed Wednesday. gel !
ting it caught between some heavy
timbers, Before it could be released
it resulted in painful injury.
Colonel and Mrs Harmon, }. p.
Hanoon and Miss Grace Harmon e
in Rutland Wednesday evening at 9
marriage OF R, B. b all, manager Z
the teleph ne exchange in toat i,y, o
Miss Lulu Kinney
Hereafter the daily weather rep, 1T
will be our feature of the Evening
Banner.
State a Iroad commissioner II. S.
Bingt am, was in Castleton Wedues-
day offending meeting of the board
in regard to the killing of Seth Dean
on the Delaware and Hudson rail
road in that village December Bird.
Miss Lillian Thomas of the graded
school faculty will leave Tomorrow for
her home in Greenfield, Mass. TO
spend the holiday season Miss
Lyons will be with her sister in Arl-
ington, and at her home in Poultney.
Principal Wilmarth will be at home
in Middlebury most of the time. Miss
Leonard expects TO be in Albany.
The work of clearing up the ruins of
the buildings burned Sunday in North
Petersburg has begun. New buildings
will be erected as soon as possible.
H. H. Lee of Rutland was among the
spectators at the Rogers murder trial
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Faith Powers will come home
Saturday to spend the Christmas holt
days. Miss Cecil her sister will be
home the first of the week.
The mercury was the lowest this
morning that it has been this season.
In some localities it recorded below.
The remains of II. d. Hall can be
seen at the house, Friday after 10 a.
IN. until an hour before the funeral
services.
John G. Harwood of Beach st went
to Somersville, n. Y, this morning
to take position in a knitting mill
sent by Mr. Cooper to work on his
machines.
Fred Kennon Of Elmira, n. Y. is
home for few days visit,
Among prominent odd Fellows pre-
sent in the district meeting, Wedues-
day evening were, +. c. Baker, d. d.
G. NJ. district No 9. p, J. Putnam, n.
G. Windsor lodge 50: n. NJ. PutTer,
Past Chief Patrirch of the grand eL-
campment Of Vermont, and past coloh.
el of the uniformed rank.
r. 5. Dillon and Co. of Albany are
now at work on house to house
canvas, fos the purpose of getting
out the sixth edition of their town di-
rectory Especial pains will be taken
tc make the directory complete in all
particulars.
w. II. Roberts ofManchester was in
town, Wednesday,
The Bachelor club of North Ben
ington will give a dance at Bank Hall
Thursday evening, Dec. 81
Quite large number from this
place attended the production of Han
Ions "Superba" at the Lyceum The.
alter OF Troy, Wednesday night.
The knitting mill of H. f. Bradford
" Co will resume operations Monday
fer partial shut down of a f.w
Weeks. As fast as possible the entire
force will be called in. The mill will |
be closed down for Christmas and New
Years day.
The parochial School of st. Fran /
els de Sales and church of the Sacred .
Heart will close Tuesday, the 22nd. !
and will remain closed until after
New Years.
The Bennington Millinery Company
has purchased the stock of Nicholas
and Rudd, recently bankrupt. Miss
Celeste Keyes will be the manager,
and business will be resumed at once.
Hiram Eggleston and George Snow
Of Manchester are In town.