The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-09-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News OF the Town and village Told
Briefly for Basy Readers.

ShASNRO'
Mrs Edward L. Bates is visiting in
Pittsfeld.
Mrs W. H. Nichols is visiting rela-
tives in Albany.
Joseph Hits has accepted a position
at w. B. Taylor's.
Free dancing each evening at of A
Fair Oct 10 to 10.
Miss Elizabeth Bennett left Tuesday
morning for Boston.
Miss Anna WEIGH has resigned her
position in Cooper's mill
Harry Warren is stopping with
Mrs Sharpe on South st.
Mrs Edward J. Smith of Grand View
st has been i'll for few days.
Mrs James Leonard and Miss Nellie
Scanlon are visiting in Troy.
Miss Tia Casey returned Saturday
after spending week in Troy.
Mrs Edward w. Bradford is expect
ed home from Boston Tuesday,
c. w. Russell is the guest OF his
daughter Mrs T. a. Davenport.
Mrs Ellis Goodall will leave for he
home IN Pottsyille, Pa. this week.
Miss Nellie Provan has returned
from a visit to Manchester Center.
States Attorney Stakeholder was in
the village yesterday on business.
James O'Donnell of Troy spent Sun
day with his mother on Stafford st.
Mrs H: NJ. Ramsdell is quite serious
! ly i'll threatened with bilious fever.
Harry McKeon has returned to his
duties in the Albany college of Phar-
macy.
Thomas Griffin has accepted a posi-.
ton as foreman in knitting mill in
Oswego.
Miss Fannie Thatcher left Tuesday
morning to enter Laselle academy at
Auburndale.
Mrs F. G. Surdam has gone to
Sherbrook for two weeks visit at her
former home.
Miss Catherine Mitchell left Monday
for a two weeks visit with friends in
Troy and Springfield.
The future citizens composing the
Crescent football team challange any
eleven.of their weight,
Cole O.HBurt left Tuesday morn
ing for Philadelphia, to enteGthe Uni
yersitysof Pennsylvania.
Miss Keyes and Mrs Tacy have re-
turned from New York and are busy
openingitheir new millinery goods.
Mrs John WE Bird of Florence,
Mass. is visiting her brother VIM II.
Sears. She'will return home today.
Misses, Nina ,Mahar and Jennie
Grace returned Friday from a three
weeks visit in Mechanicville, Glens
Falls and Saratoga.
Mrs A, j. Nichols returned to New
York city. Monday together with Mrs
E. L. Nichols who will remain in the
city for short time.
William Seton has purchased from
Geo. Mr. Hawks the Quinn property
on east County street, which he re-
Gently purchased at auction.
L. c. Hemenway has leased the west
half of the Cone house corner of
School and Pleasant streets and will
remove his family from Springfield at
once.
The last day to pay your taxes and
save the discount is Thursday. Don't
put it off and lose the discount and
have to pay an officers fees in ad-
dition.
w. A, Harwood and John Kelly re-
turned Monday afternoon from a sew
eral days drive during which they
visited Mechanicville, Saratoga, and
other places.
Mrs j. NJ. Burt, who is treasurer of
the International Branch of the Kings
Daughters for Vermont left this morn
ing for Rutland to attend the annual
state convention.
Mr. and Mrs z. B. Huling and child
rem are to leave Friday on their re-
turn to their home in Chicago after
spending the summer here. For the
past week they have been in New
York.
WThe animal examination of candi-
dates for admission to the bar will
have before it two candidates from
Bennington, Collins NJ. Graves and
Robert E. Healy.
Sheriff Wilson goes to Rutland this
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