The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-08-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
sws OF the, Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.


field, Mass, where he has taken a
position in an electrical establishment.
Misses Grace and Eva Hufnagle
have gone to New York.
During the absence of Assistant
Postmaster Robinson, j. b. p. O'Don-
nell is doing his work Miss Mar
garet Healey is at her old place, at
the stamp window.
Mrs Dexter Farnum, who has been
in a Boston hospital for some time,
liking a treatment for tumors is max
ing a satisfactory Improvement.
Clarence Daley graduated from the
Albany Business college last week,
and is now at home for Il few days.
Mrs Thomas Slattery OF South st is
in a Troy hospital where she will un-
d Ergo a surgical operation.
Misses Rosetta and Lucy Connolly
are visiting their cousin Miss Jennie
Connolly at the Center.
ABE Satter, clerk ia Noveck's, re-
turped Thursday from vacation
spent in Hartford.
Mir and Mrs Edgar Harwood and
Burton Harwood are at Lake Hancock,
John Molloy and Frank Hayes are
spending the day at Manchester.
Mrs John b. Stone of Pitsheld and
Miss Beulah Smith of Providence are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs II. M.
Ramsdell,
MIR and Mrs j. i. Duard and
Joseph E. Duard Of Fall River passed
through here Wednesday afternoon
enroute from Yergennes to Worcester.
They left Vergenues early in the morn
ing and made the trip to this village
ll3 miles in ten hours. They expect
ed to reach Worcester last night
Earle S. Kinsey was elected presi-
dent of the Republican club that was
formed in Rutland Friday evening.
just received at The Bennington
Shoe Store, the very best preparation
for clearing white canvas, white duck,
and white kid shoes.
Miss Irene Honniker has gone TO
Hoosick Falls for week.
Miss Margaret Kelly was in North
Adams yesterday.
Harry Madison is down from Wood
ford for the day.
Mary Rose is confined TO her house
by illness.
Miss Grace Thompson, who has
been the guest of Miss Daisy Richie,
returned to Adams Friday.
The employees of the cutting room
at Coopers's presented William Math-
ers with fine brier pipe Friday. He
has been in poor health for some time
and unable to work but has now re-
sumed his duties.
Harvey Davenport was pleasantly
surprised at his home Tuesday even
ing in honor of his 18th birthday.
About "a of his friends made the eve
ming an enjoyable one.
What is known as the Newton home
stead on North street was put up this
morning for sale at auction. Bids to
the amount of sl400 were received,
when the sale was stopped. Miss New
ton, who owns the house, wants $1,000
for it.
Mr. and Mrs Martin Lyons spent
Thursday with friends in Blacknton.
At the Baptist church, the pastor,
Rev Frank r. Morris, will preach
Sunday morning. Topic, What
Things First?" an outlook on the
work of the coming year. Service of
the Lords supper at ll:20. The re-
ports of the Silver Bay conference will
be given at the young peoples meeting
Sunday evening. The pastor will give
a report on the Detroit convention at
the evening service. Five thousand
delegates were in attendance. Stran-
gers in Bennington are especially in
vited to these services.
William Myers and Harry Moses
leave Monday to camp at Lake Emer-
aid.
Martin Lance and wife were in North
Adams Thursday.
Pitcher Hoar, recently released by
Rutland as not fast enough for North
ern League company, has been well
coined with open arms to his old berth
in Manchester, N. H., in the New Eng