The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-04-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.


Judge Bates is in New York on
business.
Last game of basket ball for the
season tonight.
Harry P. Hudson will spend Easter
with his parents.
Mrs VIM Roche, who has been quite
ill, is recovering.
Frank Mcmahon is spending few
days in North Adams.
Major Mcdonald is confined to the
house by,an attack of grip.
Miss Margaret Thompson of Airing
ton is visiting her sister
There is to be dance in Odd Eel
lows hall next Friday evening.
Miss Daisy Richie and Miss Vera
Bull are home to spend Easter.
Seymour Wood has gone to North
Bennington to work for a month.
Patrick Kelley of Lincoln street has
been critically i'll for several days.
F. C. Archibald and j. w. Fowler
of Manchester were in town Thursday.
Daniel O'Donnell of the Medical
department U. V, NJ. is home for
Easter.
Mr. and Mrs Il. NJ. Ramsdell are to
visit friends in North Adams over
Sunday.
L. E. Gibson is among those who
have been suffering with a severe cold
a few days.
Charles KennOn has been confined
to the house all the week with an attack
of rheumatism.
Rev A. j. Barron has bought
handsome pair of horses from Frank
E. Riley of Hoosick Falls.
Stark Lodge IOOF worked the init
atory and first degrees on several
candidates Wednesday night.
The Bachelor Club will give one of
their pleasant dances in Bank Hall
North Bennington Monday evening
Sixth Corps post have secured Rev
George S. Mills pastor of the Second
Congregational church as it's memori-
al day orator.
Mrs Lutte B. Sutton has come here
from Needham, Mass, and has rented
the house at 2lS Union street where
she is to reside.
i lit is announced this morning that |
arrangements have been perfected 50
that the Western Union Office will re-
main in the old location.
N. j. Roche and Fred Corbett were
in Hoosick Falls last evening to at
tend the annual stag party of the 32nd |
separate company at its armory.
Strawberries, cucumbers, string
beans, spinach, pine-apples, new cab
bage, lettuce, caulihower, radishes,
etc., fresh today at L, Corsiglia's city
fruit store.
Tom Hartford, colonial English
man, who arrived in this country only
two weeks ago from New Zealand, has
come to Bennington and is working
in Mulligan and Roche's tailor shop.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Adeline Kelley, granddaughter
of Mr. and Mrs Edward Kelley to
n a. rv Il naIav The mod jinc, ,,;1I
take place at the Guideboard chapel, on
Thursday evening. April IA.
Today is Good Friday. There was
special alteration of the cross service
at st Francis de Sales church today
which will be repeated this evening.
At st Peters church the Passion
service, was celebrated from 70 to 3
O'Clock.
List OF letters remaining uncalled
for in the post Office for the week end
ing March % 1894: Z. E. Bowmen, c.
w. Bailey, Fl. P, Hearwood, Benji
Milliken, Bert Scrivens, L. L. Water
man, Miss Cora Brown, Miss Bruham,
Miss Clara L. Shearn, Mrs V. Wells.
The funeral of the late Fred A. Tiff
fanny was held from his fathers home
on Gage street. Rev George S. Mills
officiated. Music was furnished by
quartette composed of e. D. and E. c.
Bennett, Mrs L. H. Ross and Miss
Nellie Coffey. There was a profusion
of floral tokens Of love and esteem.
Mulligan & Roche have opened a
new tailoring shop over their store
on Main street and are prepared to do
all kinds of custom work as we'll as
cleaning and repairing. The shop is
in charge Of M. O'Shea, tailor and
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