The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News OF the Town audi village Told
Briefly Fer Busy Readers

nlngtOn Center.
Arthur E. Hollister went to Burling-
ton Monday morning to spend his
vacation with his brother, Fred.
Rev and Mrs J. B. Lyman of Bar
ton Landing are spending a portion
of his vacation with her mother, Mrs
Albert Harwood
T. A. O'Neil, L. S. McCarty and
j A. Walton of Hoosick Falls were
among the guests in the village yester-
day.
G. 7. Egglestein and son, Chester
have returned to Brooklyn after spend
ing few weeks with Mr. and Mrs
John Fremont.
, Misses Nellie and Flora Litner of
Rensselaer,, N. Y, we're in town over
Sunday the guests of their uncle, w.
A. Reel of Valentine ST.
Miss Carrie Kelley of Maple street
will sail from New York for Europe
July %. She will be accompanied by
Miss Mary Woods of Troy.
Miss Juliette Banister one of the
Oldest residents of Pownal died Fri
day evening at the home of Joseph
| Norwood. If Miss Banister had lived
until October she would have been 30
| years old She was born in Pownal
and lived here the greater part of her
life. Fourteen years ago she fell,
breaking her hip. Since then she has
never been able to step and for the
last few years has been confined en-
tirely to her bed.
The marriage of Miss Julia Cone of
this village to VIM T. Phalen of Cam
bridge, Mass, will take place Tues
day July 18th at O'Clock p. m. in
st Francis DeSales church.
Miss Mary Sheehy of Troy is visit
ing relatives on Grant ST.
Miss Margaret Hogan is passing
her vacation with her parents in the
NSSt pdIb VI bllc JOWu'
Misses Ella and Ida May Fitzgerald
of Troy are the guests of Rev A. J.
| Barron.
Mrs John Purcell and son, Francis d,
leave tomorrow morning for a visit to
New York and Sheepshead Bay, L.
l.
Frank Mcmahon is in Cambridge
for few days.
Miss Amanda Nolan starts soon for
a vacation in Boston and Manchester,
N. H.
The "Silent Four" and their lady
friends we're pleasantly entertained by
one Of their number, Harold NJ. Sweet,
at his home on North st Saturday eve
ming. Cards furnished the amusement
for the evening. Light refreshments
we're served.
The base ball game at North Hoo
sick Saturday resulted in the defeat
of the BBB's by score OF 10 to 8.
A. L Walker of Michigan, formerly
of this place, is in town.
Chris Savas wishes to announce
that he has disposed of his fruit bust
ness to Geo Panas and will devote his
entire time to his larglv increasing
candy and ice cream business.
A party of young ladies enjoyed a
delightful trip from here to Dorset GO
ing to the beautiful Lake Emerald
where they were joined by a number
of friends from that place Sunday.
Mrs Cross and granddaughter Miss
Winifred Phelps. of Ashfeld, Mass,
are visiting Mrs c. C. Kimball
Rev Hinton S. Lloyd, secretary OF
the Baptist Education society, OF
Hamilton, n. Y, occupied the pulpit
at the Baptist church Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Chas F. Sears have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs Geo Scar:
of New York city, who are spending
a few weeks at Camp Comfort.
A delivery horse belonging to Hi
ram II. Allen was taken i'll Sunday
noon and died this morning.
In the Northern League games Sat
urday the Barre Montpelier team
otherwise known as ''the hyphens'
defeated Burlington to 0. st Alban'
defeated Plattsburg IL to ,. Rutlant
went to Fair Haven and defeated that
nine, score to 4.
The family of ]. Ed Walbridge is a
the Casino in Woodford for a couple
. of weeks. Mr. Walbridge spent Sun
day with them.
w. F. Toomey spent Sunday a
Sucker pond with party of young