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

Rev Philip Schuyler returned from
st Louis Friday.
Mrs Knights OF Woodford City was
in town Monday.
Robert S. Drysdale returned from
New York Saturday.
David Sloane has accepted a post
ion with A, K Richie.
Mrs c. S. Perry and Ars Hugh Kan
were in Albany Monday.
Miss Kate Maloney spent Sunday in
Green Mountain Valley.
Harry McKeon is home from Upper
Troy to spend week here.
VIM Crm njngs has gone to New
York to spend his vacation.
Mr. and Mrs George r. Mathers left
Monday noon for New York.
The members of the class of '04, B.
H, S., have ordered class pins.
CLARK Spencer Of Greenwich spent
Sunday at the home of Henry Marsh.
William, the son Of Lyman Arm
strong, is seriously i'll with scarlet
fever.
Miss Laura Gavin returned Satur-
day from Troy, Albany and Science
tady
John Brazzell of Hoosick Falls wa
the guest of Miss Ida Livingstons
Monday.
MIR and Mrs Clarence Morse and
daughter returned Monday from
Greenfield.
Mrs j. D. Atwood of Brooklyn has
been spending few days with Mrs
Helen Thomas,
Mrs Charles +, Chubb who has been
visiting here has returned to her home
in Waterford.
Harry McKeon has gone to Chester,
where he was formerly employed, to
spend a few days,
Mrs j NJ, Burt is in Rutland to at
tend the Kings Daughters convention.
She is state treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs Everett Harwood re-
turned Monday after spending a few
days in Williamstown.
The Mems Association of the M. E.
church hold their regular monthly
social tomorrow evening.
The last band concert of the seas on
will be given on the Putnam House
verandah tomorrow night.
The meeting of branch No. 5 OF St
Mary's Guild has been postponed until
Thursday afternoon Oct g.
Mr. and Mrs G. S. Morse and daugh-
ter, Eleanor, have returned from a
visit with relatives in Greenfield,
Mass.
Charles Clough, charged with steal.
ing watch from A. ]. Hall of JEFF
ferson street is still in jail await ng
hearing.
E. B. Hyde, manager Of the Shur-
left drug store, leaves this week for a
vacation and will be absent for two
Sundays.
The high school foot ball team will
open the season Saturday by game
with the Hoosick Falls high school at
that place.
Walnuts are being brought in for
sale in good quantities. Chestnuts are
also plentiful. Prices are the same as
in former years.
The Sixth corps WRC will hold a
regular meeting Wednesday evening.
There is business of Importance aud a
full attendance is expected.
Joseph Farnham who has been visit
ing relatives in this section fer a
month or more returned to the Nation
al Soldiers Home at Marion, Ind, to-
day.
The store formerly occupied by the
Chicago meat market is being fitted up
for the Bennington Gas Co. Harry
Willoughby has moved his market to
River street.
1t is said that the Ladies' Village
Improvement society in Barre has
placed a sign on public park in that
city which says, "Please do not throw
paper on the grass. 1t makes it look
| SO much better.
Max Allpert is back in town after
two years absence at his old home in
Germany, ready to do all kinds of
shoemaking and repairing and would
like to see all his old friends and many
new ones. He is located at Ill North
street across from his old stand.
W. r. Kinsman, president Of the
Rutland Baseball association, stated
Monday that the association enGed