The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News OF the Town and Village Briefly
Told For Rnsy Readers.


Mrs John E. Healy and brother Ed
ward Beaulieu went to Island Pond
Tuesday for two weeks.
Stephen Robinson. Chas Toomey,
Henry Root and Arthur Kehoe are
spending portion of their vacation
in camp at Sucker Pond.
Miss Annie Shields who is spending
the summer at the Shields cottage in
Furnace Grove, left yesterday for a
visit in Connecticut.
Mrs Louis Piagett of Patterson, N.
j., and granddaughter will arrive here
tomorrow morning to spend a couple
of weeks with her sister, Mrs lisa NJ.
Woodward.
Mrs Mary Daley and Bridge Doyle
have returned from a few days visit
with friends in Eagle Bridge.
Mrs Thomas Stewart and daughter,
Katherine, are visiting relatives in
Rutland.
Before Justice E. D. Barber this
morning, the case of state VS.. John
Whalen was concluded. Whalen was
put in charge of the probation officer
for not more than four nor less than
three months, and furnished $50 bonds
to keep the peace.
Miss Louise Vail who has been
spending several weeks in Brooklyn,
has now gone to Philadelphia for
short visit.
Rev F. r. Morris went to Detroit
Wednesday morning.
Miss Laura N Rogers has returned
from East Gloucester, Mass.
Miss Vera Bull is home from North
ampton for her vacation.
Misses Florence and Edith Wal
bridge are expected home from st
Louis tomorrow,
Clarence Hunt of Fall River spent
the Fourth with friends in town.
Mrs F. NJ. Titus of Schenectady is
spending several weeks at her former
home here.
Mrs Myron Barton of SALISBURY is
visiting at the home of C. E. Rice on
Park street.
Mr. and Mrs c. W. Soule returned
from Eagle Mills on Tuesday.
Mrs Henrietta Starrett returned to
Chicago today for medical treatment.
George W. Morse went to Arlington
Wednesday morning to attend the
wedding of Miss Gould OF Arlington
and Mr. Risdon of Dandy.
Russell Hyde and Marden Nichols
are spending the day at the summit on
the Chatham division.
Mr. and Mrs Legrande P. Hyde of
Elmira are visiting intown. Mr. Hyde
sang at the Congregational church
Sunday morning.
Miss Eta Simmons of Pittsfield now
has charge of the green stamp store
here.
Warren White of the Center is on
the sick list.
Miss Eva Goodell has gone to Rome
n. Y, to spend two weeks.
The Pratt cottage, No. lis South.st,
is now open after a thorough renova-
ton and will be conducted as first
class apartment house. Nice rooms,
furnished or unfurnished to rent. The
house has all modern improvements.
j. T. Remington.
Mr. and Mrs George Dakin and
daughter, Annie, left this noon to at.
tend the exposition at st Louis. They
expect to be absent several weeks and
while there will be the guests of Mrs
Dakins brother, Thomas johnson, of
that city.
Herbert Allen have moved to Pleas
st.
At the prayer meeting at the NJ. E.
Church Thursday evening the pastor
will begin series of Bible readings
on Solomon's Song chap2.
T. A. Hutcins, who has held the
position as janitor of the Red Men
rooms for over ten years has resigned.
Frank Smith has taken his place.
The YMCA rooms are considerably
torn up preparing for papering and
carpeting.
Miss Lillian Newton is visiting in
Troy.
Two Northern league games were
played Tuesday. Plattsburg defeated
Burlington oy score of to ,, and