The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village, Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.


day on charge of disturbing the
peace was given a hearing Saturday
and was discharged.
Mrs J. 1. LOOMS returned from a
weeks visit in Troy and Albany Sat
urday.
Mrs Emma Dickinson has returned
from weeks visit in Troy.
H. j. Cole has gone to New York
for few days.
II. F. Robinson is expected home
from his southern trip tomorrow.
Mrs l.. Fl. Ross is i'll.
Mrs w. C. Firth is spending week
with her parents in Lawrence, Mass.
Miss Annie Hanrahan will spend the
week with friends in Troy.
Mrs Frank Lasheris visiting friends
in Adams
Mrs Russell and Mrs Chapman of
Camden, N. Y, are visiting at 1. E.
Gibson's.
The king bolt of Frank Greenslet's
milk wagon, broke this morning on
Gage ST., letting the rest of the wagon
onto the ground. Mr. Greenslet was
thrown out and his face was quite
severely injured. Aside from splitting
most Of the milk this was all the dam
age done.
The Rummage sale given by the 9Th
Corps WRC was very successful net
ting them over $40.
G. L. Harwood of Chester is visiting
his father, George Harwood Of Union
St.
Duane Sears of Brooklyn son of
George B. Sears formerly of Benning-
ton is rejoicing in the birth Of daugh-
ter.
Mrs Fanny Taylor of Main st is
visiting relatives in Manchester.
Miss Lizzie Freeman of Troy is visit
ing at the home of George Harwood
on Union st.
All trains from the south we're from
two to four hours late Saturday.
This was caused by a train breaking
apart in Troy early Saturday morn
ing.
Miss Jennie Brew of Hoosick Falls
spent Sunday with her sister. Mrs w.
r. Daley.
John Kelso, village clerk has APP
pointed the following as clerks for the
village meeting tomorrow. Hugh Bias
set, Joseph Mulligan.
Miss Mollie Hacket., a former re-
sident met with quite an accident in
Fairhayen Saturday She was in a
sleigh with several others, and in go
ing over a water bar, it made lunge.
and she was thrown out, one wrist was
broken, and the other one sprained.
Corporal Edward Blake of Company
X is i'll with typhoid fever at his home
on the Woodford road. The company
is supplying him with some of the lux
uries that he may require.
Mr. and Mrs Harry c. White return
ed from their trip to Jamaica, Friday
las. They report an enjoyable visit
to the "Green Island of the Antilles
and Mr. White returns much improved
in health.
Mr. and Mrs A. c. N. French of Ayre
junction, Mass, spent Sunday with
here.
p. C. Creigh Of Bellows Falls is Wis
iting friends in town.
The following are announced as
clerks at the village meeting tomorrow:
Polling, J. O. Burt, c. d. Greenslet,
Harry Chase, d. A. Baldwin, John
Purcell, II. A. Lyons, Edward j. Hall,
Joseph Murphy; assistant clerks, Ed
ward Sausville, ]. Henry knapp
Charles Wakefield, S. L. Jewett, JOS
eph Pellerin. Under the new law, the
polls will open at 8 a. m. and close at
, p. m.
Henry w. Davis of Manchester Gen.
ter is visiting in town.
Miss Mae Carney, who has been
quite i'll, is improving.
Miss Susie Linsley Haywood of
Troy has been secured to give a read
ing in this place of Tennysons "Enoch
Arden" The piano accompaniment
will be played by John H. Daley.
James Silk has added new safe to
his Office equipments.
Capt r. C. Graves leaves Tuesday
for hot Springs, Ark.
Albert H. Sutton, whose death oc-
cured at Needham, Mass, Thursday