The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-12-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and village Briefly
Told For Bnsy Headers.

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Deputy Corey has charge of the jur
in the Sargood case.
Miss Jennie Hatch is confined t.
the house by illness.
The condition ofMrs Catherine Par
sons is quite low today.
John E. Healy is in Readsboro fol
three days on business
Miss Bessie Harbour is clerking il
II. NJ Ramsdell's this-week.
Miss Mary Toomey entertained IA
few friends Monday evening.
Miss Maud NJ Gausha Is clerkin
in A. X, Richie & COS store.
Charles Ayres is home from Column
bia college for his holiday vacation
Frederick A. Burt is expected home
from Colgate University to spend
Christmas.
Miss Faith Powers Fill com" home
from Mi@dleJurI cJNee" ttsp. nd tae
holidays.
Mrs w lam NIors won G shoes in
the b ciu, a. ,ae Bennington shoe
store MondG; evening,
The S q II sI.ap company has
moved all of its goods from the store
and taken down its sign.
Mrs Melvin II. Robinson and son
have been spending a few days with
friends in Hoosick Falls.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Bugbee entertain; d
ed few friends Saturday evening.
Refreshments were served.
Bert Willard and wife returned Mon
day afternoon from a visit in North
ampton and Belchertown, Mass.
The Odd Fellows will work the
second degree tomorrow evening after
which refreshments will be served
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Holden of Pal
mer, who have been theguest of Mr. and
Mrs f. b. Pope, returned Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Holden, who
have been visiting his sister, Mrs f.
L. Hart, have returned to Bondville.
j. C. Colgate and family will come
Thursday to spend the holiday season
at "Ben Venue" their country home.
A daughter was born Dec ! to Mr.
and Mrs n. d. Donnel of Toleda,
Ohio. Mrs Donnell is well known
in Bennington.
A large and complete line of Holi
day goods at Goldsmith 4 Co S.
Dolls, toys, games, books etc. Every
thing in the music line.
The license commissioners of the
town made their quarterly inspection
of the licensed saloon this morning.
They found but few customers in them
and everything was apparently in per.
feet order.
AS Christmas comes on Sunday Nthe
National express company's office will
be kept open TO accommodate all re- |
cpients of articles and the delivery |
teams will be out until all packages |
are delivered.
Arrangements were made IA onday by |
which the J. Russell Parsons resi- |
dence and grounds in Hoosick Falls |
will be sold by the Troy Savings bank !
which has held the property several |
years, TO DR. l., ID. McWayne of Hoo
sick Falls.
The clothing firm of Houghton, Poul-
let X Cronin If Rutland of which |
Charles L. Houghton is senior mem
Der, have leased rooms in Merchants
Row in that city and will remove to
hem January lst.
The first Christmas package of the
season containing bed quilts etc, ar.
lived at the Soldiers home Monday.
Word has been received from several
If the Relief corps in the state, that
each here before Christmas.
District Deputy Grand High Priest
[. l.. Clark OF the first Royal Arch
dasons of Vermont paid an official
'isit to Temple chapter Monday even
ng. There was good attendance OF
he craft, the Mark Masters degree
vas conferred on one candidate and
fter the work, refreshments were
erved.
There are now being made at the
machine works three mon
ter wood pulp grinders which are to
70 in the pulp mills near Greenwich,
!. Y. owned by company of which
saac G. Blandy former resident of
is president. Each of the
machines will weigh ten tons and they
re the largest machines for wood !
ulp grinding there is in the country.
Word was received Saturday of the
cath in New York of Mrs Morris Lu-
lie. Mrs Lurie for many years was a
esident of Hoosick Falls and her
cath will be learned of with regret by
large circle of friends and acquain.
iuces. The deceased was ~ years of
ge and is survived by her husband,
lree daughters and two sons, and two :
lsters.
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