The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-11-03
Weather,
Cloudy tonight rain Friday.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

DiiCuy Ava ouoJ ANSoaSto'
Mrs L. F. Abbott is spending the
day in Troy.
Mrs f. S. Chandler is i'll with Sc
we're attack of neuralgia.
Miss Zilla Davis of Gloversville is
a gnest of Mrs Laura Cole.
VIM B. Sheldon and wife spent Sun
day with relatives in Dorset.
Miss Lizzie Davoch of Pleasant. ST
is visiting in Hoosick Falls today.
Mrs Chas Jepson is confined TO
the house with qulnsy and also tonsil-
tits.
A hor owned by viii Bahan died
Wednesday from lockjaw caused by
getting nail into its foot.
The fireworks on School street Mon
ay evening during the ghost walk
were fun nished by l.. G. Holton.
Mr. and Mrs Seymour Van SAINT
voord will vacate their summer home
east OF the village today and return to
Troy.
DR. H. S. Goodall will return to
| Saranac this week where he has "a
position as house physician in sana-
tarium.
Bishop A. G. A. Hall will make his
annual visitation to St Peters church
and parish next Sunday Nov &. He
will otficiate at both services.
Vim II. Nichols in the X club and
Miss Carrie Rugg ofNorth Bennington
| in the l. club were winners at the
Bennington Shoe store last evening.
Mrs Ben Townsend, and daughter
Miss Edna Russum, have returned
from their visit to Ringely, Nd. Miss
| Russum has been i'll since her return.
Tarrant Sibley came down from the
mountain Tuesday and Wednesday a
number OF his friends were remembered
with a piece of venison sufficient for
! dinner.
Horace +. Woodman went to Aver
| i'll Park this noon to remain about a
week. Upon his return he will prob
! ably open undertaking and gener
repairing rooms on Main street.
Secretary Morrison of the state
YMCA will make an official visit to
the local association Sunday and will
| speak al the afternoon service. The
Loomis trio will furnish the music.
Stark lodge will receive election re-
turns in their rooms next Tuesday eve-
ming. There will be an open house,
and all Odd Fellows with their frien(s
are invited to be present. A lunch
will be served.
At a meeting of YMCA debating Sc
ciety on Friday evening at s O'Clock.
| The subject for discussion will be
Labor Unions. There will be an d.
dress by DR. Pierce. The public is il
vited TO these meetings.
Miss Dorothy Tiffany delightful y
entertained II girls at the hon of her
parents on Washington street at
Halloween party Monday evening.
| Refreshments we're served and all had
a highly enjoyable time.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the post office for the week end
ing Oct 81 c. Ii. Cowdry Mch Co.
Felipo Izzo, j. 2. smith. Myron
Wheeler, Mrs NJ. T.. Hast ngs, Mrs
II. Hurley, Miss Teresa Lacey.
1.-THE Heart and how to reach IL"
will be the PASTORS topic at the Me
| church this evening. The service will
be evangelstic. Everybody invited.
a mission study class will be formed
at the close of the meeting. Next sun
day will be communion Sunday.
w. r., Putnam was one of the guests
that occupied the stage at the Wood
opera house in Hoosick Falls Monday
evening at the time OF the great Repub.
lican meeting at which former govern
or, Frank 5. Black of New York was
the principal speaker.
The reception rendered by the For
esters of America to the young ladies
who assisted them in their late fair,
was one of the pleasant occasions of
the fall. Nearly every one of the
young ladies was present. There was
/ an enjoyable social hour, followed
with dancing.
The attraction at Library Hall thea
tire tonight is 1.-The Shadow Detectiven
play sure to please all. Last night
"a Southern Romance was present
ed in first class manner to good
house. The specialties were fine.
Remember tonight ladies can procure
the best seats for 10 cents ifexchanged