The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News OF the Town and village Told
Briefly For Busy Readers
special display Of Easter M

/ h. S. Keyes will be pleased to see the
ladies whether they wish to buy or
not.
Walfried Walquist has been visit
ingin SALISBURY for few days. He is
one of the popular newsboys.
The ladies of the Methodist church
are holding a rummage sale over
Newton's store beginning this morn
ing. It will continue until the articles
are all disposed of.
Reuben Sanborn spent Sunday with
his uncle, John Robinson. in Airing
ton.
r. A. Bean and wife have moved in.
to the west part of the Bingham house
on Union Street.
Mrs F. H. Burgess who has been in
poor health some time has been taken
to the residence of her father, Judge
Myron Woodward for few days Wis
il.
Mrs w. H. Nichols is i'll at her
home on Silver St.
Miss Norah Hsrtnett of Waterford
will spend the Easter vacation with
friends in the village.
Announcement is made OF the mar
riage of Miss Joanna G. Moreland
and Joseph Delakoff, which took
place Wednesday evening, March %
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs Joseph f. Moreland, GIG
Third Avenue, Troy. Mr. and Mrs
Delakoff will reside in North Benning-
ton.
Fred Houghton has moved from
Pleasant to Union street in the house
formerly occupied by Rev Edw Con
over.
Rev w. A. Dawson, OF Burlington,
spoke at the Baptist church last eve
ming on prayer" Mr. Dawson will
speak again this evening on topic of
special interest to young men. All
are invited.
Rev Frank r. Morris spoke at the
Holy Week Service at the Old First
church, Bennington Center this after
noon.
]. Harry Engels OF Rutland is quite
seriously i'll at the city hospital in
Rutland with pneumonia
c. Floyd Huling has gone to Kan
kakee, H., on business connected with
the settling of the estate OF the late
Truman Huling, of which his father,
the late Milo c. was one of the admin
istrators.
The annual communication ofMount
Anthony lodge +. & A. NJ. will be
held Tuesday evening, April 5. Off
GERS are to be elected.
O'Donnell will hold her spring
opening next Thursday, March 81. All
ladies are invited to attend.
w. c. Bull will have the charge of
the additions and improvements at the
Phillip Jennings house at Bennington
Center, which will be commenced soon.
]. T. Hurlbut moved yesterday to
j. L. Firms house on Union street.
Hon O. NJ. Barber has been in Rut-
land this week.
A. w. Warren of Grand Fork,
North Dakota, former resident, who
has been spending the winter in Cuba,
was visitor in town today. Mr.
Warren is a guest of Col Walbridge
in North Bennington.
The following is from the Palm
Beach, Fla, Daily News of last Thurs
day:-Mr and Mrs FrederickO. Graves
and daughter, Miss Besse Graves, of
Bennington VT, who have been guests
at the Hotel Royal Poinciana for sew
eral weeks, have begun their trip
northward and are now stopping at
the Windsor Hotel in Jacksonville.
This is Mr. and Mrs Graves second |
season at Palm Beach, having been
here last season accompanied by their |
Mabel, who is now in New
York. Mrs Graves and Miss Bessie |
Graves we're showered with attentions
while here and are delighted with |
Palm Beach. so delighted in fact that
they will return here next season for a
long stay. Miss Graves improved in |
health wonderfully while here, and |
went on several launch parties.
Harry Spear who has been i'll with |
the grip is able to be out.
Mrs James Furley Of South street is |
Ill with the grip.
Mr. and Mrs F. E. Amadon and SON.
,o1ou, Toeanb GtOclxwall left for |