The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-14
News OF the Town andl:lviIlAge Told
Briefly For Busy Readers

at the Walloomsac Tuesday.
The Misses Jessie and Grace Camp
bell of Troy are spending a few weeks
with friends here
The 10 cts sale at Levin's opened
Saturday with rush and continued
SO all during the week.
! Mrs George Knapp and Miss Una
Knapp of Rensselaer, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs Fred W. Spear.
Mrs George F. Graves ami daugh-
tiers are on carriage drive to North
Adams and southern Berkshire.
The Mt anthony golf team will play
Rutland on the local course Saturday
and Troy in that city on Monday.
The Prouty Inn has fine looking
bus to and from trains 1t made its
first appearance at the depot We'd
nesday.
Mrs Emma Harwood and Miss Jen-
ME Gle leland were the guests of Mrs
John Burke in the west part of the
town Wednesday.
Forrest, Frank and Wilson Jepson
went to Schenectady Thursday morn.
ing. They are going in camp along
the Mohawk River.
Mrs Bronson and daughter of Will
mington, N. j., NJ. B. Downing of
Johnsonville, N. Y, and George
Grape of Fulton, N. Y, were guests
of Mrs Charles Adams Wednesday.
Mrs Albert w. Newell and Mrs
A. H. Watson of New York and Mrs
George T. Barnum of New Haven !
were at dinner at the Walloomsac on
Tuesday They came over from the
Forest and Stream club.
An unusually large number of
people enjoyed the band concert in the
seventh ward Wednesday evening.
NJ. r. Swift, Duane Madison and |
George NJ. Hawks were at the Forest
and Stream club in Wilmington over
Sunday.
Prof. NJ. L, Brown and wife with
little Wales, are visiting their sister,
Mrs Jay Loomis. The Prof who mas
been for the last two years, preaching
and teaching at Middletown, Springs,
Is expecting to leave this fall FOR
Cuba and may decide to remain there
engaging in missionary work.
w. d. Forbes of the Bennington Sc
curity company is absent on his annu-
al vacation.
Tailor Russell, who has been laid
up with injuries received when chasing
Ed DeForge, who was trying to escape
from him, is so far recovered that he
is able to attend to his duties.
Mrs Carrie Goldsmith of Boston, is
her parents Mr. and Mrs John
Warren.
John Z. Ayres is home from the
University of Vermont from which he
recently graduated.
J. A. n. Williams well known
resident of the village received many
congratulations etc Tuesday, it being
his seth birthday.
a bridge whist party of four tables
was held at the Walloomsac Wednes-
day evening.
Mr. Hodenpoil, OF New York, has left
The Forest and Stream club to spend
ihe remainder of his vacation at the
Musicals or entertainments will be
held regularly during the summer at
he golf club house Thursday morn
ngs. A feature of the musical this
week was singing by Miss Bessie
Hudson and Miss Georgiana Austin.
Thursday morning 20 berry pickers
eft on the Chatham train for the Sum-
nit. They are obliged to walk two
niles after leaving the cars.
Capt Robert Swift and a party of II
gentlemen from Bennington met IA
rom the Forest and Stream Club of
today and had trout
Inner in Woodford city.
The Sth annual excursion of r r
rainmen to Hudson will take place
lext Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Simeon Crossier of Ea
'ownal spent Sunday with Mr. and A
irs j. Armstrong.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Patterson, with
,Ir and Mrs Samuel Morgan of Pow !
Ial spent Sunday with DIR and Mrs S.
7. N, Gardner of the west part of the
own.
In the Northern league yesterday o
Burlington won from st Adams, score