The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-12-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.

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James Plumb Is home from Waltham.
John Murphy is home from Schen-.
ectady.
Charles Roche is home from st
Adams.
C. H. Plumb spent Christmas in
Manchester
Edward C. Bingham was in Rutland
for Christmas.
Edward Beaulieu was in Waterford
Christmas day.
Miss Kathryne Niles was in Rutland
to spend Christmas.
S. Huling Blackmer gave dinner
| Christmas 10 relatives.
Miss Nellie Provan spent Christmas
at her home in Manchester.
George a. Lawrence entertained
party of relatives Christmas day.
Robert Madison was home from
Rutland to spend the holidays.
II. N Williams left Tuesday morn.
ing on a business trip up the state.
S. L. Pierce DDS of Manchester
spent Christmas with friends in town.
Miss Bertha Pomeroy of Revere,
Mass is the guest of Miss Clara Doran
Clayton j. Kinsley went to Rutland
Monday to spend the day with his
| brother.
ElmerJ Weaver of Glens Falls was
the guest Of relatives and friends over
| Christmas.
Miss Faith Powers came hons from
Middlebury college Saturday to spend
the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs William Barrett had a
house party of relatives from MaSsa-
chusetts over Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs George W. Keeseman
| returned today from Christmas visit
to relatives in Holyoke.
Me and Mrs NJ. b. Belden, Miss
Maude Belden spent Sunday with
| frierds in Manchester Depot.
Misses Matte and Mary Carney are
| spending the holidays at the home of
their parents in West Rutland
Forrest l.. Jepson from Union Clas.
steal Institute Schenectady is here for
the holidays. He will return Jams.
William Wilcox OF Boston is in town
for the holidays, joining his mother
who is the guest of DR. S. r. Wilcox.
The electric cars had difficult time
getting up Main st this morning owing
10 ha - ipa ina do - he
rails.
Miss Lillian Thomas OF Greenfield
formerly teacher in the local graded
school is expected here Thur sday to
visit friends.
The suit A. p. Childs vs. W. F. Too
mey that has been on the county court
docket has been settled and the case
discontinued.
Mr. and Mrs j. H. Habberley enter
tanned number OF friends including
Mr. and Mrs Fl NJ. Sweet of Cnhoes
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs William Mackey of
North Adams who have been the guests
of her brother, B. a. Quinlan, return
ed Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs Zebra Quackenbush OF
Hoosick were guests of G.. NJ. Graves
over Christmas. Mr. and Mrs Quack.
enbush sail for Italy the It'll of Janu-
airy
Rev A. j. Barron has so far recov.
cred from his illness of last week that
he assisted in the midnight service in
st Francis de Sales church Saturday
night.
Myron Chandler who was injured
yesterday by piece of iron striking
him in the left eve while working in
blacksmith shop was taken to the Al
bany hospital last evening.
Dir and Mrs Franz ". Goodall gave
"A dinner party Monday entertaining
T. + Rawson and family, Mr. and Mrs
+. b. Packard, Mrs and Miss Hodges
and Miss Elizabeth Goodall.
Several items have recently been re.
ceived for publication in the Evening
Banner with simply the initials of the
writer signed The Banner will be
glad to print the items but must have
the name of the sender,
William +. Toomey who spent
Christmas with his family retur, ed to
his work in Brooklyn Monday. 1t is
altogether probable that after the
present school year closes he will re-
move his family to Brooklyn.
Today is the 59th anniversary of
the marriage of Mr. and Mrs S. II.
Robinson. They we're married in
Greenwich, n, Y. and have lived here
about eleven years, most of their mar
ried life was spent in HoOsick.
GOldsmith's orchestra will furnish |
the music for the Rube dance given by |
the entertainment committee of Wal |
loomsac Lodge in Forester's Hall, |
Dec %. Say haint Z a goin' to get |
thier in all your rube toggery and |
by gum don't forget Samantha and |
her sister and forty-five cousins.
La Grippe and Pneumonia.