The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-08-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Briefly
Told For Bnsy Readers.

tions and living pictures will be held
at the White Grow Inn Camp Com
fort) Wednesday evening Aug oath at
s O'Clock for the benefit OF the Ferndale
Chapel. Tickets can be obtained at
Griswold's or Bennington Library, %
cents each. All are cordially invited
to attend, refreshments for sale.
Miss Katherine Mccartney of Hoos-
lex Falls is here for few days.
Mrs Annie S. Hawks has been
spending few days with A. S. Hawks
in Hoosick.
Next Sunday, August n, the Rut-
land railroad will sell tickets for the
camp meeting of the Salvation army
at Lebanon Springs, for fare ne way.
Lieut. Col Miles will have charge of
the meeting. Train will leave here at
80 a. IN, returning leave there at 1926
p. m.
Rev Edward Conover will hold ser.
vices in the Bushnell district Sunday.
Rev John Mitchell of Cold Water
Spring, l.. l., was here today. He is
on his way to Woodford where he has
taken cottage for two months.
Among those who spent August 10th
in the place were DR. Frank Grennan
of Schenectady, Harry McKeon of
Troy and Charles Roche of st Adams.
Fred Guyette of North Adams spent
the 10th with Miss Jennie O'Neil.
Mrs Jessie Wilson of Hoosick is
spending the week here.
Mrs Marietta Bottum visitedin Hoo
sick the first of the week. She was
accompanied by Mrs Grosbeck of Tit
usville who is here for a few weeks.
Arthur Walbridge North of Wood
land, Cal, spent Monday with his
cousins the Misses Walbridge at Camp
L'Oftmore.
There is to be social at the Guide
board chapel Friday evening at
O'Clock. All are invited.
Last Friday evening the Rev Ed
ward Conover was pleasantly surpris-
ed by number of young people. The
evening was much enjoyed by all.
Mrs James II. Martin and son James
returned Monday from driving trip
to Troy.
Miss Elizabeth D. Sibley OF Albany
is the guest of her aunt Mrs Henry f
Rudd.
Miss Elsie Brown spent the 10th at
her home in Hoosick Falls.
Miss Florence Whipple of Freehold
n. j., is the guest of Miss Florence
Walbridge at the Casino.
Asst Postmaster Herbert F. Robin
son left Wednesday morning for
Grown Point, n. y, to be gone a few
days.
Rodney Wilson, who has been to
Bellows Falls, has returned.
James Hagerty and James Quinn of
North Adams were the guest of DR. T.
F. Quinn over the 10th.
May Beferman of Hoosick Falls is
the guest OF May O'Neil at the Center.
Miss Terrian and Miss Mary Schee-
man spent yesterday in Troy.
Among those who visited here the
10th were: Roy Ford, NJ. Corners,
Emile Trottier, Fred Monet and John
Ladam of North Adams; James Row
ley and Clair Walden of williamstown;
John Walden and Tim O'Neil of Hoo
sick Falls.
Miss Anna Nolan of Troy is the
guest of the Misses Grennan.
The Misses Grace and Frances Hoyt
of New York will give an entertainment
for the Mt Anthony Golf club, in the
club house Saturday evening. The pro-
gram will be varied, con sisting of
songs resitations and closing with a
short comedy.
Mrs Wells Valentine and Miss Lii
liam 1. Ford went to New York We'd
nesday to return Saturday.
Ladies connected with one OF the
circles of st Peters church will have a
lawn festival on the lawn of Mrs Kate
Green on Imperial avenue next week
Thursday evening.
Miss Kathryn Patterson of North
Adams is visiting friends here.
Rev DR. F. G. Woodwork of the
Tougall University has been here
few days looking for funds for the uni
versity.
j. 7 Carpenter, Bert HARDWOOD and
Lester Carrier left today for fishing
trim through Glastonbury. Searshurp