The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-05
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News OF the Town andl village Told
I Briefly For Busy Readers

Mrs Charles Firth is seriously i'll.
Miss Lucretia Edgerton was in Troy
Saturday.
The Junior League meets at $3.50 p.
IN. tomorrow.
Miss Bessie Bennett is visiting in
Fort Edward, N. Y.
Four robins were seen near Bing-
hams box shop Friday.
Mortimer Culliton is quite serious
ly i'll at his home on Gage street.
Miss Florence Cole is visiting
friends at Green Island this week.
Roy Davis of Sandy Hill is quite
i'll at the home of DR. S. r. Wilcox.
There will be no services at the
chapel in the Demo district tomorrow.
Miss Maggie Crystal has disposed
of her entire stock of millinery goods
Miss Lillian Harbour has been quite
i'll with the grip at her home on Gage
81.
Miss Florence Hathaway has return
ed from two weeks visit in Boston
and Aver.
Miss Lillian l. Ford left this morn
ing for a weeks visit with relatives in
New York.
Miss Jessie Potter will sing at the
Mems meeting at the YMCA rooms
Sunday afternoon.
r. W. Cheney of Manche,t ter, N. H.,
has been the guest of f. S. Harris
a few days this week.
Miss Nellie Cofey has been con-
fined to the house a few days with an
attack Of the grippe.
Miss Jennie Gunshannon has re-
turned to Waterford after a two weeks
visit &C her home here.
District Deputy George T. ChafTee
of Rutland will make an official visi
to the local Lodge, of Elks March g.
Mrs Florence Normandy left yester-
day for Greenwich where she will spend
a few days with her sister, Mrs Clark
Spencer
Fire broke out il the Oriental store
in Burlington Friday morning eaus-
ing loss of $4,000. The insurance
was about $4,000.
William Miller has moved from
West Main street to Bennington
Center having taken a position with
Chandler x Blackmer.
Epworth league meeting at the Metho-
dis church tomorrow evening at
O'Clock. All who can sing are special
ly requested to be present.
Mrs j. 1. Loomis went to Troy to-
day to attend the funeral of D. II.
Lawrence. Mrs Loomis will be the
guest Of her daughter Mrs W. T. Law
renee, until Monday.
Dodgers Offering $50 reward for the
conviction of persons renting buildings
for cooking mains, or acting as prin-
cipals or attending such mains were
distributed this morning.
Rev DIR w. II. Washburne is men
TONED, as one OF the clerical dele-stes
from the Troy conference, to the Cen
eral conference Of the Methodistchurch
which meets in Los Angeles in June,
Misses Mary Hyde and DAISY Rudd
ente tanned about 20 of their friends
last evening with card party held at
Miss Hyde's home. Miss Pomeroy and
Ward Lyons won the first prizes and
Mrs Newton Cottrell and Harry Ros-
Ter the consolation prizes. Choice re-
freshrhents were served.
BY the provisions of the will of Mrs
Charlotte f. King of Troy, which was
probated in the Surrogate court for
Rensselaer, county Friday morning, !
James r. Haswell of Hoosick will re-
ceive bequest of $1,000, and perso-
nal property. His many friends in |
Bennington will congratulate him.
when Women Love" is one of |
those intensely exciting plays that
touch the hearts of all. Thrilling |
scenes and incidents alternate with |
bright, snappy comedy, serving to
keep interest aroused from start to fin-
pish. This play is to be seen here
March Is.
At the First Baptist church the
pastor, Rev Frank r. Morris, will |
preach at both services. The month
ly celebration ofthe Lords supper win |
follow the morning sermon. Bible |
school at II noon. YPSCE Conse-
Grafton service at O'Clock. Strangers
are specially invited to the evening