The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News OF the Town and village Told
Briefly For Busy Readers

mouse.
Mrs w. Cutting is confined to the
house by illness.
Rev Edw Conover is moving from
Union to Valentine street.
A. X. Keller of Pitts6eld is visiting
in town.
In the Methodist church tomorrow
the pastor will speak in the morning
on "Growth" and in the evening on
Remembering"
Special Sunday dinner at the Put
nan house tomorrow. Come and
bring your friends.
A carload of potatoes has just been
bought at Bondville for which 60 cents
per bushel was paid. Here they are
81 per bushel.
The president has nominated Col H.
E. Taylor for postmaster at Brattle-
boro to succeed che late D. P. Webs
ter, and w. G. Shaw lat North Ben
nington to succeed himself.
Miss O'Donnell will hold her spring
opening next Thursday, March 81.
All ladies are invited to attend.
Leroy Brant has been spending a
week with his grandfather, William
Brant of Hoosick.
Mrs ]. V. Carney is confined to the
house by illness.
C. Floyd Huling left this morning
for Kankakee, Ill.
The late Milo c. Huling left no will.
G. Floyd Huling and F. E. Burgess of
Burlington have been appointed ad-
ministrators ofthe estate.
At the First Baptist church Sunday
morning, worship and sermon at 1920.
Bible school at u noon. Evening ser
mon on GLOW they received the Christ. "
a meditation on Palm Sunday. Stran-
gers are invited.
Mrs Caroline Armstrong is serious
ly i'll at her home, corner Silver and
Grand View streets with bronchitis.
The license commissioners of Ar
lington have revoked the third class
license of EugenelS. Sargood.
Mr. and Mrs James A. Eddy of Troy
have been spending a portion of the
week here.
The ladies Of circle No. 3 will hold
their rummage sale in rooms over
Newton's store, commencing Tuesday,
March %.
The Sunday dinners served at the
Putnam house leave nothing to be de-
sired. Try one,
The marriage of Miss Ethel Cutler
of Woodford to Noyes Loveland took
place this morning. They will pro-
badly reside in Woodford. Loveland
was arrested yesterday, in Woodford
on complaint of the father ofthe bride,
and the marriage followed.
Miss Sibyl Harris entertained about
20 of her friends Friday evening.
Cards were enjoyed and refreshments
were served.
The parlor readings to have been
given during April by Mrs Bradford
of Montpelier, have been indefinitely
postponed,
o, f. Madison of North Bennington
is very low.
F. o. Graves and wife are expected
home from the south early next week.
His health is greatly improved.
Bennington has lots of politics to
the square inch, as measured on the
official ballot that was three feet two
inches long Middlebury Register.
Rear Admiral Wells L. Field U. S.
N. retired has been ordered to the
Washington Navy'yard as president
of naval board that is to convene
at that station.
John Watson, who was assaulted
Tuesday byt DeForge brothers, does
not get along as well as could be
hoped. He is having considerable
trouble with his head and has not
been able to return to his work yet.
The attendance at the Mems meeting
at the YMCA during the month has
averaged As. Rev Robert b. Tozer,
of North Bennington will speak Sun
day at p m. Andrew Maurer will
render several vocal selections. A
cordial invitation is extended to men.
A large crowd attended the chicken
pie supper, given in the Baptist
Chapel, by the ladies of the church
Friday evening. The tables we're dec
GRATED with lilies, and we're crowded
during the evening. Eight members
from the Raracca cIass wara tho