The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-11-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News OF the Town and village Briefly
Told for Basy Readers.

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Turkeys are selling at 30 cts per
pound.
Mrs M. j. Belden and Miss Maude
Belden are in Troy today.
Miss Ester Dimick left this noon to
spend Thanksgiving in Boston.
Henry Pratt left Wednesday noon
| for a few days visit in Greenwich.
MISS Charlotte Goddard will spend
her Thanksgiving vacation in Albany.
V. N. Porter left this noon to spend
few days at his home in Charlemont.
Miss Margaret Edgerton is spending
few days with friends in Salem N.
Miss Anna Frazier and Alice Fitz,
gerald are spending week in Connec-
| ticut.
Miss Lille Grees is expected home
from Schenectady to spend Thanks
giving
No musical director was appointed
at meeting of the school trustees last
evening.
The school in SALISBURY taught by
Miss Mary Cutting has closed for
two weeks.
Miss Eva Lacross left Wednesday
morning to spend few days in
Schenectady.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph NJ. Ayres left
Wednesday morning to spend a week
in Oneida.
Miss Faith Powers is home from
Middlebury college for the Thanks
giving dinner.
Mrs Frank Morgan is condned to
her home in the Downs district by a
severe attack of fever.
Several linemen who have been re-
pairing the local telephone wires left
Wednesday for Springfield.
Frank Morgan is home from Lexng-
ton, Mass, where he is now stationed,
to spend the Thanksgiving season.
The annual Thanksgiving ball and
supper VIII be given by the McCul-
Tough Engine Co at North Bennington
this evening.
Mr. and Mrs E. c. Bennett,
Miss Elizabeth Bennett attended the
funeral of Rev J. w. Bennett IN
Round Lake on Tuesday.
DR. fl. r. Bristol will spend few
days this week at her home in Yer
gennes. His Office will be closed FRI
day and Saturday.
Rev John d. Warren of Elmira
came east Tuesday TO visit his brother
Otis Warren who is very iii and
whose condition does not improve.
A rummage sale under the auspices
of the Sixth corps WRC in the post
hall that has been in operation has
been we'll attended. 1t closes this
evening.
Don't forget the social dance in Ar
mory hall THANKSGIVING eve, Wednes-
day, Nov %. Music by Goldsmith.
Gents so cts, ladies free. Cloaks
checked free.
william Bogart Walker of New
York is here to spend Thanksgiving
at home. Mr. and Mrs Buel N. Walk
err will also be guests at dinner at the
Walker homestead.
w. l.. Gokay has greatly improved
the looks of the interior of his drug
store within few days. The partition
in the rear has been taken out, and
other improvements made.
The engineers who have been sur
veying the proposed route OF the Ben |
nington and North Adams electric |
railroad have completed their work |
and returned to Springfield Tuesday. |
Judge Z. L. Bates witnessed the |
Mock Court Trial given at Rutland |
last evening and testiies that the trial !
is all thai it is claimed 10 be- The |
crowd was so great the judge was com
PEELED to occupy chair in the isle.
An employee Of the Rutland railroad |
named Regan was taken into custody |
Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff Nash, !
with being connected with |
the robbery of goods from a freight
car at the time of the recent accident
near Petersburg.
Several civil engineers from Spring
field. Mass who are surveying the
proposed route of the Bennington and
North Adams electric railroad be
tween here and Pownal are stopping
at the Putnam. They have reached
Pownal. The men are carried to and
from their work by one OF Taylor's