The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-09-02
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the TOwn and village To
Briefly for Busy Readers.

News OF the Town and Village To
Briefly for Busy Readers.
Miss Alice Ford has returned to
Troy.
Joseph McDermott has returned from
B oston.
Herbert Keller has returned from
his vacation.
Miss Alice Morrissey has returned
from her vacation.
Miss Laura Rogers leaves Saturday
for Gardner, Mass.
The board of civil. authority will
be in session tomorrow,
Mrs Dexter Farnum returned from
Boston Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Aiken left Fri
day morning for st Louis.
Matthew Kehoe of Cohoes is visiting
his aunt, Mrs John Hurley.
The base ball team goes to Fair Ha-
ven Monday to play with that team.
Mrs A. f. Loomis and daughter,
Julia, are spending the day in Shafts
bury.
There were 30 tickets sold from here
to the Cambridge fair Friday and five
to the Chatham fair.
Frank Kennon, formerly member
of the BIS now employed in New
work is visiting relatives here.
Jerome Horton of North Benning-
ton was the lucky person in Coles suit
association Thursday evening.
Mrs NJ. c. Russell, Mrs G. Paddock
and few other relatives are enjoying
picnic at Battlefield park today.
Miss Cora A. Armstrong will enter.
tain several friends at her home in the
west part of the town this evening.
Miss Anna Rogers left Friday MORN
ing for Winchendon, where she has a
position as teacher in mathematics.
Mrs Eugene Stratton of Union street
has returned from two weeks visit at
SAlone, Beverly, and Bridgeport,
Conn.
j. Ed Walbridge has purchased the
property at the Casino and will begin
at once to make several improvements
there
Mss Buelah Marsden and Miss
Lizzie Parent of Burlington, who is
visiting her, will spend tomorrow in
Albany.
Miss Maggie Cone is attending the
Chatham fair and will also visit
brother in Troy. She will be absent
two weeks.
Nicholas Leahy left for his home in
Utica this noon He has been s""~ l.
Ing hi vacation with his auuIo o.
Stafford ST.
Mrs George L9ssor and son of Rut.
Iand are visiting friends here. She
was formerly Miss Zoe Godfrey and a
resident of the village.
Col and Mrs Merritt Barber who
have been spending the summer in this
vicinity, returned to their home in
Watervliet Wednesday.
Mrs John Boland and Miss Con-
stance Boland, who have been spend
ing the summer at Mrs Barbara
Moore's, returned to Troy Tuesday.
Including the $40 gift the net receipts
OF the Walloomsac lodge entertain
ment Tuesday evening we're over S35.
The entire amount goes to the relief
fund.
The Fanny Wood dramatic COM
pany in which landlord Prouty is in
terested have been practicing here for
several days. The company will open
the season here next Monday eve
ming.
The Misses Walbridge entertained a
number of their friends at dinner Wed
nesday evening at their home. Sew
erai vocal selections were delightfully."-
rendered by Miss Alice Ford and Mr.
lofty of Troy.
Mr. and Mrs William B. Arnold of
North Adams, accompanied by Mrs
NJ. S. Boss, are spending several days
with the mother of Mrs Arnold, Mrs
M. c. ,Huling of North Bennington.
H. S. Bingham, one of the railroad
commissioners, was in st Adams
Thursday in consultation with Fuller
G. Smith, another member of the
board, relative to the annual report of
the commissioners soon to be issued.
Communion services will be held