The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Briefly
Told For Bnsy Readers.

News OF the Town ana NllaSe brlehy
Told For Bnsy Readers.
Mrs w. Warren and family are
visiting friends in Lebanon.
The Rev Philip Schuyler will preach
at st Peters church Sunday.
Fred Gelpin of Schenectady is the
guest of his brothes William.
Miss Ella Kinney spent Wednesday
with her sister in SALISBURY.
Mrs A. J. Fauly and family are
spending a month at the seashore.
Mr. and Mrs j. H. LaPoint of Phila-
delphia are visiting at Bert Wizards.
Miss NJ aud Galusha entertained a
small party at cards Thursday eve
ming.
Miss Margaret Mangan of Rutland
is the guest of Mrs Nicholas j. Nor
rissey.
Miss Hazel Thompson has returned
to her home in Mechauicyille after
brief visit.
Mrs Elizabeth Black of Albany is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs OFT OF Union
! ST.
Mrs f. J. Morrissey and daughter
Catherine returned from Troy We'd
nesday evening.
MIR and Mrs w. +. Moger of Port
Chester, n. y, are guests OF Miss
/ Carrie A, Wood.
Napolean Delude employed at JAS
Morrissey's hotel is spending his va
cation in Canada.
Mrs f. L. Amaion of Pownal is
visiting her daughter Mrs l. H. San.
born in Enfield, n. II.
+ During Napolean Delude's vacation
Joseph Cum of North Adams will take
his place at the Columbian House.
Charles Morse and Arthur Spence
have returned from Lake George where
they have been spending their vacat-
ion.
Quite a number from here are going
to Rutland Sunday where they will
charter an electric car to Lake Boone.
seen.
Melvin II. Robinson has been en-
gagged by the Bennington Gas Co. to
place all contracts for the use of gas
mere
Miss Hazel Thompson Of Mechanic
willie is the guest OF her aunt Miss
Minnie Maher and Miss Elizabeth
Morrissey.
Miss Emily Halam, who is a guest
OF her grandmother, Mrs j. Healy,
will return to her home in New York
| Wednesday
The Shakers are at the Young Wo-
mans club this evening and tomorrow
afternoon and evening. They will ex-
hibit fancy articles and take orders
for coats.
Frank McDermott, who has been
confined to the house forseveral weeks,
was able 20 be out again for the first
time Wednesday.
Misses Ida and Rose Beslile and
Irene Honiker leave Saturday enroute
for Troy, Albany and New York.
They will be gone several weeks.
Mrs Collins, widow of DR. Stephen
Collins a former resident is expected
here today to spend couple of weeks
with Mr. and Mrs d. A. Ward.
Mrs f. B. Popes Sunday school
class, f. E. Hart and family, Miss
Elizabeth Cairns of Hartford and +.
B. Pope enjoyed a picnic in Evans
grove Wednesday.
DrJ. T. Upton of Rutland has been
here this week visiting with friends.
He is popular young physician of
that city, and is talking of locating
here. He has been city physician there
for some time. He will probably
locate on North st.
The Rev Joseph B. Lyman of Bar
ton Landing, Vt. will preach at the
Old First church next Sunday MORN
ing. The Rev David N. Beach, d. D.,
who is president of the Congregatio-
nal Theological seminary at Bangor,
Maine, will preach at the same place
on Sunday evening.
Rev DR. c. w. Rowley will occupy
his pulpit at the NJ f. Church Sun
day. Morning theme, Jehovah
Jireh." Evening theme, "Why the
Mistakes of Good Men are Recorded
in the Bible" The evening theme is