The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-09-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Briefly
Told. For Bnsy Readers.

Told. For Bnsy Readers.
There will be social dance in For
ester's hall Friday evening.
Mrs William r. Lawrence of Troy is
visiting her mother, Mrs j. [. LOOMS.
Miss Jessie LOOMS returned Mon
day morning from her vacation spent
at Lake George.
The death of John Marbury apron
inent citizen of Manchester occurred
suddenly Monday morning.
Misses Marge Burke and Anna
Foley who have been spending their
vacation at Lake Placid are the
guests of Miss Agnes Morrissey.
Miss Mary Loughlin, graduate of
the class'04 BIS will 5000 enter the
Normal school at Castleton.
Miss Elizabeth Sibley who has been
the guest of Mrs Henry f. Rudd re-
turned to Albany Saturday.
G. N. Percey's BelboJ secured LIST
premium in the genegal purpose class
atsiCambridge Friday. This is the
horse driven in this town by James
Martin two years ago.
Branch No of st Mary's Guild
will have croquet party Wednesday
afternoon from to at Mrs J. II.
Norton's, PA Union St. All are in
vited.
Entered into Life Eternal" at
Brooklyn, n. Y. Clifford Wilmot
aged % months second son OF Duane
Il. and Mable May Sears. and dearly
loved grandchild of Mr. and Mrs
George B. Sears of New York. Jesus
called a little child unto Him.
St Francis de Sales Academy be-
gins ting fall term Wednesday.
John Plumb returned Monday from
Silver Bay, Lake George.
One of the windows in the BenniI g
on Custom Laundry was broken Sun
day night. Also one in Thomas F.
Morrissey's grocery store. 1t has not
been discovered who did the damage.
During the month of August the town
clerk issued one marriage license and
for the same time there were reported
to him - births, and deaths.
Joseph Allen received a bad scalp
wound Monday afternoon while COM
ing from Bennington Center. The
horse stopped suddenly and Allen was
thrown clear over the horses head.
The funeral of Michael Dreeland was
held from st Francis de Sales church
Monday morning. The deceased was
brother of Mrs w. A. Harwood and
had but recently come TO this country
at the urgent solicitation of his sister.
He was i'll with fever several weeks.
The remains of Samuel Watson who
die in Schenectady arrived at North
Bennington Monday where the funeral
and interment took place.
Chairman Harris of the democratic
State committee with John Robinson
returned from Readsboro Sunday
night. They report that just before
they left on their return quarantine
was established against North Adam.
on account of the prevalence of small
.pox in that towq.
The mercury this morning registered
46 above zero, and in some places there
we're slight frosts.
Mrs Alton Of Denver, formerly q
resident Of this village is visiting
friends here,
Mrs Nicholas Noveck who has beer
i'll is considerably improved.
Miss Ethel Wheeler is home from
Albany for her vacation.
Miss Melissa Morse, a graduate o
the high school and for five year!
| teacher in Granville high school ha:
resigned andtaken position as teacher
in Poultney,
Mrs Bogart Walker was called t.
Manchester Tuesday owing to the dealt
of John Marbury.
There will be a meeting of the foot
ball team at the YMCA Wednesda!
evening at 100 o'clock.
Mrs c. j. Wheeler and son Jack o
Schenectady are in town.
Regular meeting of Sixth Corps w
r. G. tomorrow evening.
r. A. Bean and wife are in Newpor
called there by the death of the fathe
of Mrs Bean which was quite sudden