The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-08-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News OF the Town and Village Briefly
Told For BnSy Readers.

A~iN EON "hSS ANoaApA1s
Miss Sarah Burt is visiting friends
at Maple Hill.
Col Merritt Barber U. S A. "retired"
is here today on business.
Mrs Sarah Fowler OF New Haven is
the guest of Mrs G. b. March.
John Harris has gone to White Creek
to visit friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Squires of New
York are the guests of his father.
Mrs E. L. Sibley and children left
Tuesday morning for Cottage city.
Norman Burke Of knight, N. Y, is
stopping at Mrs Barbara Moore's.
A. Whitney Lockwood of New York
is the guest of Miss Mabel Graves.
Miss Alice Mulligan entertained a
number of friends Sunday evening.
Miss Agnes Kearse has returned
from two weeks vacation in Troy,
Mr. and Mrs George Newmayer have
gone, to Albany for couple of days.
Earl Darling, clerk in Bottum's
store, is on his vacation for two weeks.
A band concert will be given tomor-
row evening on the Putnam House YER
anda.
Mrs Frank Wood and son Walter
are spending two weeks in Rutland
and Wells.
The caddies played the members of
the Mount Anthony club game of
base ball today.
Mr. and Mrs V. H. Griffith and little
daughter of East Arlington are visiting
Miss Julia Caldwell.
Frank Sherman leaves tomorrow to
camp with William Myers and Harry
Moses at Lake Emerald.
Mrs and Mrs Frank B. Carver left
Monday afternoon for Cottage City to
remain a couple of weeks.
Mrs John Mulligan has gone to
Holyoke Mass, to attend the funeral
of her niece, Mrs H. L. Monsette
Miss Florence Haskins, who has
been visiting her sister Mrs Frank
Wood, returned TO her home in Rut-
land, Monday.
The Banner received today two loo
al items which would have been pub
lished had the sender not forgotten to
sign his name.
Miss Graney who has been the guest
of her aunt, Mrs William Miller of
the Center, has returned to her home
in Hoosick Falls.
Frank Hayes Of Boston is visiting
Mr. and Mrs Frank Edgerton. Sunday |
with Mrs Edgerton, be drove to Pow.
nal and visited friends.
Rev NJ. L. woolsIey of Vergennes
will oliiciate in ST PETERS church at
all the services Sunday in exchange |
with Rev Phillip Schuyler.
L. D. Moore goes to Vergennes to-
morrow to attend the annual conven-
tion of the State Firemen's associa-
tion of which he is secretary.
Miss Irene Higgins of Arlington is
the guests of her sister, Miss Isabella
Higgins. Her sister will return with
her to spend a short vacation.
Geo Bond was called to Pownal
Monday afternoon by message an
nouncing the serious illness of his bro
Their Henry who is in business there.
The condition of the young man is
more favorable today.
In the Rutland city court Monday,
John Ineson, formerly of this village,
was fined s. and costs, in all Sll 80.
He has been in that city number of
years.
A special car leaves at els tonight
TO carry those from here who wish to
attend the Grand Pilgrimage to the
Shrine of st Anne de Beaupre near
QueDe'.
Joseph Farnum of the Soldiers
home az Marion, Ind, is visiting his
sister Mrs Thomas Whitman. He is
enroute to Boston to attend the Natio-
nal encampment.
Miss Maud Kennon has retur ned
from visit to Schenectady, bringing
with her three year old neice Eleanor
Kennon, who will visit her grand
parents few weeks.
Miss Bertha Taylor of North AID.
ans writes the Banner that the an
nouncement of her coming marriage to
Robert Todd of this place, is untrue.
The announcement was published on
the authority of Harry Vanderburg
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