The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and village Briefly
ToldFor Is nsy Headers.

Judge f. L. Bates is in New York.
Miss Margaret Healy is in Troy to-
day.
NJ. H. Robinson is in Manchester for
a few days.
d. C. Potter is in Troy and Albany
for few days.
Walter II. Berry returned from
Washington Thursday.
John Burns won the shoes at NJ. j..
Schwab's last evening.
William +. Hawks has been in New
York the most of this week.
Miss Grace Livingston entertained a
few friends Thursday evening.
Mrs H. S. Bingham and Miss Ella
Bingham we're in Troy Thursday.
John Lane of Albany is visiting his
sister Mrs William f. Bailey for
few days.
Mrs S. H. Vault of Arlington is
visiting Mrs John Madison of South
st.
Mrs Eugene Moulton drew the shoes
last night at the Bennington shoe store
club.
Mrs John Casey, who sprained her
wrist few days ago, is getting along
nicely.
There promises to be large atten-
dance at the X of p card party this
evening
George Miller who has been having
bad attack of pleurisy is at his bus
mess again.
Henry Falkland is on the mountain
for few days hunting rabbits and
other game.
The card social at the X of p hall
this evening promises to be a most
pleasant event.
The young woman's club will serve
one OF its popular suppers at the club
rooms Saturday evening.
Saturdays session OF the Fortnigh.
tly will be devoted to essays on trees,
interesting, historical etc.
All men are cordially invited to at
tend the meeting at the YMCA Sunday.
j. V. D. S. Merrill will speak.
The mercury this morning registered
6 below, the warmest since Monday
morning for this time OF day.
John N. Gale who has been the guest
of Mr. and Mrs Herbert Marsden left
Friday morning for Rutland.
Mrs E. p. Hathaway was brought
bacx from the hospital in Troy Thurs
day and is at Mrs c. d. Gibson's.
Mrs c. H. Scott injured her left
knee quite badly this morning by fall
ling on the ice. The injury is painful.
Mrs ]. Russell of Silver street has
been spending part Of the week with
relatives in the west part OF the town.
The weather the present week has
been especially favorable for plumb
ers and none of them have been around
the streets idle.
1t is said on good authority that
there is no prospect whatever OF the
Rutland railroad erecting round
house here the coming season.
Miss Fannie Fillmore has so far
recovered from recent injuries that she
rode out yesterday, and spent last
night with friends away from home.
George Aitken OF Woodstock, presi-
dent of the state board OF agriculture,
will be one OF the speakers at the Far
ner's Institute to be held here next
Friday.
AS the Rev Philip Schuyler, rector
Of st Peters church is away from town
;he services for Sunday are as follows.
Morning prayer 5 p. M. The early
eucharist at 1880 m will be omitted.
The 10 cent sale at Levin's has been
we'll patronized. The store has been
crowded from morning untilnight with
anxious customers. No wonder when |
,wo, three and even four articles are
given for the price OF one.
One Of the big attractions OF the
year theatrical Is Louis Mann In 1.-The |
Second Fiddle which Is having
,hree weeks run at the Park theatre in
Boston. An effort is being made to
yet the company here later.