The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-13
BENNINGTON Briefs
News u the fsva ana village fsls
basny fsf bssy Readers

I ssNs " - W. - '-ts 80
! brisny fsf busy Rssasa
Charles Liadlen 10 GA, Of iosn this
seek.
aighl
Richard Jones Of highssls il here
Tar To- days.
fi@oshy o'Nsii oi Troy sss In
iosn over sunday,
Robert Holmes al chsrlolis -as
here over sunday.
Mrs. nuri willard is yisilins frisnds
In Manchester aud Arllnstoa,
Ne aud Mrs RJnnaay arc speed.
ing several days 10 Ne~ YORK.
Mrs % n Rslabrook. .hs has hesn
absstt some time ls expected hone thls
week.
Miss Eiisabsih Gregg has q position
In ibe liarsood drug store co North
street
Str and Mrs. Thomas Hoyi of Troy
sperl sunday 9Th Mr. and Mrs A z
Cutler
George inoson loh ihls mofnlns Tor
jacssonsi 10. Via, ~hefe he sill spend
iho rlnier.
AIR aud Mr. Thomas nrsssli Of Hoo.
sick falls have bren spendins several
days here.
Contractor 4 y Wood has taken tho
Job Va hnish ihs tom hall baiidins a.
wAllingiord.
Thomas Vail has closed his summer
rssldence al Tho ccnisr and has rriarn
Cd Ia Troy for The -lnirr.
Albert Schsa',s vas called 10 TROY
Saturday by tho death 81 hls gram
mother. Mrs Thomss Moore.
Miss Mary Doyle has been accepted
ne operator 81 tho local telephone ca.
change vice Miss Lila Whale.
Miss Jsnais Sterling who has been
a guest al tho home 81 George u liar
sood returns today Ia Montpelier.
Miss orviebon Rossno-. Mr. Rose.
nos aud Bakin sunda of CohSes spent
Sunda, With Miss Marssrc, barron.
Harrington So r. . senior Ia The
iennington high school has accepted
q position 10 the FIRST National bank.
En- Pstnam IL having new quarter
ID oak doors laid IN the entire loser
part u his residence wlih The except
on Of one room.
Nrs Harriet Armstrong 81 adiord.
ahO has bccn spending several weeks
siih an aunt 10 Clarcnoa,, n. n, re.
turned Saturday afternoon.
Charles Daley Who has been ON
ploje ed by Louis HArvood on Moth
street has resigned to take q position
in the shipping department ~ Coop
-t's mill.
Capt c W Blake. Formerly Of the
.sih Vermont volunteers died last week.
Tie VAS 81 iears Of age and death was
caused by a cancer. He leaves a wife
and i've children.
Gov Bell has followed the designa.
lion Of Prcsideo: Roosevelt and has
1amsd Thursday, Nov. 20. ~ Thanks
giving day. His formal proclamation
sill be issued tomorrow.
There IL now on the Standard oil
wagon a team OF horses that we're pur.
chased last week from the John Big.
CART estate that weigh 5000 pounds,
iro black apd can do the work requIr
cd Of them In good shape.
A X Richie returned Saturday from
Manchester Center, where 10 has been
for q couple OF weeks Assisting 10 TAX.
Jog inventory Of the stock in the store
formerly conducted by A l. Graves.
The stock inventoried at cyl 900.
The first lecture 10 the Methodist
church course will be given this even
ing by the pastor, subject: "Novels |
and Novel Reading" All who heard |
him last year will surely be present
his evening and many others should
hear this subject discussed.
Archie Sherman Is carrying an arm
In sling as the result of an accident
while playing football on the grass
plot In front OF tie Rutland railroad |
station. The boy was running with the |
ball, was tackled and thrown and when |
pulled out from under the heap of /
players was found TO have broken
wrist.
The 23rd annual reunion OF the sur
visors of the LIST Vermont Cavalry
will be held in Bellows Falls the 23rd
Of November. Company G of the
regiment was raised in Bennington
county. OF the survivors two are now
living here. Geo w Bickford now in
the Soldiers home and Frank II Hol-
lister.