The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-03-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News OF the Town land village Briefly
Told for Busy Readers

were called to Thompsonville Friday
to attend the funeral of relative.
The junior league OF the Methodist
church is to give social this evening.
Miss Merial Golden OF Utica is visit
ing her sister.
Miss Josephine Hogao has taken
position in Bottum g. Torrance's.
Mr. and Mrs w. E. Hawks have re-
turned from their trip to Florida.
w. b. Sheldon will lead the Guide
board prayer meeting Wednesday eve
ming,
Mems work shoes OF every descrip.
ton all solid, at the great shoe sale
Bennington shoe store.
Ladies shoes and Oxford ties, all
kinds from the walking boot of calf
skin TO the dainty carriage boot of kid
at sacrifice prices, at the big shoe sale.
Boys shoes in many styles, solid
ruo stylish all thoroughly durable at
the Bennington shoe store, Salvage
shoe sale.
Frederick G. Peake left this noon
for his former home in Chatham. CALI
ed there by the illness of his brother.
Nathan Severance of Berlin, Mass,
is visiting his sister, Mrs Mary Allen
on Pleasant-st.
Girls shoes, school shoes, dress
shoes, servicable and dainty, at the
great shoe sale.
For the "little folks" school shoes
that wear, dress shoe that are JOY
forever. AT the great Salvage shoe
sale.
Rubber boots for Men, Women,
Boys, Girls and Children at the great
Salvage shoe store.
Lumbermens footwear "for a song"
at the big shoe sale.
Mems dress shoes and Oxford ties in
patert colt skin cordoran, valYur calf,
kang, Wei kid and ruSset's in light,
medium and dark shades a, the l.. G.
Hamilton Salvage shoe sale.
Miss Faith Powers is home from
Middlebury college for short vaca-
ton,
W. A Toomey now of Brooklyn is
home for few days called by the i'll
ness of his wife.
Mrs Horace p. Woodman and son,
Edward are spending few days in
Averill Park.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Goldsmith who
have been here since the death of his
brother, Rudolph returned to their
home in Troy today.
One OF the leading coal dealers said
Thursday that the price OF coal would
be reduced soon after the first of April
That will be no joke. Coal is now
quoted at 81 per ton and plenty at that.
Mrs w. d. Coolidge and son who
have been stopping few days viii
her daughter, Mrs X. Ii. Walker have
returned to Arlington.
Next week Saturday the juniors of
the YMCA, Bennington Falls, and the
guideboard will hold an athletic con-
test in the local gymnasium
Mr. and Mrs Harry j. Beagle of
South Salisbury spent Sunday at
her home here.
The board of license commissioners
will meet and organize Saturday,
April lst They will be ready to re
ceive applications for licenses immed-
lately after,
Jailor Arthur Russell who has been
on the sick list several days is out
again today.
G. f.. Stevens who has been with +.
L. Sibley for ten years has resigned
and on April 10Th will go with Noble
a. Wood of Hoosick Falls as foreman
of their machine shop.
The flower and visiting committee of
the Baptist CE society held an enjoy
able social Friday evening. The price
of admission was flower and bou-
quets we're given to i'll people Satur-
day.
The Bennington Falls BIB team will
90 to South SALISBURY Friday and
play the Eagles, newly organized
team.
The April number of the Worlds
Work contains number Of beautiful
pictures of Russian scenes from photo
graphs made by the Ii. c. White Co.
of North Bennington.
Miss Fannie Fillmore is expected
home tomorrow after a three weeks
visit in East Chatham.
Frederick A. Burt is home from Col
gate university for ten days vaca.
/ tion.
Hiram Stoddard was instantly kill
ed in the Griffith and Nathaniel slate
quarrey at Poultney Friday evening
| A large box was being lowered into
the pit and struck him, He is surviv-
ed by wife.
Harry McKeon is graduate from
the Albany School of Pharmacy to-
morrow night; also Peleg Madison OF
this place. Harry took the New York
state board examination, passing THE
examination second In his class OF 80.
When the Vermont board meets the 9th
OF April in Montpelier he will take
that also. He has position to go to
after weeks vacation in Upper Troy.
He worked there during the vacation
last summer and was liked so much
that the proprietor engaged him then
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