The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF :ths Town ana village Told
hrtsnf

Ing Miss Anna pakln.
Mrs WIN Barrati Is spending a few
days Ia Springfield, Mass.
Mrs Thomas Stewart aud daughter
spent sunday ln Rutland.
A. 49, Wnlmarih returned from
Brooklyn sunday evening.
The baseball game tomorrow will
be called a. O'Clock sharp.
Miss Mary Lyons spent sunday
with her sister lea Arlington.
Misses Laura and Elsie Gavin have
taken positions boa ilidson's store.
Mis-, Neitie Pierce Of Northampton
IL visiting Miss Laura Williams.
Weather Indication, for tomorrow
are for clear aud warmer weather
WIN Myers ha, rented the house on
'lcasanl-si now occupied boy John b.
Hcaly.
Mr and Mrs NJ. T. Varnoy Of Brls-
iol are the guest, of their son, a. w..
Narney.
LOCKWOOD mill Is shut down today
for repairs. 10 viii resume work
Wednesday.
Isaac Maihors aud family formerly
OF this place have moved back again
from Cohocs.
Mr and Mrs a. ". Torrance aud bis
father leave tomorrow on an auiomo-
bile trip 20 Albany.
Mrs Andrew Proyan who has been
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs G.. n. Plumb
has returned 90 Manchester.
40 the Baptist church sunday NOR.
ming Rev r. II. Morris made "a strong
plea ln behalf % the NMCA.
LowisJ. Carpenter, the piano tuner
Will ho loo Bennington at N3 1ngc-st
about Ju 1ih FOR short time
Michael Guililnan OF Saratoga was
here over Sunday, Go attend ihe funcr-
al Of Mrs Ann GulliInan Sunday.
ln accordance with the state law
pre.Monorial day exercises are being
held in school hall this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs j. S. Golden viii spend
Memorial day with their daughter.
Mrs George Bickford az Hardwick.
The factories 90 town. the banks
and the posiof''ce Till be closed tomo-
row Ia Observance of Memorial day.
j. Ed Walbridge Is having a set Of
expensive harness built 90 20 with the
new hearse that Pee recently rece' sed.
The Merries AID the Wideawakes
met Saturday afternoon aud the for
mer we're victorious by a score OF :
to3.
Miss Lizzie Mcmahon and her friend
Mrs Richards, OF New Brunswick, y.
D., have been spending a fewdays with
relatives here.
You will find pansics, SALIVA, geran-
iums. heliotrope and other bedding
and greenhouse plants at Heath's
greenhouse, Elm ST.
4 great convenience to the specta-
tors and the players al the ball games
is the scoreboard erected by the firm
of Mulligan y Roche.
The funeral OF Armand Therrien.
who died Friday evening was attended
from the church of the Sacred Heart
this morning at O'Clock.
Welcome Allen has been chosen
secretary OF Stark lodge TO I'll the
vacancy caused 10y the removal OF
Fren d. Burt from the village.
The Teasing club OF North Adams
will have a ride to this village Tues
day. II will be followed with a sup.
per and a dance in Foresters hall.
The Sons Of Veterans are requested
TO meet at the Camp Rooms at 10
O'Clock tomorrow TO participate in the
Memorial day parade and exercises.
Street Commissioner Clapp has ..
force Of men at work today putting
Main. North and School streets in
perfect condition for the parade to-
morrow.
The Spanish War Veterans are re-
quested to meet at the Armory Hall
tomorrow afternoon at | O'Clock sharp
to participate in the Memorial SER
vices.
"The Household on the Styx" was
well patronized again Saturday eve
ming making the performances sue
cess financially as well as in every
other way.
The regular drill of Co X, WIG oc-
ours this evening. The members of the
company are requested to meet at !
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon to parti-
cipate in the parade.
Tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock base
ball teams from the Bradford and
lockwood mills will play for the
championship OF the seventh ward at
the desert" The victors will be
awarded a cord of wood
The magazines and papers which |
have been subscribed to by the YMCA
will hereafter be found in the public
library. The Association has begun
to remove their goods and the place
will be vac ted within few days.
The cars of the Rutland railroad as
fast as they go into the repair shop |
are being re lettered New York Cen. |
tral' and the word Rutland" in |
small letters is near each end.
MIR and Mrs F. b. Pope have been
elected delegates to represent the Sec |
ond Congregational church at the |
meeting of the National Home Mission
airy Society in Springfield, Mass, this
week.