The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News OF the Town and village Brief,
Told For BnsY Read tTs.

News OF the Town and village Briefly
Told For Bnsy Head srs.
M. Robinson Swift Is home after a
few days visit to Boston.
Mrs George II. Moore has returned
from a visit In Williamstown.
Misses Sara Burt and Bella Higgins
attended the funeral OF Mrs Sadie
Dixton in Amsterdam, Sunday.
Miss Georgiana Austin returned
from Watervlet Monday and has re
sumed her duties in GriswOld's.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Brown of Troy
were here Tuesday attending the funer-
al OF his father, Nathaniel Brown.
Mrs Harwood Vernon, who has been
at Mrs Barbara Moore's for several
months left Wednesday morning for
Hammonton, n. j.
A missionary meeting of the ladies
will be held at the Congregational
parsonage tonight at 1880 Mrs John
Barstow of Manchester will be present
and give a report Of the Woman s
Board meeting at Providence.
The ncw'y ,lec,ad oflic- OF w
loom. nc lodge NEC~ " publicly
installed l." r. " Galusha district
deputy Tuesday evening. Prior to the
installation ouc co ldatc was initial
ed, after which can chowder was
served TO about 10 persons
The funeral of the late Austin c.
Baldwin was attended at the home Of
his son d. \. Baldwin Tuesday after
noon, Rev f. r. Morris ofiiciated. The
remains accompanied by Duane Bald
win and Miss Hortense Baldwin were
taken TO Dorset for burial Wednes-
day morning.
Charles Cooper and others are in
Boston this week where further depo-
sitions in the suit brought by him ask
ing for an INDUCTION against the o.
Otis Knitting company Of Ware,
Mass to restrain them from using the
Bradford 81 Lasher knitting machines
which it is claimed infringe on the ma
chimes manufactured by Mr. Cooper.
Camp Ray Sons OF Veterans will
hold their annual fair in Forester's
hall, March /, 2, Bird and 4. Fred
Werner, the popular song illustrator
OF Schenectady will furnish the enter
tainment the opening night
A. Z. Gardner OF Pownal brought to
the Banner Office few days ago an
interesting copy of newspaper print.
ed l05 years ago. II is the Ulster
('nttntu 90 ,NnfntnI
N. Y. under date of Jan 4, 1900. A
large part of the paper is devoted to
the death and funeral of FIX president
George Washington who had died a
few days before. Among the adver-
tisements in the paper is one of ne
gro wench for sale. Anybody inter-
ested is invited to call and see her.
Miss Ellen Dunn drew the shoes at
NJ. j. Schwab's Monday.
Edward Cummings spent several
days in SALISBURY last week.
Able Noveck played several select
ions on the violin at the IMCA ban.
quet Tuesday evening.
VIM Rudd has sold his market bust
ness 10 Il reu harmon. Inc C1ange
goes into effect February |.
Sheriff Wilson came down last night
with John Curran of Sunderland, who
was sent to the county jail for Is days
for intoxication.
A man named Redding, who is en-
ployed by DR. Wilcox, vas arrested
last evening and lodged in jail for in
toxication. He is to Lave a hearing
this afternoon.
Rebearsals have begun on the
comedy, A Pair Of Artists, which will
be given at Clover Hall 10 the near
future. This promises to be one of
best plays ever given in this place.
Watcn for advertisement.