The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.

NEWS Oh tho TOWN anu ttUaRo brieIy
ToldFor Bnsy Read ers.
T. A. Davenport is in Albany TO.
day.
Charles Houghton is here from Rut-
land.
States Attorney Daley is in Airing
ton today.
The band holds an election of Off
GERS tonight.
Geo ge Donnelly OF Boston is visit
ing friends here.
Mrs Edward II. Holden left Monday
morning for Manchester.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Gokay have
returned from a visit IN Troy.
Miss Myrtle Niles of Berlin. N. Y,
is the guest Of M.ss Mabel Livingston.
Miss Jennie Cleveland of Chicago
is the guest OF her nephew, Miner
Cleveland.
Burton Harwood is the leader at the
Guideboard pray err meeting Wedne,-
day evening.
Mr. ana IRIS james c. Colgate and
family irlurnen 10 New York the lat
ter part OF lst week.
Presiding elder Brown of the Bur-
lington district was he guest of DR.
and Mrs c. w. Rowley during his
stay here.
The directors of the gas company
will hold meeting Wednesday after
noon for the purpose of electing sew
eral more directors.
II. p. Landsdale general secretary
Of the Troy YMCA will be here to-
morrow to deliver an address at the
local YMCA banquet
The annual meeting of the Battle
Monument and Historical society will
be held Wednesday forenoon at 10
O'Clock at Batchelder & Bates office
The installation OF the new officers
OF the GAR posts and WRC took
place Saturday evening. All OF TIE
organizations we're well represented.
The annual meeting and election OF
the village fire department will be held
Tuesday evening, Jan. II, at the
rooms of the Stark hose company.
Miss Fannie Fillmore who has been
confined to the house several weeks on
account of an injury to her back was
out of doors for the first time Monday.
Harry McKeon OF the Albany Col.
lege of Pharmacy spent Sunday with
his parents after passing the New
York state board OF pharmacy ex.
aminations.
AT the last term of the county court,
the divorce case Stanley VS. Stanley
was not called for trial. No decision
was handed down in the Coy VS. Coy
ejectment case.
Mr. and Mrs George Worthington
left today for Lakewood, n. j., where
they will remain several weeks, later
going further south to spend the re-
mainder of the winter,
Presiding elder Brown of the Bur-
lington district OF the Troy conference
preached an able and interesting SER
mon in the Methodist church Sunday
morning to large audience.
Miss Nance O'NeiI slipped on the
ice Saturday evening in front of the
Opera House injuring her quite badly.
1t was thought at first that she would
he unable to appear but she soon re-
covered,
Tie funeral CT George II. Bslknap
who died suddenly at the Soldiers
home Friday afternoon was held to.
day the burial being in the home GENE.
terry. His was death No III at the
institution.
Miss Lizzie Galager finished work
at the PutIam House today and goes
to Boston where she will be married
week after next to Louis Peck who
was one OF the detectives connected
with the Sargood case
The sum OF %. so was recently paid
by the Z. 5. Health and Accident In
surance Co to Edward N. Blake who
had sprained his wrist. He was in
sured two weeks previous to the time
the accident happened.
Dancing class of ". j. Devlin will
be held in Forester's hall Wednesday
night this week owing to the storm OF
last Friday opening did not take
place. New dances will be introduced
Music by Goldsmith's orchestra.
Hon Charles II. Darling presided at
the annual banquet of the Ieta Psi
fraternity that was given at the hotel
Somerset in Boston Friday evening
and acted as postmaster. Over $50
members of the fraternity were pres
emit
The installation of the newly elect
ed officers of Manser encampment, the
naming of the appointed officers and
their installation will take place in
Odd Fellows hall this evening. DDGP,
o. w. HARDWOOD will install the Off
GERS.
Surgeon general W. E. Putnam of
Governor Bells staff will leave We'd
nesday for Boston, where Thursday