The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and lVtliage Briefly
Told Tor Buul Readers

News ot the Town and lNillage Briefly
Told Tor Bup Readers
c. II. willard was in Man hester
yesterday
Joseph Robinson Of Milton is 10
town today.
Herbert vii Jams OF saltwater Is
here for few days.
Harry Randell of Cambridge is yis-
tlng friends IN town.
Morris Vial has returned from camp
ing ny Woodford city.
Miss T.. $. futile Of Chicago Is here
on her usual summer vacation.
A graf many people from Woodiord
are In town today TO see the circus.
The streets were filled last evening
" ia people enjoying the band concert
Mrs G.. G. Wilcox Of Hooslck Falls
is tho guest OF Mrs J NJ, Ayres today
Mrs r. B. Carver and children spent
the day yesterday at Camp L'Oaimore.
Miss Pessie Willard is visiting Mrs
Harry Beagle of Salisbury for few
days.
Miss Jessie Patterson o. Troy is
spending a few days with friends In
town.
Lost: Part Of watch fob. Finder
will please return same TO the Banner
Office. 1858
Mrs Lucy Durham has moved into
the d. T. Moore house ON Pleasant
street.
Miss Amelia Johnson Of New York
city il tie guest of Miss emma Nc
Glynn.
John Fassett who has been critically
ill at The Troy hospital is rapidly i'm
proving.
Coopers and Holden a Leonard
mills are closed today on account OF
the circus,
10 the Utica races OF July II Nahma
driven by Frank Burgess won best
time 2:2l I.
Miss Margaret Wardell went 10
Poughkeepsie, y. V, this morning for
4 two weeks visit.
VIM I. Barrett rs ass 'gnor to Chas
Cooper has been granted letters patent
ON knitting machine needle.
Edward j. Morrssey left today for
Denver D attend the national cOnyen-
tion of Eiks which meets this week
Mss Mamie Karnaghan of Greenwich
who has been spending several weeks
with relatives here, has returned.
On "a recent fishing trip to Arlington
Loring Harbour OF Bradford street
caught a trout that weighed q. lbs.
There was a large crowd at the
station this morning % see the arrival
of the circus, which came in at 6:4j.
The foundation for the new Metho-
dist church is comnleted and part OF
the sides OF the building have beon con
structed.
A. *. Richie beginning tomorrow
morning viii give away 5000 rolls of
partly damaged wall paper, suitable
for kitchens, etc.
Miss Lucy Tinney, who has been the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs &. y. Powers for
few weeks, has returned 10 her home
in Middlebury.
At the meeting of the WRC last
Tuesday evening there we're three can
ddates initiated, after which cream
and cake were served.
Miss Faith Powers, who has been
attending the national convention of
the hi Beta Psi in indianapolis, Ind,
is expected to return this afternoon
WIN Pcndeld who formerly conduct
ed A fruit market here and who re-
moved TO Cohoes a few months ago,
is now employed as a motorman on
the United Traction company in Troy
The funeral of John j. Fitzgerald
was held from the family residence 10
Troy Wednesday morning Later the
body was taken to st Joseph's church.
where requiem high mass was celebra-
ted by Rev. a. =. Barron of this vii
lage who was brother-in-law Of the
deceased
Postmaster Graves states that own
ers of mail boxes on RED routes com
plain that the boxes are quite frequent
ly tempered with. The carriers also
report that some one frequently places
the signal In way to indicate that
there is mail inside and the driver up
on looking finds none there. On the
morning OF July 4th one box was
found to be filled with fire crackers
partly burned. The postmaster would
call attention to the fine that can be in
hicted on'any one tampering with
mail box which is from 500 to $1,000.
ARLINGTON