The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

hlieh9 AVi hun9 hoaoeie
Grant Harbour Is confined 10 the
house with lumbago.
NJ. j. Mcmahon OF Adams was a
visitor 10 friends Ia the village yesler.
day.
The brotherhood nf 81 Paul will
meet tomorrow evening In the GAR
rooms.
Mrs u. X Knott otTroy Is visiting
her mother, Mrs John IL. Boland OF
this village.
There will be sale OF household
goods Friday aud Saturday at los
Valentine street.
The Moonshiners, Saturday Noyem.
Der 20, cent, Look for the grand par
AIDE, 20s Park street.
Palmer Boughton has accepted n po'
sliion as boOkkeeper In the Office OF The
bennington Electric Co.
Another large shipment OF those
popular black bound cloth coats re-
eelyed at the Drysdale store this morn
log.
The Brunswick alleys on Pleasant
street will be open tomorrow afternoon
aud evening only 10 ladies and their
escorts.
The DrysdAl store has an assert.
ment Of sirlckly new coats, equal TO
the first OF season assortments at late
seasons prices.
In IRE that. consumed stor
house In Glen Falls, n. Y, yesterday
10000 eggs which had been stored
there we're burned.
Lewis J. Carpenter, the piano tuner,
will close all his engagements here,
between now aud December ! after
which he will be busy In other places.
Visit the Drysdalo cloak dept To-.
night. This mornings New York ex-
press brought them q strictly new as
Sorlment OF coats. No two alike In
the lot.
Letters received from Mr. and Mrs ID
T.. Moore who have bsen residing In
Los Angeles for the past few months,
state that they contemplate returning
TO bennington 20 reside next spring.
The Luncheon club will be enter
row afternoon and In the evening the
members will be the guests OF the host
ess at the production OF Macbeth at
the opera house.
Should no unforeseen drawback occur
the Consolidated Electric Railway
company which Il building the new
road from North Adams 10 Benni ngtor
will have its cars running into South
Pos nal next week.
Judge John L. Watson, who II Is ex-
pecled will preside over the December
term Of the county court, has not been
In the county at court since the Decem
Der term In 1902 when he presided over
the court that convicted Mary Rogers
and imposed the sentence on her.
County Clerk c ishman has just com
pleted putting In pigeon holes and ad-
ditional shelves into the vault 10 the
Office. All OF the papers records, etc. /,
that was not properly filed have been
put into complete order by the assis.
tant In the office, Miss Fannie TAFT, so
they can easily be distinguished and
found.
Joseph Babcock was taken Tuesday
TO his home at Hoosick Falls suffering
from paralysis. When visiting his son
Elmer Babcock last Saturday at Hoo
sick he went hunting for rabbits. Sub
sequently he was found lying in the
woods 10 helpless condition. He was
removed TO the house OF his son and
later TO Hoosick Falls, where he died
Wednesday morning.
Joseph Broadbent and his party OF
New England telephone solicitors that
has been making re canvass of the
locality have already secured 20 new
subscribers 10 the local exchange. They
will remain here until Saturday. Har-
ry Bixby and party OF linemen who
have been putting in the third wire Tor
change OF system have completed
their work here for the present and
have been sent TO other points.
John p. Lyons, a machipis. on the
bat:leship Indiana, is the guest of his
brother, Thomas j. Lyons. The In
diana was stationed of the port OF
Havana at the time OF the recent storm
that did so much damage 10 that city
and other points on the island OF Cuba
The Indiana was far enough out at SEQ
so that she was able To avoid any dan
ger OF being carried onto the coast,
but nevertheless the vessels experience
was a rough one. Several OF the life
boats were swept away and consider
able damage was also done to the
superstructure.