The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Sews Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Briefly fof Busy Readers
Frank Morgan OF New York Is hare
today Tor a she I Niilt.
Mrs Holcomb Of Glens Falls Is Wis
iiing Mrs barbara Moore.
WIN Thompson OF White Creek was
here yesterday visiting relatives.
Frank llolleran Is spending few
days with friends In North Adams.
4 handsome line Of Thanksgiving
day post cards at Evans News Age"'
cy
Miss Bern e, Fuler Of Proctor is
here TO spend the Thanksgiving wi
friends.
Mrs II c. Roster leitrodPy for Troy
10 remain over Thanksgiving with her
parents.
Miss Eva Lapoln. or Great Barring
ton who has been spending a couple ul
weeks with Miss Kathleen Quiolan IT.
turned home this morning.
The Barracks are planning for a
match game OF ten pins at the Bruins
wick alleys Thursday mornlDg at y
O'Clock between two teams, the red aud
the blue.
Joseph a. PellerIn has accepted "a
position with A. X. Richie anu Co.
taking the place OF James Martin who
il now working FOR Gillespie Bros. oI
aoosick Falls.
Rev. FIR. Provost left this mornir <
I n. IN -. I. a.
Shen the FIRST mass is said In tne new
church presided over by his brother,
Mgr. Provost.
Work at the Slbley ochre works has
been suspended for the winter and men
withdrawn. Foreman w r.. Frost
has taken his old position In the Sib'
Icy machine works.
independent cigar store coupons Is
sued with every &c cash purchase; Ger
tlnc 10 issued " th each 2jc cash pur
chase. Call for premium list. Ben
nington Cigar Co., i23 Main street. 81
Thanksgiving day at ST Peters
| church there will be "A celebration o
the Holy Communion at a. m. and
second service at a. m. The Offering
will be for missions. All are welcom'
TO these services.
The legislature having adjourned
until December 3, Senator Holden anc
Representative Drysdale are home foi
the adjournment. W u. Daley aud W
j. Meagher who are contesting for th'
states at,orneyship, also came home.
Owing 70 some misrepresentation rel.
alive to a notice inserted In the Ban
ner on Tuesday Nov 20 by l.. j. Car
penter, the piano tuner, Mr. Carpenter
wishes 70 assure his many friends thai
he will continue TO make his regular
trips to Benning on in the future as Ia
the past.
Morgan Wood who will Lecture al
the Library hall this evening, II
without doubt one OF the most brilliant
orators and popular speakers in ID,
country today. No man has crowdt
his way TO the front more quickly anc
commanded public notice and praise
more widely.
Saturday was one OF the best II nC'
the best day OF the season with IN,
lexington merchants. The people were
/ uul III lhTEt WY wv ~
liz and they all had their pocketbooks
with them. One merchant said that II
was the best day he had seen since
Christmas year ago, another mat II
was his best day since Easter and an
other that his store had never but once
before had larger days trade.
The electric cars have only been run
ing as far as the Benton bridge on
Main street for the last few days The
reason has been the putting In OF a
switch at the junction OF the Benning-
ton and North Adams railroad, as the
latter road will use the track OF the
former from the bridge TO the postoiiice
corner. That part OF the road that
will extend through Beech street TO
Main will be completed In few days,
but cars will not be running the first Of
December.
Miss Annie Ramage for eleven years
resident of the village died at the
residence of her sister, Mrs Thomas
Lister on Durham street Saturday AT.
ternopn. She was 6l years OF age, an d
was III about two weeks. She Is sur
yived by two sisters Mrs Lister al d
Mrs Chas Dunn. Her funeral will e
observed from the Lister reside ce at
, O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. Rev DIR
Isaac Jennings will oiiiciate. TIE In
torment will be 10 the old cemetery at
Bennington Center.
Hon T.. L. Waterman OF Brattleboro
who last week was elected one of tie
superior judges of the state will soon
take up his residence ia Rutland. The
removal is made so that there should
be a Judge in that section when needed.
The election OF Judge Waterman TO II Q
superior bench, following the appoint
ment OF j. l.. Martin as judge of the
U. S. district court, has wiped out
within month, the firm OF Waterman
and Martin which for years has been
known as one Of the strongest law firms
in the state.
The funeral OF Mrs Wallace G. Glenn
ent who died Friday evening at her
home in Rutland after an illness of
several weeks will be held at the house
Wednesday afternoon at 2.3O O'Clock.
Mrs Clement was for years prominent
! ly identified with the Daughters of the
American Revolution and the Society
of Colonial Danes OF Vermont and she
was best known through her patrio-
tism and active interest in keeping
alive the historical facts connected
with the Revolutionary war and the
! aorly sattIopopt nj this state