The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

l.. l.. Tiffany and Frank Hurley
we're Ia Troy yesterday.
Joseph Hicks Of Calais was a guest
of friends over Sunday.
DIR. II. Carver OF Providence, is
visiting his brother +. b. Carver.
Russell Hyde and Arthur Kehoe
have returned from Lake Hancock.
The banks will continue 10 close
Saturdays at O'Clock until October
20.
Mr. aud Mrs Louis Haussler OF Hoo.
sick Falls spent Sunday at her former
home here.
Mr. and Mrs Q. s. Hutchins OF Bur.
linRton, Ia, are visiting at s. Hullng
Blackmer's.
Mildred Holland In 1.-THE Lily and
the Prince will be at the opera house
this evening.
George Mercredie OF Brooklyn is
visiting at the Misses Martins on
| Main street,
MIR and Mrs Harold Larrabee OF
Hoosick Falls spent Sunday with his
parents here.
Misses Bessie Cummings and Jennie
Caslin are spending few days In
| North Adams.
Mrs John Denley and children, who
have been visiting IN Connecticut
have returned.
Misses Mary Harris and Kathryn
Mitchell are passing two weeks In
Troy aud Albany.
Miss Elizabdl Harrison OF North
I Adams is the guest OF her ousln Miss
Elizabeth Norton.
Mrs a. =. Childs, who has been Wis
iting friends 10 this village, has re.
turned TO Castleton.
j. 5. Holden aud wife who have
been spending the summer at Cottage
city have returned.
Regular meeting OF Nc Anthony
chapter, No /, OES, tomorrow even
ng 40 the usual hour.
James McDermott returned to Schen
ectady last night after spending a
weok's vacation here.
Miss Florence Ilollister left this
/ morning for Manchester where she
will teach school this year.
Mr. and Mrs Z. II. Kelley and son,
who have been visiting Mrs Margaret
/ Kelley have returned To Troy.
Miss Elizabeth O'Brien who has
been visiting friends in the village
has returned 10 her home IN Troy.
Mr. and Mrs George +. Graves and
Mrs T.. W. Bradford have returned
from five days stay In Saratoga.
+. b. Carver and family, who have
been spending two weeks In Cottage
City and Taunton, have returned.
Miss Lila Madison who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs Caroline
Mattison, has returned to New York
city.
DR. and Mrs H. Il. Bristol are NOV
ing from Washington Ave. to Gage
street where they will begin house
keeping.
Mrs A. j. Fauley and son Howard OF
Wexford, r. L., formerly OF this viii
age, are spending week with rela-
tives here.
Mr. and Mrs j. w. Hans on OF Brook
lyn who have b en- visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs II. l.. Stillson returned
home Monday.
Misses Mable and Grace Livingston
and Daisy Wood who have been
spending a few weeks in Ilion, N. Y,
have returned.
pfot....1 Nfov.o, W., p,-eo11 nd
Walter Strunk who have been camp
ing two weeks at Lake St Catherine,
returned Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Bowen, who
have been visiting their daughter. Mrs
Frank Battles, have returned to their
home in Brooklyn.
Miss Katy Jensen OF the telephone
exchange who has been out several
days because OF an accident has re
turned to her duties
The receipts of the flower show re.
Gently given by Branch ID Of the lad
les of the Second Congregational
church were about $50.
Mr. and Mrs j. II. Leverich who have
been spending ten days with her mother
Mrs Sarah Il. White have returned to
their home in East Orange, n. j.
There will be very important meet
ing of all officers and teachers OF the
Baptist Sunday school at the parson
age tonight at 7.45. No one should be
absent.
William L. Gokay was able to sit
up and be dressed this morning for
the first time since his injury two
weeks ago. He hopes to be out In
few days.
Amasa Bradford OF Gardner, Mass,
who has been critically i'll four months
from typhoid fever, is expected here
today to be the guest of Mrs Edw. W.
Bradford.
There is expected to be goOd-sized
audience at "The Lily and the Prince"
this evening. The election returns will
be received at the opera house during
the performance.
II you are planning for most en-
joyable day at the Cambridge Fair
this week why wait for trains and walk
all day? All this can be overcome by
engaging w. d. Newton to take you
in his Rambler automobile.