The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of tho Town and village Briefly
Told for Busy Read rs.

Lake BOmoseen on business
Miss Laura Gavin left this morniug
for a few days visit in Greenfield.
Born in Bridgeport, Conn, June 8.
a daughter to Mr. and Mrs &. X. Anger.
Wanted: Girl for general house
work Inquire at Soldiers Home. i28ti
. Miss Sallie Graves has been spend
ing portion OF the week with friends
in PoWnal.
Rev DE- and Mrs Willard Dyer will
spend the months OF July and August
in Bennington.
James Morrissey opened his restaur-
ant rooms Wednesday for the accommo
dation OF the public.
Sixty-three tickle Is were sold this
morning TO people who are attending
the circus at l;utland.
Miss Dawson of Bridgewater, Nova
Scotia, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Clement II. Gone,
Mrs Sarah Rice Of South Londot-
Jerry Is rlstiu her daughter, Mrs A
T. Sweet OIL School street
Division b OF the Congregational
church cleared about S2i at their straw
berry festival last evening.
Mr. and Mrs c. E. Rice we're guests
ths first of the week at the home Of
j G. Huntington Of SALISBURY.
Harry Sharp has been elected sec
rotary OF the Stark Hose company in
place Of Welcome Allen, resigned.
Welcome Allen leaves tonight for
Waukegan, H., where he has a poSit-
ion in the Office Of u sugar refinery.
Mrs G orgia NJ Riddle is planning
t. leave about the first Of july for Los
Angeles, Cal, for a visit OF some
weeks with a sister.
Remember Miss Ida Schmidt of Al
bany, reader aud imperSonator, on the
evening OF June 10, assisted 10y local
talent at the Methodist church.
George r. Stevens, President of The
New Haven Clock Company, will open
his summer residence in the sOulheu st.
eru part of this town in about two
weeks.
Miss Lois Bell Truesdel of lIoosick
Falls, who rendered two piano solos
az he concert given by the NEOP
lodge Tuesday night, was the guest OF
Mrs E. a. Booth.
Mr. and Mrs George Jepsnn former
ly Of this village are spending few
lays ia Arlington being called there
by the death OF Isaac PllisburY, at
uncle of Mr. Jepson's.
A summer Preachers Institute OF the
pastors of the Methodist churche, il
the Burlington district will be held
Monday and Tuesday in the White
Greek Methodist church.
Deputy Sheriff +. j. Morrissey of
Stamford is in charge OF the grano
jury who are here today inspecting
the county jail. the jury Will not as
I sembe together again until tomorrow
morning.
Miss Burnica Bosnian of Arlington
who was taken ill., Ia Cambridge OF APP
/ pendicitis, stopped over In Booming
/ ton ON her way home and is seriously
/ III now at the home OF Mrs Fred Tripp
( Of Dewey street.
The Bennington club will have q
/ ladies night" on the evening OF Wed
nesday, june Ii. 4 feature of the eve
ming will be the presence OF the Empire
quartette ob'lroy with Ben Frank n
la the tenor part.
About II o'clock this morning %
drummer with his automobile travelling
I LhrCu1 IN Vermont went into The yarO
oi c. II. Potter and invited Mr Potter
70 take an automobile trip th him
They left here 'his afternoon about
O'Clock and Mr. Potter expects to bc
back Sunday
William T. Htwks Jr, went yester-
day to Rome, ~ Y, to meet pawncc
Bill whose wild west show is passing
( through that section this week \
number of Years ago when living IN
thefar west Mr. Hawks became acquain-
ed with the famous scout and The
friendship has been continued through
correspondence.
Listcf letters uncalled f)r at the
postofico for the week ending June J.:
Edward G. Boyle, Geo. G CLOVIS, j.
=. Dunbar, G.. Hart, Jack Mey,r J2l
Bendetto Pupa, Arthur Wilcox, VII.
liam s. Wilder. Mrs Florcnca Barber,
Mrs W. II. Brown, Miss Mary Delude,
Miss Nellie Mooney, Mrs Ida 7. Roy
nods, Miss Hattie Simms, Jane lar-
rington Woods.
Mr. and Mrs John Edward McCor
mick of Troy have issued invitations
10 the marriage of their dal g liter, Miss
Agnes Rose Mccormick ana DR.. James
Harvey Donnellv OF Hoosick The
wedding will take place Wednesday,
June IL. at $50 O'Clock in st Peters,
church, T oy, Rev Mgr, John Walsh
performing the ceremony Following
the ceremony will be reception at
the home of The bride
Miss Ella Bingham has gone to Ar
kon. Ohio and this evening will be
one of the bridesmaids at the mar.
raige of Miss Elizabeth Mason, who is
well known here. having been a visit
or at the home of Miss Bingham sew
eral times. There viii be twenty young
lady attendants and the affair will be
quite u society one Miss Bingham
viii be absent from home about a
month and during that time will visit
friends in Cleveland, Pttsburg and
Warren, Pa
Among the nominations sent by the
President to the Senate is that OF Col
Stephen p. Jocelyn. nth Inf, to be
brigadier general to succeed Brig
adler General James A. Buchanan
who has been placed on the retired
list. Col Jocelyn is a native Vernon
ter and served during the civil war il
the 9th Vermont volunteers. He wai
for awhile an inspector OF the Vernon
National guard aud mustered the frs