The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-16
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town ANA village Briefly
Told Tor Busy READERS.

Mis T.. w Bradford Is I'D Troy TO-
lay.
NJ. h McKeon is spending a week 10
New York.
O. ~ Barbcr went to Arlington this
on business.
Reliable vegetable and flower seed |
in bulk at Goldsmith's. II
John Hackett is home from Amster
dam for few days visit.
Edward Beaulieu is now firing on
the 3. 10 train to Chatham.
There will be social dance in For
esters' hall Saturday night. BIT
Harrington Sears has gone to old
Orchard, Me-, on a short trip.
Henry G. Camp is seriously i'll at the
home of his sister on Beech street,
James sullivan of the Soldiers
home is visiting nephew in Hoosick.
Charles Hosley of Manchester Depot
was badly kicked by horse Tuesday.
Patrick Diamond of Troy has been
spending several days with sister
here.
Joseph O'Donnell and DR. d. "
O'Donnell we're in Hudson, n. ", yes
terday
Game Warden Harry Chase went to
! Sandgate today where he has case
on today
c. II Miller is prepared to sharpen
lawn mowers and make repairs, llO
North street.
The Stevens summer residence in the
southeast part of the town is being put
in readiness for summer occupation,
L. G Brant has taken the local route
for the Nleischman yeast business re
Gently handled 10y the late ) l..
Jewett.
Mrs c. } Kinsley went today "a
Montpelier To spend a few days win
her husband who is there for two
weeks,
Bert lockwood is having several
trees cut out on the Orrin Adams place
which he recently purchased and the
other trees he is having trimmed.
Miss Mary NJ Grant of Adams /,
taking the place OF Miss Elsie Nanden-
burg in the postal telegraph Office dur
ing the absence OF the latter who is out
of health.
+. O. Eddy has rendered his resig-
nation as collector for the Melropoi-
/ tan Life Insurance co TO take effect
saturday. He will be succeeded by
Burton Sloat
Mrs Patrick Quinn of Gage street,
viii entertain the st Monica's society
aud their friends az Academy huilding
Thursday evening. a pleasant pro-
gram will he arranged
The Gas Co finds itself full of bust
ness these days There are 800 con
suners now and new ones are being
added daily. Those who would be
sure of having IA gas stove ready when
hot weather sets in are giving the com
pany more than il can do.
No petitions as provided for in the
law asking that cheek lists be used 10
party caucuses was filed with the town
clerR Yesterday, which was the last
day on which it could oe done Con.
sequently no check lists will be used
at airy party caucus Ia town this year
Drysdale has jast added to his
equipment two horse delivery Wagon
which has never before been equallet
in this place. The body of the Wagon
is in green and on each side in hand
some letters arethe mag.cwords "Drys
dale The running part IS in yellow
The Rev p L. Dow presiding ellie
OF The Burlington district of the Tro.
Conf renee, IS the guest OF Rev Or c
w. Rowley today This afternoon h
will oiliciate az the first Quartly con
fe ence To be held in North Hoosicl
and this evening will attend one il
Hoosick Falls.
Mrs +. II. Moore OF Union street ha
been spending several daysin Ballsto
with her parents accompanied 10y he
sister, Miss Harriet Sipperley who re
Gently returned from India where sh
has been missionary for severa
years. Mr. Moore was also IN Bal
ston over sunday
James j. Morrissey, for seyera
years proprietor OF the Columbia
house, has bargained for the rooms /
the brewster Inn, formerly occupie
by Lundergan's restaurant and saloo
He will conduct a restaurant there an
has already made an application t.
change his license location.
Mr. Gulian, who has been at tn
Drysdale store for several days with
magnificent collection Of Oriental rug
will remain only very few days
longer During these last days h
will make a discount of 20 per cent OF
his already very low prices. Don
miss this rare bargin opportunity,
The following ladies from here ex
pect to attend the annual meeting O
the Episcopal district convention to b
held in Manchester Center tomorrow
Mrs j. M Ayres, Mrs McCandlass
Mrs j. H. Norton, Mrs Philip Schyle
Mrs J. A. Jubb, Mrs L. f. Abbott |
is expected that other ladies will al
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