The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-10-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

bHenf toI busy heAaeih
Miss Ressle Cummings was a recent
visitor IN Arlington.
Walter sIrunk has been recent
visitor Ia Arlington.
Burt Willard, the nurse, is engaged
on a case Ia WOodiord.
Robert Joslen OF Willlamstown Is
here COR couple OF days visit.
Arthur Holllsler was n visitor In
salisbury the first OF the week,
James SILK went this morning TO
Springfield ON business.
Will Wilson Of Arlington has been
In town several days on business.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene wa,tles have
been recent visitors at Center Shafts
bury.
Mrs Mary Trentman has sold her
house on Stafford street 10 Peter j. Me-
Guire.
Mrs l.. G. Cook Is visiting her
mother, Mrs Goodrich OF Williams
town.
HerrIck Shoe Ladies' $3.50, $500,
81. 90, and Si.00at the bennington Shoe
Store.
Earl Lewis has been spending por'
ton OF the week with his parents In
Wells.
A. @. Andrews will leave next week
for New York where he has secured u
position.
Frank Moon, In the employ OF Il. +.
Hart, has returned from short visit
In Troy.
Mrs Clarlssa whitman OF Arlington
IA the guest OF Mr. and Mrs Thomas
| Whitman.
Mrs +. n. Garfield OF Arlington has
been visiting her sou T.. Is. Canheld OF
Dewey street
Earle Darling who has been visiting
at the home of his sister Ia Brandon,
has returned.
The first regular meeting OF the
Fottnlghtly will be held tomorrow al
,ornoon at o'clock.
There were four veterans from the
soldiers home who went away on FUR
Tough Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs Olin Harwood have
zone To New York for a three weeks
stay with Mrs Harwood's mother.
Mrs jane NJ. Bennett Of Troy has
returned after spending two weeks
with her niece, Hattie T.. Albee.
G. II. Lambert has just completed
| The setting OF monument on the lot OF
| John II. Whitman in Arlington.
Mrs Ann Gavin returned yesterday
! fro.n two weeks visit with her daugh'
ter, Mrs stephen MUlyey OF Rutland.
You'll find the most satisfactory
stock OF shoes you ever selected IRON
this fall at the Bennington Shoe Store
VIM n. Fuller. former secretary
OF the local YMCA. and Mrs Fuller,
nov Of Mechanicville are visiting In
town.
George Newmayer OF the Bennlng.
/ ton Shoe Store, was called TO New
York last evening by the death OF a
sister.
Judson Andrews and daughter Clara
returned yesterday from New York
where they have been the guests OF rel
atives.
ON account of rush of orders. the
operators at the Bottum Il Torrance
factory are now working three evenings
a week.
Mrs Wan Pardo, who has been at the
| Good Samaritan hospital in Troy Tor
! treatme, {, has returned much improve
ed in health.
Frank Albee OF Ballston, Spa, who
| has been visiting his mother, Mrs
Hattie Albee, returned TO his home
this morning.
The brotherhood OF ST Paul will
meet at Young Woman's Association
rooms tonight at s. A full attendance
OF members desired.
The members OF the WRC served
| lunch to any comrades that were here
today attending the reunion. The
supper this evening will be fit for a
| king.
Miss Ruth Patterson of Albany who
came here Sunday to visit her sister,
Mrs T.. w. Scott Jr., is Ill with ty-
phoid fever at the latter's home on
Washington street.
Chas Albro of Glens Falls, formerly
second lieutenant OF Company A 18th
Vermont, is greeting old comrades and
friends here today. This is his first
visit to the village since 1891.
T.. A. Northup and son OF Omaha
Neb. have returned after spending few
weeks with Mr. and Mrs S. A. Northup
of Schenectady. Mrs Northup was
| formerly Miss Laura Harwood.
Geo Richardson with his wife OF
Sparta, Wis is here today attending
the reunion OF the 18th Vermont Vol
unteers Mr. Richardson enlisted n
! Co C OF the regiment from Manches-
ter and was commissary sergeant OF IT
while it was away.
About IS young friends pleasantly
surprised Miss Hazel Lasher at her
home on Branch street last night the
occasion being her 18th birthday. Re
freshments were served after which the
young people played various games.
All expressed themselves as having
had fine time.
Miss Florence L. Beach of Roches-
ter died at the summer residence OF h.
A. King of Troy, at Bennington Cen,