The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and village Brtily
Told for Busv Readers

Told for Busv Readers.
r. A. Davenport is in Troy today
Miss Agnes Healy was home from
Troy over Sunday.
Albert Schwartz has returned from
Albany business college.
n. Noveck left yesterday afternoon
for New York on a short business
trip.
Charles Ayres came down from Lake
Hancock yesterday with four pounds
Of trout.
DR.. w. b. Stewart left last night
for Unadilla, N Y to be absent until
Monday.
VIM A. Root who went to San Fran
cisco shortly after the earthquake has
returned.
Henry Root arrived home from
school this nornine for the summer
vacation.
w. G. Dabol, general manager of
the r.. G. Dunn agency at Troy, is in
town today
Mrs j. " Hirlburt is entertaining
circle of the congregational charch
this afternoon.
Mrs Derrick Eoardman OF Troy will
occupy her cottage At the Center the
iirst OF the week.
The very latest type for wedding an
nuuucements is the rlaany slope. G
y Wood has it,.
Mrs Louis Haussler OF lIoosick
Falls is spending the week mt her for
mer home in lhis place.
/ Beziklab Mason of the Soldiers
Home returned yesterday from weeks
urlough in StAlbans
Tonight IS ladies night at the Ben
ningon club. There will be musical
program followed 10y refreshments.
Gardner ollie, the colored chef at
the Bennington club, has finished work
here His successor has not yet been
appointed,
The II year old son OF Mr. and Mrs
a. b Fassett was taken to Troy today
where he will be operated on this ate
noon for appendicitis.
W. D. Newton left yesterday for
Bratteboro in his automobile with Mr.
and Mrs VIM Sibley and Mr. and Mrs
Vim j. Watson as passengers.
Mrs H. S. Goodall and daughter
Elizabeth started Wednesday morning
Tor Lake Kushaqua where they will
make their home with the doctor.
A pet dog of John Purcell Of Dewey
street was Shot yesterday by some par
o.. II made It's way home but got so
bad that it shortly had TO be chloro-
formed
Misses Jennie Hatch aud Fannie
Carrier have returned from Boston
As soon as school closes Miss Hatch
will return TO Boston for the remainder
Of the summer.
Mrs John Cantwel and her sis,er-n-
law. Mrs Cantwell, who have been
guests this week at the home OF DR. and
Mrs e. G.. Jenney returned yesterday
o their home in Malone, y. y.
Subscribers to the YMCA building
fund Who have not paid their February
inslalment will aid the committee by
sending ia the same at once Prompt
payment will save postage aud labor.
Rev Philip Schuyler who has been
assisting at NJ ssion at East fiddle
bury came home ON the night train to
Oiiicale at the funeral OF Mrs John r..
Smith aud returned to Middlebury this
afternoon
a new Catholic church, recently com
pleled in Euosburg Falls at an expense
OF about $40, 900 will soon be dedicated.
The pressn, pastor aud one who has
been largely instrumental in its cor
struction is Rev John 3. McGarry, for
a time in charge OF ST Francis parish.
Mrs II. II. Allen exhibited at the
Banner Office yesterday hens egg
that weighed almost seven ounces. The
egg which was laid 10y a mall hen OF
no particular breed was not only uu-
usually Tacge but il possessed the ad
ditional popularity of being covered
outside OF the shell, which was perfect,
with film like the material which
sometimes takes the place ofshell when
hens are % closely confined that
they are unable to pick up shell-form'
Ing grit.
The local lodge OF Elks worked tie
degree on three candidates Tuesday
night During the evening the mem
hers present were gwen the pleasure
] OF listening to Miss Doris HOvey, the
| lyrical soprano OF Lowell, Mass who
sang n number of selections into the
receiver of 4 telephone at Lowell. The
music was distinctly heard here and
| greatly enjoyed Miss Hovey who
sails for Paris today, will organize q
company upon her return in the early
fall and Manager Wood OF the onera
house is arranging for three night
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