The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-10-20
BthaINGION BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Briefly for Busy Readers.
George ". Morse spending few
days Ia Albany.
Horace l.. Woodman went To Troy
last night ON business
william Richards OF Burlington
was ia Tie village yesterday.
Mis Harry Taylor has gone TO Mid
dlobury 10 vGmtin over Sunday.
II, q. Liycrsedgo went yesterday To
the Albany city hospital for treatment
Mrs h. T.. Larrabee has been coz
hned To The house several days 10y Ill
ness,
Today In the last Saturday on which
re banks will not be open Ia the nilAr'
noon.
To clear up doz maple trees 10 To
u feet high, i5c each NJ Heath's, Film
street.
william II. King OF Castleton was
the guest OF friends In the village yes
ierday.
Miss Mabel Davenport went this
morning TO Albany TO remain over
Sunday.
4. j. Lyons, who has been confined
TO the house by illness, Is able To DO
about az ain.
Mrs Frank Davenport and children
went this morning TO West Norwalk,
Coma, for short visit
Mrs +. B. Carver Mrs Samuel B.
Hawks aud Mrs G.. y. Endress went
this morning 10 Boston.
Charles u. Wall and family left this
morning for Winsted, Conn, where
they will reside In the future.
Mrs S. II. lockwood has gone TO
North Adams fer few days 10 visit
her brother, Frank j. Rosewood.
Tue Baptist Junior Eudoavor will
meet as usual Sunday afternoon at $50
All are cordially invited TO be pres
eut.
j. W. Fleming, formerly! located In
bus mess Ia this village, and later a
IRA, cling man for drug lrm, Is nov
At Berlin, n. HI.
:. II. lockwood, G. T.. Endress and
| - b. Pat erson left this morning for
the wilds OF Landgroye to De on nand
when the deer season opens.
MrsE W. Brad ford, Mrs l.. II.
! Ross aud Miss Jennie Valentine have
returned from Montpelier where they
have been for several days.
Joseph St1ckwell for several years
IN inager OF milk route in the village
mas given that up aud taken post
tionwiih-the Electric Light Co.
The rain that came last night and
this morning was much needed and will
10 much good. Should II keep up all
day there would not be too much.
Mrs Charles Cooper and her daugh.
ter, Mrs Stoddard left this morning
for Troy. Mrs StOddard, who has
been visiting here will return 10 her
home in New York.
Miss Sallle Graves is home from
Vermont academy at SaXton's River
for three days vacation. She Is &C
companied by Miss celia Smith OF
New York, who is a scnoOlmate.
The body OF Miss Florence l.. Beach
who died at Bennington Center Thurs
day evening was taken To Roche ster
yesterday afternoon for burial. The
funeral will be held in that city this
afternoon.
Fred Walbridge Beebe OF Toronto,
Can, brother of Mrs Geo. re b. Law
renee, also an uncle, Il. G.. Beebe OF
Spring field, Mass. who have been Wis
itlng at the home of George b. Law
renee, returned Friday morning.
ncourt in Troy Thursday William
Martin charged with robbery in the
first degree in stealing sl5 in Hoosic<
Falls from William Hill of North Ben
nington last August, Sas indicted by
the grand jury aud pleaded not guilt!
A majority of the delegates for the
State CE convention will arrive at
1925 Monday. Supper will be served
at the Baptist church and those who
expect guests for the convention are
asked TO be ready TO welcome them Tor
Monday night.
Baptist church services at 1920 a.
IN. and 1880 p. IN. Preaching by the
pastor, Rev Frank Il. Morris. Bar a.
ca and Philathea at II O'Clock. Y. Pc
S. c. Il. at $3.50. Seats are free.
Church supported by free.will offer
ings. A welcome to all.
The Brotherhood OF st Paul held an
important meeting last evening and
arrangements were made for a social
and lunch for next Friday evening
when the wives or lady friends of the
members will be invited to enjoy the
evening with the brotherhood. Three
new members were proposed.
A. the annual meeting of tie Yer
mont society of Colonial Danes held
in Montpelier Thursday, Miss Jennie
Valentine of this village was made a
member of the committee to provide
! for memorial tablet over the grave
Of John Robinson who is buried In ST
Peters church, Leyden, Holland, and
whose name was prominent In the
early history of the United States.
Manager Jules hurry was the recip-
lent last summer of great many con-
gratulatory letters from theatergoers
all over the country when it was an
nouDced that he had succeeded, where
nearly every other theatrical manager
had failed, in prevailing upon Madame
Mo 1jeska to make just one more tour
before her complete retirement from
the stage. This superb actress and
much halnvaI trnnap 10 hnnka1 for