The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-10-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Buay RsadeTA

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Mrs Frank Larkin has gone 10
Bralnerd, n. Y, for n visit,
j. II. billiard OF South SALISBURY
has been u recent visitor la town.
Mrs Barbara Gaul OF East Arllng.
ton Is spending few days 10 town.
Robert Bentley has taken position
In Cullilon's grocery store on Gage
street.
Mrs Il. +. Grlswold leitthls morning
for BraItleboro her former home, for
u srlef visit.
Mrs Alonz) Sanborn has been the
guest Of her sister hrs Henry Shuttle
ton of East Arlington.
Mrs Howard Vose who has been Wis.
liing her daughter Mrs G.. s. Mills,
left yesterday for Boston.
Stephen T.. Gleason OF the Soldiers
Home Is the guest Of Mr. aud Mrs Jes.
Sc Bugbee OF Woodiord for n week.
Miss Carrie Shunlelon has gone 10
her home In East Arlington 10 care for
her mother, Mrs Henry ShufileIon, who
Is III.
J. a. N. Williams received noii @
yesterday that he bad been granted an
Increase OF pension from e. 10 sl2 .per
month.
The officers OF Miriam Rabekah
lodge are requested 10 be- present ut the
drill meeting Thursday evening, ocl.
Is ut 1880.
George Morse, about 30 years o
aye formerly Of North Bennington,
died at the home OF bis brother II
Walloomsac, last night.
The Corbett Gronnan alleys wer,
closed against the genilemea bowler'
yesterday afternoon and number o
ladies tried their hands at the pins.
Miss Jennie Valentine, Mrs l.. II
Ross and Mrs T.. w. Brad ord, wen
this morning To Montpelier 10 be pres
ent az the meeting OF the Colonial
Danes.
George W. Knapp and Henry a
knights OF WoOdford, commissioner
Of the late WIN II. Parks estate, hay'
been 10 town several days on business
Of this estate.
Mrs Joseph Gallipo is spending 1
week with her parents In Granville
Mr. and Mrs Galllpo are soon IN re
move 10 Bristol, Conn, where they
vii make their future home.
Fred G.. Hutchns, formerly OF thii
village has been appointed one OF this
outside approximations at the Walter
A. Wood works In Hoosick Falls, vice
J 1t. Col. Dunspaugh resigned.
The funeral OF George j. osterli,
who died at Woodford city yesterda,
will be held az O'Clock tomorrow af
ternoon, Rev. Philip Schuyler oiiicia
liog. The burial will be at Woodford
Il is announced that Mrs Mabel Mer
cIer Of this village and VIM Booteal
OF Williamstown were married In tina
place Sept. ~, by Rev Beecher OF thI
NJ + church. They will reside In town
George Ostele, native OF Germany
who has been the gardener at the Var
sSantvoord farm, died yesterday morn
ing OF acute indigestion. de was Il
years OF age and is survived by a wild
ow aud four children.
DIR Heue OF Paris is spenelng few
days with Mr. and Mrs Chas II. Patter-
son at their summer residence at tile
Center. Their daughter. Mrs Lewii
Neil Hopkins OF Baltimore who ha'
reen spending some weeks with her
parents has retured home.
Mrs Mary Wilson. widow OF the lat,
Charles Wilson died last night at Tn,
home of her son Charles on the NJ
Anthony road, aged 81 years. The
funeral will be held at | O'Clock to
morrow afternoon. Rev. G. S. Mills
will otiiciate and the burial will be il
the Bennington Center cemetery.
! VIM. Orr, manager OF the Posta
! Telegraph Office at North Adams anC
who also has the experimenting OF th,
Bennington Office was Ia town yester
day. He stated that 1t was the com
pany's intention TO rebuild the looI
between here and Hoosick Falls al
soon as the leaves we're of the trees.
Because OF recent poor attendance
Manager Wood OF the Bennington OPP
era house cancelled the appearance oi
Cyril Scott in the "Prince Chap
scheduled for last evening and also
that of Peter Dudley who was 10 APP
pear Oct. "a The next attraction will
be "Ho ity-Toity" on the evening Of
Oct. 81.
Mrs Wakelee Of New York who with
her daughter and son-in law, Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Elliott who have occupied
rooms in the Rogers house several
seasons, has been here few days Wis.
ting. Mr. and Mrs Elliott are now
with his father in England. None OF
the family expect TO return here next
season. Mrs Wakelee is removing some
Of the things they left when they last
went away. People will regret that
they are not to return.
The four cases of scarlet fever in the
family of John Fitzgerald near North
Bennington, as far as Is known affect
only School No at Riverside. The
school room has been Thoroughly dis
infected under the personal supervis-
ion of the health officer and radical
measures taken to prevent the spread
of the disease. The source of the con-
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