The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
NOws OF the TOwnAnd Village Briefly
TOla fOrGBuss Readers.

NOws OF the TOwnAnd Village Briefly
TOia TorsBuss Readers.
Wards chocolates, 29c per box.
None better.
Ayres Saturday chocolates moi
delicious than ever. Only 29c.
Homer A Lyons was in Troy Thurs
day on business.
Miss Elizabeth McGurk OF Gage ST
is Ill with grip.
Frank n Gallagher was in Hoosick
Falls Friday on business.
Miss Lille Guiltiuan is visiting her
brother r + Guiltinan of Schenectady
James J Morrissey OF the Columbia
house was in Troy and Albany Fri
day,
Mr.; Frank w Lasher returned Fri
day from North Adams, where she has
been for a week.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Somers have
returned from visit in Boston and
Bellows Falls.
james l. McGurk is taking the place
OF Joseph Farmer in the barber shop
during the Iatters illness.
Miss Daisy Vondette will take a pos
ition Monday in the shoe department
of a X Richie & Co.'S store.
NJ J WEIGH has installed telephone
in his furniture and undertaking rooms
on North st. The call is 1875.
Mrs Harry Fradenburgh lett today
on the noon train for visit OF sever
al days with friends in New York city.
The Bennington Electric Co is re
wiring the opera house aud making
impr oyemeatS and additions to the ap
paratus.
Ray Horstketter an employee OF the
Automatic Sprinkler Co was taken
sick Friday and returned to his home
in Syracuse today
During her husbands stay in Wash
ington, ID c.. Mrs J l. Griffin and son
Harold Of Sunderland are the guests
o. relatives and friends in the village.
Wards chocolates. poe per box
None better.
Two Scotch girls arrived in town
yesterday direct from Scotland one
is employed at l. p Nortons and the
other at f D Welling's, North Ben
uingtOn.
The lOGT initiated three new mem-
bers at their meeting last hight A
amman t,o,naa arl 1ftovor,. avarn;cae
followed which were enjoyed by the
large number present.
DeWolf Hopper ia Happy Land ("
with lbs people, closed his Tooth per-
Torrance in New York Friday night.
Manager Wood expects to have MIR
Hopper at the opera house before many
months.
Miss Juliette Stamford, who is
niece of the late Mrs Gov Robinson
and Mrs Helen 5 Walcott ofthe Center
returned from Richmond, Va, FRI
day, where they had been sOjourning
since last fall.
Chas II Stoddare. who has been in
Shushan, \. y since iast october and
employed as brakeman on the d x II
railroad, has returned TO town and
expects to take like position on the
B & Nj railroad.
James Kelley does not Intend TO re.
tire from the night Waterman business
even if he is no longer a special police
man. He is engaged by private parties
and not by the village and says ne will
serve as long as his employers desire.
la the municipal court Friday after,
noon Martin Craven, Michael Craven
aud Dolly Blake we're convicted of
intoxication and fined S. and costs
which they paid, On the charge of
disturbing the peace they furnished
bail for future appearance.
Sunday will be day of special in
terest at the Methodist church.
"Christ's Hands" will be the morning
subject and the pastor will make an
announcement of special interest to
members of the church and congregat-
ion "Palm Sunday" will be observed
in the evening, subject, 'The Palm
Bearers" or "Our friends in Heaven. +"
Special music. Prof Long will render
"The Palms. as otfertory. There is
always cordial welcome for all at
this church. G w Rowley is pastoi