The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
so vs. OF thc Townand village Brierl!
Told for Busy Readers.

7old for Busy Readers.
silas Williams Of this yillage is Wis
Ting friends iu North Adams.
Ayres Saturday chocolates, better
chan ever. Full pound 20 cents
Mrs Llwrolce Gokay and child are
spending levdays with relatives in
Troy
Hearings on he applications for
license will be heard in the town rooms
this evening
DR. Charles r Seymour and daughter
Miss Mary were guests of n Payson
Hathaway one day this week
Miss Adela Endres is home from
mp with a slight attack of Illness.
The livery property Of John II Leahy
was sold at auction this morning, fair
p ices being realized for everything.
The Junior League of the MEcburch
viii meet Sunday at p, ". Mrs G w
Rowley supt. All boys and girls in
vited.
The Boston Globe tomorrow will
contain an Illustrated story OF one OF
the manufactures in Bennington
county.
A number from this village attended
a dance given by the Printers club In
Bank hall az North Bennington last
evening
The license commissioners will meet
at the town clerks Office this evening
to decide on the licenses for the com
ing year.
Governor Bell announces that the
Investigation at the house OF cor. &c
ton in Rutland will be resumed next
Wednesday.
The Epworth League will hold its
regular prayer meeting Sunday at 6
p, NJ. "Cty Evangelism" will be the
topic, a NJ Torrance, leader.
The pastor Rey G SMills will preach
both morning and evening Sunday at
the Second Congregational church A
cordial welcome TO visitors and stran-
gers.
II w Kehoe and wife Of Suflield,
/ Conn. have been spending few days
with relatives here and i'm North Ben
nington. They will return home Mon
day.
a telegram from Herman Robinson
in San Francisco speaks olhis coming
| home this summer and says that he
I will advise his relatives when he gets
ready to leave.
Madden K Nichols Will lead the
/ Young Peoples meeting Sunday eve
ming al the Congregational church
/ Topic: ''Homs Missions Among For
elgners in America
Repairs are being made on the Bur
CESS house and on Tuesday next il
will be opened as a first class hotel by
John ii Leahy for several years pro-
prietor OF the American House.
The twelve year old son of Silas
I Holloway oil Greensboro fell from one
of the overlays in his fathers sugar
house into the evaporation OF hot sap
recently and his legs were seriously
scaldeG.
The body ofAlbert Thompson who
died suddenly at the Soldiers home
Thursday vas taken TO Chelsea Friday
for burial The funeral which will be
under the auspices of the GAR is to be
held tod ay
The 10Th anniversary OF the organi
zation of the Second Congregation
church viii be observed Thursday eve
ming May 3, in the chapel. There VIII
be anInieresting program and supp eI
/ will be served.
The young people of the Baptist
church will hold their monthly missio
nary meeting at six O'Clock tomorrow
evening. Come and hear six tourists
tell about their journey through Sian
and other places.
Several Sir Knights of Taft Com
! mandery went to Troy last evening tC
witness the coniering OF the KIT deg.e,
upon several candidates After the
coniering of the degrees a supper wa
served and the visitors returned hom'
on the night train.
AT the Baptist church the pastor
Frank Il Morris will begin tomorrow
morning a series of sermons on 9TH
Christian 5 Relationship" The frs
sermon will be "The Christian anC
the Bible Sunday schoo at noon.
Evening session at O'Clock. Strang
ers are given special inyitatiouto b
present
One Of the y NJ c A basket bal
teams that closed the past season will
creditabe record is that OF the asso
citation at Nyack, n. y, OF which JON
NJ Plumb formerly connected with tn
association here, is director. Out O
- games the Nyack team lost but tire
. and scored i6S points as against D.
for it's opponents. Mr. Plumb has re
Gently been re ected manager of TN
team.
! Those present at the reception give
by Mrs + b Daley aud Mrs Fran
] Moore in cademy building Frida,
\ evening pronounce 1t "a wOst enjoyabl
\ affair. About $50 we're present. An
oug the contributors to the musica
\ program we're Mrs Mary Healey, Mis-
McCue, Joseph Daley Shelley Vial
the Misses Doyle, Dryer, and McGur
\ and John Dal y at the piano. Re
reshments were served.
Neil Burgess has achieved trump
in realism which hundreds of actor
and stage managers have striven atte
so patiently ocly to fail utterly whel
n the resources of their ingenuity hay
been exhausted. In the last act of tn
County FAIR we have three-quar
n ter dash, gallop, whip and spur, fence
speeding past, excited spectators ant
Cold Molasses winner by shol
head. AT the opera house next Frida
. night.