The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Miss Lillian / Ford is In Troy to-
day.
A son was born this forenoon to Mr.
and Mrs Joseph a. Evans
There will be social dance In For.
esters' hall Saturday evening.
Mrs A. b. Swift OF Adams street Is
spending few days In New York.
Ladies' fall shoes In many pleasing
styles at the Bennington shoe store.
Mrs Vim r.. Healy OF Schenectady
Is the guest OF her sister Mrs j. l.. Nc
Gurk.
Bloomer and knickerbocker trousers
sizes 3 10 10 years, Bennington shoe
store.
Miss Alice Lyiton OF ST Louis Is
guest OF Miss Alice Robinson at the
Center.
All summer shoes and oxford ties
selling at cost at the Bennington shoe
store.
Miss l.. NJ. Barney and Miss Swift
are 10 New York for new millinery
Ideas.
Miss Gertrude Conroy OF West Rut-
land who has Deen visiting here has
returned.
Trumbull Goodwin OF NeS York is q
guest OF Daniel Robinson and wife. at
the Center.
Mrs Harriet A. Bradford left this
afternoon to visit Mrs VIM l.. Hall at
Saratoga.
Judge h. L. Bates is conGne to the
house today with an attack OF acute
Indigestion.
Display OF ladies' and missed new
fall and winter coats at the Benning-
/ ton shoe store.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Barnes are TO
90 tomorrow 10 New Berlin, n. Y,
for two weeks visit.
Miss Nettie Pierce OF Waltham,
/ Mass, a former resident, is visiting
Miss Laura Williams.
Chas Deyenburg OF Gloversyille, y.
Y, is visiting his former classmate 10
college, Harry McKeon.
Mrs Charles Wells OF New York
gave card party at the Walloomsac
Inn yesterday afternoon.
Congressman d. }. Foster will leave
/ about the first of October for o cam
paign trip Of a month through the
western states.
Reports this morning are TO the ef-
feet that Rev. Thos. j. Ga ilney Of
Rutland who has been ill for several
weeks, Is better.
The annual clambake or Bennington
lodge, BPOE will take place at Battle
field park Sunday next. \. NJ. Downs
will serve the bake
One Of the social features at Camp
L'Oafmore this week was sixth we'd
ding anniversary surprise party for
Mr. and Mrs Leon Il. Parker.
Misses Anna Mccormick and Winl-
fred Reilly who have been topping at
the II. II. Babcock farm returned yes
terday to their homes in New York.
The New England Order Of Protec-
ton will serve a clam chowder in their
rooms next Tuesday evening, Sep. IL.
There viii be an abundance for all.
Because OF delay in shipping the
trimmings, work on the front of TIE
new Methodist church is at stand
still.
Walter II. Kinsman well known
marb man has been appointed a H.
cense commissioner for the city OF
Rutland vice Judge f. NJ. Butler re.
signed.
The Brotherhood Of St Paul will
hold special meeting this evening at
s O'Clock. The new badges will be
there. Candidates will be initiated and
a large attendance is desired.
The laying OF the rails on portion
of the new electric railroad will begin
next week. The grade is completed
from the state line half way to Pownal
Center and It is on this section that
the iron will be put down.
Townsend Wellington, until recently
in the paymaster's department of the
Walter A. Wood Co al HOosick Falls
is at the summer home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs George Wellington, hav-
ing resigned his position to begin the
study of law.
In the municipal court yester iay at.
ternoon Leander Morgan and m. ev
er arrested on the charge of urb
ing the peace were held in $50 C fur
Their hearing. Mrs Stratton vh was
arrested on the same charge. vas re-
turned to Jail.
DR. Frank j. Hurley recently Of 81
Peters hospital has located here for
the practice of his profession and to-
day mas opened an Office in the Norton
building on Main street over Girls
wold's store. Regular Office hours
will be announced Monday.
Mrl Mary Broderick of Chatham is
temporarily employed as operator al
the Postal Telegraph Office. Miss Elsie
Vandenberg, who recently resigned
the position and who is now away or
vacation will return in about q
week for a short stay in the office be-
fore her successor assumes the duties
permanently.
VIM J. Britton of Albion, Pa, is in
town this week the guest of his neph
ews, Edward and George Baker. U ntil
two years ago Mr. Britton was propri.
etor of the Albion News retiring after