The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-10-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and village Told
Briefly for Bury Readers

Mrs NJ. ]. Gibbs has gone TO North
Adams for week.
Mrs John b. Stone OF Pittsheld Is
visiting at II. M. Ramsdell's.
Fred Rice has gone TO Eugene, Ore
gon to spend several weeks.
Mrs II. r. Bristol left this noon for
a two weeks visit In New York.
There will be a social dance IL
Foresters hall Friday evening. 22St:
Frank AcGurk OF the Telephone ex,
change is spending the week In Troy
Miss Maude Bates has been visiting
her sister, Miss Gertrude In Shafts
bury.
Opening day Thursday. Oct. 4. al
McLeod's Millinery Parlor, 4Sl MAR
street. 22't-
Mrs S. Bulng Blackmer has issue
invitations TO card party for Thurs
day after Don.
Elmer, the one year old son OF Mi
and Mrs G. II. Dakin. died last might
Of cholera infantum.
Several members OF Custer Relief
Corps left this morning for Rutland ~
attend the WRC convention.
DR. w. L. Putnam went this morning
TO Montpelier TO be present during the
opening days OF the legislature.
There are on sale at the local ticket
Office round trip tickets to Boston and
return for $50 for Friday, Oct s.
Mrs Ellen Potter, her son Briggs
Potter and his daughter Mrs Brown of
Boston are guests OF Mrs S. +. Pratt.
Mrs Blair, president Boston Society
Daughters of Vermont, and Mrs A lien
II Boston are guests OF DR. and Mrs w.
e. Putnam.
NJ. II McKeon who went to New
York last week with his son Ebert TO
consult an ear and throat specialist
has returned.
A shipment OF steel rails has arrived
at the local station for the new electric
railroad and track laying at this end
OF the line will begin this week.
Beginning next Sunday October I
the evening services in the Congregat-
ional, Baptist and Methodist church es
will commence att O'Clock instead oil
7.30.
Mrs L. A. Graves is entertaining a
party of ladies at cards this afternoon
In honor of Mrs Russell G. Graves
who leaves for New York in few DAYS
to spend the winter
Mr. and Mrs B. j Brooks of Gage
street will leave tomorrow for Athol,
N. Y, for stay of two weeks In the
Adirondacks. Mr. Brooks expects TO
bring back buck.
Homer H. Webster has taken poss.
ession of the house on Silver street re-
Gently occupied by DR. A. z. Cutler.
DR. Cutler has moved into his new
building on Main street.
The doll given by 81. M. Ramsdell
for the fair held by the ladies of the
M e church has been sent to the Troy
Cityhospital to be given to little Sus-
an, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Edward
Robinson.
"My child was burned terribly about
the face, neck and chest. l applied DR.
Thomas Electric Oil. The pain ceas-
ed and the child sank into restful
Sleep" Mrs Nancy M. Hanson, Ham,
burg, N. Y.
A. w. Smith, Webster Smith, Mrs
III. A. Smith OF Chicago, Mr. and Mrs
! Chas Cooper, Mr. and Mrs II. T. Cush-
man and Miss Margaret Temple have
gone on a carriage drive for week
up Wilmington way.
There is an encouraging response to
the canvass for funds 10 erect u suit.
able memorial to make the site at Ben.
nington Center where VIM Lloyd Gar
rison, the abolitionist, published ''The
Journal OF the Times"
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage OF Walter Penfeld Hannah
Harvard, '04, son OF County Clerk
and Mrs Henry A. Hartman of Rutland
and Miss Mira Elizabeth Kimball OF
Boston to take place at Fall River,
Mass, october 20.
"Another The Christian, but even
more intensely human" is the pith OF
the criticism that the dean of the New
York critics passed upon Creston
| Clarke's vehicle for this season, "The
Ragged Messenger, in which he will
appear here Monday evening, Oct s.
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