The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-07
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Told FOR Busy Readers,

II, j, Cole is In Albany today.
1T. Watson was Ia Troy Sunday.
Edward ), Hall was in New York
yesterday
ID. A. Gulltlnan went TO Manchester
this morning.
Il. N. Estabroook OF Troy was In
town yesterday.
Mrend Mrs Chas Ridge were In
New York recently.
Mrs T.. Il. Mccormack spent Sun.
day with friends Ia Proctor.
Mrs +. A. Fisher and two children
OF Manchester spent Sunday In town.
Miss Maud l.. Shurtleff OF Mort.
pelier Is the guest OF Mrs Frank T..
Howe.
There will be special meeting a
Monument lodge, Knights OF PyIhias
tonight.
Alphabet Supper Friday from $50
on at VIVA rooms for benefit OF the
ME church.
Michael Kane, who has been rustI-
eating In Now York city for few days
has returned.
Mrs Harry Frsdenburg and children
are 10 90 tomorrow 10 New York for 4
months visit -
Misses Nellie and Gladys Simms
have returned home after spending u
week In New York.
Geo Hawks was In Troy last eve.
ming 10 get Ia close touch WITH the New
York election returns.
Ladles-buy your coats ut the Ben
nington shoe store. You get the best
styles and save money.
Mr. aud Mss Claude Galusha OF
Hooslck Falls we're guests yesterday
OF Mr. and Mrs Harry Roster.
Mrs J. J. Jones who has been visit.
ing her sister, Mrs l.. Il. Royce, has
returned 10 her home In Danyers,
Mass.
Mems Keith Konqueror shoes can
be bought In Bennington only ut the
Bennington shoe store. Price $500
and 81.
The YMCA and Company X ten pin
teams will roll the rubber game OF the
series at the Corbett Grennan alleys
tonight.
A. Is. Gardner OF Pownal who has
been III for a number OF weeks has so
far recovered that he was able 10 ride
out yesterday.
Selectman Charles Houghton who
has been confined 10 the house by i'll
ness for couple Of weeks Is again
able 10 be out.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Remington have
gone 10 keeping house on Main street,
in the house recently occupied by Mar
tin Lyons and family.
T.. L. Hart is now putting into the
cellar OF his store carload OF over
900 bushels OF potatoes he has just re-
ceiyed from Cambridge.
Mr. and Mrs Q. |. Hendee OF East
Arlington who have been spending u
few days with Mr. and Mrs IA. h. AL
len returned this morning.
Herbert Armstrong, stamp CLERK at
the post office who has been of duty
the last ten days because OF illness,
returned TO his duties this morning.
+. b. Jennings has closed his sum-
mer residence FAIRY .ew" near North
Bennington and with his family has
returned to New York for the winter.
A 800 piano has recently been In.
stalled Ia the school hall. The money
for 1t was raised principally through
the efforts OF the scholars at the high
school.
Richard p. Lee and VIM Bamford
have returned 10 Esopus, n. Y f., after
a short visit with Peter Mcclure OF
Gage street. Mrs Bamford and the
children will remain for a visit OF sew
eral weeks.
The foundation for the new machin.
cry which will furnish power for the
new Bennington electric line has been
completed and the machinery will be
placed in position at once. The work
was done by Mr. Kelly OF New Haven,
Conn.
Mr. and Mrs L. T.. Royce we're pleas.
antly surprised Tuesday evening by
about % friends, the occasion being
Mrs Royce's birthday. Refreshments
were served and Mrs Royce was pre-
septed with q valuable mOmento Of the
occasion.
Rev Geo S. Mills will leave soon on
a trip to Massachusetts for few days
and while away will preach one Sun
day In the old Congregational church
al Lennox on the hill, which church
is said to closely resemble the old
church at the Center.
The ladies of st PETERS Episcopal
church will open a rummage sale in
the parish house Wednesday, Nov. IA,
and continue 1t throughout the week.
Those having articles to contribute
are requested to send them TO Mrs
Chisholm or the parish house Tuesday
or any day through the wee6.
Mrs G. G. Wilcox made her first APP
pearance In vaudeville in North Ad.
ans Monday evening appearing In
the Richmond theater under the name
of Miss Mary Hutchins. The North
Adams Herald of Tuesday says-Miss
Mary Hutchins, a young woman OF
pleasing stage presence and possessing
rich, clear contralto voice sang three
solos In most acceptable manner and
elected deserved applause.
John Brant who for 20 years or
more has been engaged in the horse
shoeing business at the told stone