The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


News Of Che rown ANA VILLAGE Briefly Told io
rusy Reaides.
Miss Florence Wait has returned
from Greenfield
A party of 20 enjoyed a picnic al
Glastonbury Yesterday.
There win De- a social dance in For
esters' hall Saturday night. lsoi-
Mrs ~ A. Kennou observed her 70th
birthday the lth oi this month
Miss Ruth Graves has returned after
spending week at Grown Point.
n. A Keanon aud Horace Cook Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs e. Morse Wednesday
Warren and Randall Waite OF
Greenfield are spending week In
town.
Mrs Ruth Grlswold and Mrs J.
Twamley have returned from Hedges
Lake
Shoes and oxford Ties to Doe sold at
actual cost at the Bennington Shoe
Store Saturday Aug 18th.
Mr. aud Mrs Harry -. Hudson of
Schenectady are visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs G.. l.. Hudson.
For these cool evenings ladies coats
just received to Zoe sold at uctual cost
at the Bennington Shoe store.
Mr. and Mrs Warren Lyons and son
Clyde and Miss Copeland OF Whining
ton are visiting relatives here.
Miss Anna l.. Harwood returned
Thursday from short visit with her
friend Mrs NJ. a. Smith OF Berlin
The public is requested 20 note that
the services in the First church SUM.
day commence at 1890 "a 90. instead of
II.
Alfred Rowley and several of hi,
Sunday school class left yesterday 90
spend a few days camping 40 Barber s.
pond.
Mrs Frank c. Turner and son Ralph
who have been visiting her daughter.
Mrs J.. G. Cram, returned TO Barre
yesterday.
Mrs James O'Donnell and daughter
Elizabeth former residents OF the viii.
lage, nov in Green Island were among
the guests IN the village Thursday
The Red Feather opera company are
90 appear here next Thursday evening.
The red feathers which are being dis
tributed hy Mgr Wood are NOVELTY
In the way OF advertising.
Mrs Nellie Mccormack and two
daughters Geriie aud Bertha of Co
hoes and Miss Marsella Keller and
niece are boarding for % while 40 the
farm house OF Clarence Morse
Mrs II. J. Stilson was called 20
Manchester Yesterday by q telegram
announcing the serious illness of her
sister Mrs NJ. T.. Mars OF that place.
Her condition is considered serious.
The baseball game on the Desert
yesterday morning between the Cooper
mill team and the Bradford lockwood
team resulted in a victory fcr tine for
mer boy score OF - 90 3. A'lard and
Shea were the battery for the Bradford
lockwood team and Townsend and
Knapp for the winning team CULVER
lmplred the game
Fred Corbett manager Of the local |
base ball team, with others went to
Rutland this morning and this after. f
loon will witness the ball game ou the .
air grounds between Burlington and .
Rutland. Thus far in the northern
eague games Burlington has won ~. .
and Rutland l6. IL Is said that both .
v"'"s v"""- s-' ----s See li..aa"
Frank Stevens of Pittstown WHO'S I'm .
all here charged with the abduction of
race Madison Is years OF age from
iroveside in the same town was before
be municipal court Wednesday ac.
10y deputy sheriff MYERS
ie was arraigned and refused to re-
Urn To New York state without rauui \
ition papers Sheriff Myers returned \
o Troy without the prisoner.
Charles a Clapp and Michael Mail i
ngineers on the Philadelphia and
reading railroad running Blue Lire
Xpress trains between the two cities,
re spending short vacation with NJ.
!. Clapp a former engineer on the
Dad both were formerly hremen under
lr Clapp. Charles A. Clapp is son
{ Charles Clapp o former resident of
MS village and is brother Of ". y.
lapp