The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers,


NJ J Ostrander has moved from
Pleasant to Putnam street.
Miss Minnie Gallipo of Congress
street is recovering from the grip.
Dan Sully will be at the opera house
in ''The Match Maker" April 30.
Services continue at the Baptist
church this week. Mr. Ralston tonight.
Miss Agnes Qulnlan is visiting
friends in Albany for couple of days
Mrs Nicholas Morrissey went to Al
bany today to visit her daughter Ag-
mes.
James II Habberley has rented his
house on Elm street soonto be vacated
by G = Endress TO Mrs Cardiac Mat
tison.
Mrs Jennie l. Finn, who has been
i'll, is better, and will resume her work
tomorrow.
Miss Minnie McCue and Mrs Mayu
5 Healy returned Tuesday from visit
in Albany.
James Davis OF Pleasant street has
taken position with Theodore Car
penter X Sons.
Miss nellie Newton aud Miss Beulah
Marsden left for New York today for
a short visit
Carl Suite has taken a position
with Byron Brimmer # Pownal and
gone trere to reside.
Percy Lathrop OF Arlington has tax
en- position with Walter Durham,
carpenter and contractor.
Thomas Whitman is getting Mrs
Lowries house ready for their return
Wednesday from Florida.
Mrs Harriet Bradford leaves tomor-
row morning for ClaremOnt, n. H., 10
visit her aunt for few weeks.
Mrs Daniel G Duel and two children
returned Tuesday from visit with her
parents in Granville n. Y.
Mrs r b Pike went to Hoosick Falls
Tuesday for a two days visit with her
mother Mrs John Wyman.
Milo Surdam of Main street has
rented one Of Judge Woodward S
houses on Beech street extension.
IN Hyde left tonight for Beaver,
Pittsburg and Johnstown, Pa, for a
several weeks visit to relatives.
VIM Morgan of Cheshire. Mass.
vas here Monday evening at the camp
me. He is native of this place.
Geo f Carpenter, who has been Wis
hing his family OF Union street has
eturned to his work at Springfield
Vt.
Henry Morgan Of Cheshire is guest
of comrades and friends In the village
500 his brother Martin OF the Soldiers
l.oue.
Nh Joseph Tacy OF South Shafts
mrr was a guest Tuesday of friends
% the village.
Arthur w lockwood is building an
edition on to the Geo + lockwood
inusc of Fast Main street which be
~ ~ soon occupy.
Frank Frazier musician in the
band of the L 5 army at Fort Schuyler
\ ", is at home for weeks visit with
his parents OF Grove street.
beginning Thursday at O'Clock a.
IN. services will be held in the church
81 the Sacred Heart, each day, morn
ing and evening, until after Easter.
Easter shoes and oxford ties for
men, women, boys, girls and children
Easter suits, coats and skirts for ladies
at The Bennington Shoe Store. S2X5
Three of Geo ST Clair's colts bred in
have sold for $500. Phil
st Clair brought $500, Florence ST
Clair $1,000 and Mildred st Clair $1,000.
Mt Anthony Chapter OES have in
card party and dance
to be given the week after next In
Masonic hall. Due notice will be given
hereafter.
Call at 81 West Main street and
see the pleasing variety of Easter hats
on exhibition this week at Miss Reyes
millinery store, April 18th, 1906, Ben
nington, VT
Mr. and Mrs Thomas II Whitman 20
to Mechanicyille Friday aft. rnoor TO
visit their granddaughter. Easter
they will spend in Saltwater with their
son, Frank + Whitman.
Never can tell when you'll mash
finger or suffer cut. bruise, burn or
scald. BE prepared DR. Thomas
Electric OH instantly relieves the pain
.ouipklv curpS the wound
Eli Hicks of North Adams who came
to attend the anniversary entertain
ment of Lees surrender in CAR hall
Monday night, stayed here two days
to visit comrades and friends
Walter Bronson's team ran away
on Depot street Tuesday. The wagon
struck an iron hitching post and broke
the pole. The horses freed themselves
from the wagon and were captured
short distance away.
Miss Kate Mattison returned Tues
day from three weeks visit with her
sister Mrs ] J BiXby of Worcester who
is gaining in health Today Miss
Madison went to the home of her par
ents in SALISBURY to stay until after
Easter.
Married at Ballston, Spa, N. Y,
August u, 1908, Edward q Felix and
Sarah M Titus of Willow Lake, So.
Oak. Miss Titus was a former resi-
dent of Bennington and sister in law
4 n.