The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
NOws OF the TownAnd village Briefly
Told for Busy Readers.

Told for Busy Readers.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hoyt OF Troy
we're guests Of DR. and Mrs S Il Pike
Sunday.
The initiatory degree will be worked
on two members of The IOOF Wednes
day night.
Albert Snow Of County street moved
Monday onto james Nevis farm in
Shirkshire.
Frank p Nolan has taken a position
ia the mill OF the Cooper Manufacnr.
ing company.
Jacob Levin of Manchester spent
Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs
II Harry Levin.
Lawrence Gokay moved Monday
from South street into W Bulls
house on Valentine street.
\ chicken pie supper will be given
/ Wednesday night at the Congregation
al church. Tickets 25 cents
Mrs VIM Hamilton is yet in critical
condition and does not improve, She
is unconscious part Of the time
Mrs Jacob Bernstein and three chill.
dren left fer New York Saturday to
Join Mr. Bernstein where they will now
live
Mrs Fannie Mcleod announces her
millinery opening for Thursday, April
.. A full line of Easter millinery. All
invited.
At the regular meeting of Mt An
ihony chapter 0 + : tomorrow evening
the officers for the ensuing year will
be elected
Mr. and Mrs Frank Russell of North
street will commence housekeeping thi :
week in the tenement over the flarwood
drug store.
VIM Y Lawrence who has been il
with fever at his home 10 Troy has re
covered and will resume his teaching
mere as usual next Monday.
James Moyinhan left today fol
Pittsburgh, Pa, where he has posi-
ton His place with the Prudential al
Insurance company here will be filled
by John Burns OF Hoosck Fails.
Mrs Cora Crossman and son Charles
who have been living in rooms over
Harwood 5 drug store have moved out
Charles has gone to work on farm
for John Frisbie OF South Salisbury
The annual election Of officers of the
Ladies Aid society of the NJ h church
was held Monday afternoon. Officers
elected are, president. Mrs Lynn Davis
vice president, Miss May Carney; Sec
rotary, Mrs l. l. Stevens: treasurer,
Mrs Jesse Carpenter.
Walter Dauchy formerly OF Troy
and known here, for couple OF years
chief engineer on the Cuelebra cut OIL
The Panama canal has resigned his po
sition, the same to take effect the frs
Of April and he will return home.
News has been received of the dealt
in Cleveland of Mrs Caroline Jennings
at the age of 50 years. She was a sis
ter OF Mrs Daniel Robinson and Mis-,
Catherine Conklin Of Bennington Cen
ter and former frequent visitor t.
that village.
The next big attraction at the Ben
nington opera house will be Fred
Wrights magnificent musical extrava
ganza, "The Beauty Doctor" with
east and chorus of fifty people Tn,
date is soon after Lent In the mean
time read up your magazines.
Charles Ressenguie OF Worthwhile, n
Y has come to Bennington to reside
and has leased the house on Elm stree
soon to be vacated by G p Endres
who will move into the one he has re
Gently purchased on the same street
He will be employed at Cooper's
The report of the Soldiers Home TO
the quarter ending March 81 show
that there were present for dutv IS, il
hospital %, absent with leave II, tota
enrolment %. loss OF s. During TIN
same time there were admitted 5, read
mitted >, discharged II. Ayerag,
present during the quarter s.. average
present and absent, 100