The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and village Told
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William Ross OF Rutland Is guest
of friends in the village.
Born this morning daughter to Mr.
and Mrs Fred Foster OF Pownal
Charles Taylor of Lincoln street is
suffering from quinsy sore throat
Remember the rummage sale TO.
night Opposite Walbridge's store.
The house on Pleasant street to be
vacated by G.. Newmayer viii be occu
pied by M. c. Burgess.
George Worthington and family are
| expected 20 arrive at their summer
home at Bennington Center today.
Eugene Mccormick and Owen Cal.
lahan OF North Adams have been
spending several days with friends In
the village.
The house servants for Ben Venue.
the summer home OF the Colgate fam.
lily, arrived yesterday and the family
are expected soon.
Arthur Crawford. the well known
theatrical man Is In town. He has
been making his headquarters recent.
ly at Schenectady.
The bronze bas.relief tablet for the
William Lloyd Garrison marker at
bennington Center will probably be
placed In position tomorrow.
The young ladies' Of the Oriental
club are making elaborate prepare.
tons for their japanese dance TO be
given nj Academy hall Tuesday even.
ing.
The condition OF Robert Collins at
the Soldiers Home hospital remains
about the same as yesterday. He In
In n comatose condition most OF the
time.
The trustees OF Bennington Center
village are putting up notices restrict.
ing the speed OF automobiles within
the corporation limits 10 eight miles
an hour.
The results In the American and
National baseball league games are
now received every evening and bul.
letined at the Corbett Grennan bowl
Ing alleys.
Charles r. Patterson and family OF
Troy have arrived at bennington Cen.
ter for THE summer. They viii oc-
cupy the Priory. the residence OF
Miss Mary Sanford
Rev c. Z. Van schalck has begun
moving from his present home on
Gage street 90 Pownal where he be-
gan last Sunday his duties as pastor
OF the Baptist church.
Miss Ruth Pcrham returned Wed.
nesday from the Albany City hospital
where she underwent an operation on
the throat Although quite n serious
operation Il proved successful.
At the annual meeting OF the Won.
ans Foreign Missionary society for
the burlington district held In Rutland
yesterday Mrs ". r. White Of North
Bennington was chosen president and
Mrs A. ~. Torrance OF this village
treasurer.
CLYDE Pcckham of Pownai who vas
recently Injured by load OF has
which he was taking % his barn tip
ping over aud throwing him on Is
much improved AZ FIRST Il was
thought that hts back was broken but
4 ~ p. W." NN"AH" A tit"A W VII A'N"f't
gradually
]. Clifford Holland of Ninstcd Ct.
and ~ Mae pcrham of Remington
were quietly. married az the Sixth
avenue Baptist parsonage at Troy on
April - hy the Rev q. zee Warren.
Congratulations are extended 20 the
young couple from their many friends
OF both winsted and this place.
Daniel NJ Walsh who has been an
pointed an inspector 20 enforce the
provisions OF the pure food law. was
graduated from the University Of Yer.
mont. burlington. IN the class Of 1905
OF which he was president and has
since taught nc Burr and Burton sem.
mary In Manchester.
The ambulance was sent 10 Wood.
ford this afternoon To bring home
Postmaster Collins ~. Graves and
sheldon "a lockwood who went up IN
20 the woods trout fishing yesterday
Collins insisted on having n closed
carriage because sheldon wore Sandy
Millcrs white oyeralls and the ambul.
ancc was needed because True Nal
lory telephoned down this morning
that the postmaster was suffering
from sunburn.
George p. Grey OF Rutland has re-.
Gently been appointed district deputy
of the Knights OF Columbus for the
northern district OF Vermont The
district includes the couaci.s OF Ben.
nington. Bellows Falls. Fair Haven.
Mlddlcbury. Brattlcboro and Rutland.
The appointment was made BY the
state deputy. Dr =. n. O'Connor Of
liratticboro. Mr. Groy was formerly
grand knight OF Rutland council.
/ Kuirhfa Of Columbua