The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-02
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.



Alex Morrow aud family OF Dandy
have moved TO Bennington.
George Marsh OF Providence r. L.,
Is here for couple Of days.
Misses Nellie and Bee Lyons are
visiting friends Ia Schenectady.
Misses Blanche Smith and Matte
Rowe OF Boston are 10 the Village.
N. Noveck went to New York today
on business, buying summer goods.
James Donnelly OF West Rutland Is
here for couple OF days on business.
There will be regular meeting OF
the Stark hose company this evening
at 1880.
Mrs Alice Allen OF White Creek Is In
town caring FOR Mrs Harry Hurley oil
Silver street.
Miss Mad Powers OF Clarendon Is
the guest o. Miss Anna Laughlin oil
Grant street
Lu Flske has finished work for
Evans & Bugbee and resumed work
for Fillmore & Slade
Peter Schnnrr OF River street has
gone g. Plttsfield 10 live with his
father during the summer.
Geo Roche and his sister, Mrs Thos
Hogan OF Albany are guests OF Mrs
Carrie lnes0n OF Park street.
q. S. Clark X Co., brush back manu-
facturers are enlarging their works
and putting In new machinery.
Miss Barbara Schneider. who has
been a guest OF Mrs Geo Schwab has
returned To her home 10 wpervliet.
David Crawford has returned from
Cheshire, Mass, where he has been
running q mill for the Enos Adams
Co.
Thomas Einchey was In Hoosick
Falls Monday night and PLAYED Ia
Reynolds orchestra for an Easter
ball.
The city band will open their fair
the night OF April ! | aud will contluue
the 18th and 18th. Entertainments will
be pro sided.
Circle No 8 OF the ME church will
meet With Mrs Walter Townsend ol
Union street Wednesday p. m. from J
To 8 o'clock.
Frank aud Veronica Riley OF Gage
street entertained 20 OF their young
friends Monday evening with games
and refreshments.
The price of stove and chestnut Goa
vas yesterday reduced 20 cents a ton,
There IL an abundance OF those quail
ties hut there will probably be nc
change 10 the price OF pea coal
Chas. Lieby. the new general secrets
~ OF the lMCA who has been Joined
by his wife, Is for the present domlciled
with Mrs barbara Moore on South
street. They have leased the Wilcox
tenement recently occupied by Mr. and
Mrs d. I'd Moore and will occupy
II as soon as MIR and Mrs moore
vacate.
"A team OF horses hitch ed TO heavy
tuck wagon was carelessly driven on
b. the electric railway track opposite
Bradiord's Monday. The wagon vas
shirIed around by the $50 cat and The
driver vas thrown 10 the ground and
covered with dirt No damage result
ed but u vas a narrow escape Tor both
man and team.
Word was received here this noon
OF the death In the Sch nectady hosp
tai 10 that city Sunday OF John McMa
hon. aged 50 YEAR. Deceased leaves
a father, Daniel McMahon, two sister,
Mrs Martin Murphy and Mrs John
Cone " the Center. The BODY will
probably be brought here for burial
IRON 81 Francis church.
r. Eaabrook, the granite dealer,
leaves today for the quarries TO pll CO
contracts With the manufacturers Tor
Decoration day work, and from there
be expects % 90 10 Connecticut 10 close
some work and see to the completion
OF mausoleum he sold " the Pres
OF the "Int Silver CO. al shelton.
Hevill return some time next week,
Joseph T. Watson Of 200 Stafford 81
has contracted with T.. Estabrook "a
erect duplicate o. the monument he
built for George McNas,cr aud set In
the Main street cemetery 10 lsio. The
monument IL In memory Of Mr. Wat
on's wife add " 10 hs placed on
MIR WAtson's lot In the North Benning
ton cemetery before Decoration day
The work wlll weigh about tons and
4. 10 be OF Barre, VI. granite.
Atue morning roll call a, the Sol.
diers hone on March 81 there we're ~
veterans present. al which number %
we're 10 the hospital. There were 20
deaths al the home during he month.
Quite a number 81 the inmates ate
away on a furlough, and John Cook
and Daniel Mack returned yesterday
from a furlough. During the month
discharges we're granted 10 John Bart
lett, George Griswold. and Luls Aus
tin. II. W. Spanord OF Rutland, one
OF the trustees, will make his monthly
visit 10 the home tomorrow ~ audit
the accounts for last month
Wednesday evening gill be held the
regular meeting Of Bennington Grange
aud at which the following programme
will be- rendered after the regular bust
ness has been transacted. Music,
Fanny Hicks; paper. Language OF
flowers" Yrs ". G. BUT; question,
"what do you regard as the best now
ers and arrangements n beautlfy your
lawns anil gardens"Y Mrs NJ. u. burn
ham. Mrs Peter Harrington; reading,
Maple Sugar Making, Bessis Lake;
paper, Mrs u. j Brooks; Ladies'
how can you swecten home life, Mrs
II. N. Durham, Mrs Y. II. Chase;
reading, Fannie Hicks.
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