The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-31
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.


The band dance in Foresters hall
this evening.
Miss Grace Eddy is in New York
for visit of week.
L. 4. Griswold spent Wednesday
in Troy and Albany.
Deputy Sheriff John Nash is spend
! ing couple of days in Boston OH
business.
Mrs. Della Duncan of Beech street
/ has returned from couple of weeks
visit in Athol, Mass.
The Mason Brothers of Pawlet will
be at Robert Gardeners Saturday night
with $50 head of cattle.
Mrs. Charles Thompson Of Main St.,
who was operated on recently In the
Samaritan hospital of Troy is report
ed as improving rapidly.
Miss Adella M. Endress will open
dancing class for children In For
esters hall Saturday afternoon. No
vember 8, at o'clock. II
Clayton Niles of Main street left
yesterday afternoon for Schenectady
where he expects to accept position
In the Edison Electrical works.
Splendid supper served by the
Brotherhood of St. Paul at the M. II.
church Friday at o'clock Meats,
creamed potatoes, salads, rolls, etc.
A. h. Hart, who has been visiting
for the last four months in Ohio re-
turned last night to the home of his
son, h. Il. Hart on East Main street.
Edward Briggs has taken a position
with the Consolidated electric railway
company in New Haven, Conn. Mr..
Briggs will have charge of gang of
men.
Misses Flora and Della Hawkins,
who have been visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. John Davis, of Grove
street, have returned to their home in
North Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus Lafountaine,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Gabbett of Mccall street for
the past month returned to their home
in Albany Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Costello of Mill street
was given delightful surprise party
Wednesday evening by some 35 of her
young friends. The evening was spent
in game playing and dancing and re-
freshments were served.
If the person who took the seal skin
cap from the rummage sale at the
parish house, without paying for it,
will return it Immediately no questions
will be asked; II not the matter will be
placed in the hands of the states
attorney.
Great bargains at st. Peters Parish
house. Many fall hats, trimmed ant
untrimmed; also all kinds of hat trim
mings, wings, birds and feathers
direct from the milliners stock, go OIL
sale today. Also 100 yards of good In
grain carpeting at low price will
many other attractive and up-to-dat'
novelties.
The musical given by Woods orche
ira, assisted by Joseph j. Daley, solo
list, at the Bennington club last even
ing was one of the pleasantest enter
tainments ever given in the clul
rooms. There was large attendance
of members and guests and the worl
of the orchestra and Mr.. Daley wer
highly praised by all.
III A number of residents of the villag
who are interested In football are plal
ningto go to Williamstown Saturda,
| afternoon to witness the game between
the Williams college and the Univer
sity of Vermont teams. Vernon
probably has the strongest team thi
year in its history. 1t has playe,
Dartmouth to standstill and defeate,
:, both Wesleyan and Holy Cross. Tn
Williams team is also unusually stron
with one of the heaviest lines in New
England.