The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy ResderA

bhhchy iOi busy heeuuAe
Miss Alice Morrlssey is visiting in
Rutland.
Born Jan. 20, a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs Harwood, weight III pounds.
Mrs @. p. Rodgers Is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs f. o. Graves.
Born, Sunday, daughter to Mr.
and Mrs Geo II. Blckiord Of Hard.
wich.
Burt +. Waite has been homo this
week from Greenfield, Mass, for a
visit.
Remember the oyster supper at the
Congregational chapel tonight Tick
cts, 25 cents.
d. A. Baldwin is home from the
Albany city hospital and Is doing as
well as could be expected.
List OF letters remaining uncalled
for at the posloilice: Mrs Gerard. Mrs
Robert Bonaparte Smith.
The condition OF Miss Hannah Mad
den, who has been quite III for several
weeks, is said to 6e improving.
There will be M important meeting
OF Monument lodge, X of Il, at their
hall this evening, Jan. 30 at $ o'clock.
An inexpensive method OF testing
your eyesight Is given by one of the
local merchants. See his adv In this
paper.
An important adjourned meeting OF
the official board OF the ME church
will be held this evening at the parson
age at 100.
Cashier Clement II. Cone OF the Ben
nington County National bank Is able
TO be again at the bank after several
days Illness.
Mrs James c. Kelley was In town
yesterday returning 10 Arlington this
morning where she will be- detained IA
few weeks longer.
Mrs Frank Eldred, who has been
spending some time with Mr. aud Mrs
Forrest Jepson In Schenectady, has
returned home.
Mrs NJ. J Beljeu has gone to Man.
chester to spend the day, 4 being the
first time she has been out OF the house
since she was hurt several weeks ago.
There was a good attendance at the
social hop given by the entertainment
committee OF Walloomsac lodge Mop
Tuesday evening. The furnishings OF
the lodge are being moved into Apollo
hall today which In the future will be
occupied by the lodge.
Mrs Elizabeth a. Richardson, moth.
or OF Mrs Geo +. Heath, aged 20 wears.
died at her daughters home, Tuesday
evening OF pneumonia after weeks
illness. She Is also survived by one
sor, Frank. OF welles'ey Hills. The
funeral will be private.
Miss Mary a. Hutton has been an.
nointed by the probate court Of North
Adams. district guardian 81 Goodell,
william. Mary. Elizabeth md Eleanor
! Hutton all Of Blackinton. Miss Hut.
ton has had the children brought here
since the death Of their parents.
Miss Luella Goldsmith has gone 10
Rutland aud this evening will attend
the charity ball given under the aus.
nices 81 Roberts post GAR, which j.
/ the social event 81 the season Ia that
city. The ball will be opened by Gov.
e,nor aud Mrs Fletcher ID. Proctor.
A nephew Of Dexter Farnhau while
on his way here % attend the deceased
engineers funeral Yesterday was a
passenger on the train wrecked near
Greenfield. Mass. lie was uninjurad
/ and his relatives here received a tele.
Yram explaining his inability 20 be
present at the service.
william q. Amss. one ~ tho we'll
known residents 81 the northern por.
ton OF Remington county. died ~ his
home In T. =, Dorse, Saturday from
heart failure and complication Of
diseases. He was 10 years 81 age, and
long time resident Of the village. IL
Is survived by tao daughters. The
funeral was held from his residence
ruestay afternoon.
Mail carrier Harwood while making
his usual morning trip vas taken vi
shich ueccssltaled bis stopping at he
residence oi one Of the patrons ~ hi
route. He finally made his way 10 the
Office where be had smother bad spell.
Il was found he vas suffering from an
attack Of acute Ind gestlon and be was
assisted 10 his home and a. N. Downs
vas procured TO take his place on the
route. Mr. Harwood Is not on duty
today.
The following IL from the Mt u pion
Items In the Gilbertsville, y. Y. Jour
nal OF Jan 20. Mrs Marble. the
mother OF the child. vas formerly Mis-.
Jessie Harwood Of North Bennington:
Jessie Marion, infant daughter oi
Mr. and Mrs Charles Marble. aged
about y months. died very suddenly n
their home here on Sunday morning.
January 10Th. 81 pneumonia. Unill
the day preceding her death her illness
vas not considered serious. She Was
q bright winsomc little girl aud her
loss Is very severely felt bv the family.
In whose home such 40 aliiction cfe'
ates a void that none but those who
have experienced II can appreciate.
She II survived 10y little sister. aged
about three years. Funeral services
occurred from the resi- cncc nc ! ~.
clock on Tuesday. at which Rev u T..
Ripley oiiiclaied."