The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Briefly for Busy Readers.
Miss Ella Bingham is in Troy today.
Dance Foresters' hall Wednesday.
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Twilight hop, Foresters hall Thurs.
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Miss Ella Bingham is spending the
day in Troy.
Mrs. A. X. Richie of East Main st.
has returned from visit in Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Fannie Smith has gone to
White Plains to be absent during the
coming month.
Noveck's store will be open this eve
ming and will close tomorrow, Thanks.
giving day, at noon.
Tomorrow being legal holiday the
saloons will be closed from tonight
till Friday morning
Judging from the number of dan.
ces coming off this week some one will
have to pay the fiddler
William Mason and Lawrence Sears
of Depot street left this morning for
an extended visit in st. Adams.
Fancy stockings to match all cos.
tunes, just the thing for the masQuer-
ade at the Bennington Shoe Store.
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There will be a match game Friday
evening between the Y NJ. c. A. first
and second teams in their own alleys.
Pleasant street left this morning for
New Berlin to attend family reunion
Miss Matte Sibley left this after
noon for Dalton 20 spend Thanksgiving
with her sister, Mrs Charles Kendall.
Misses Carrie Harrington, Elizabeth
and Margaret Schnurr of River street
left Tuesday for visit with friends
in Pittsfeld.
Look, Look. The band dance at
Academy hall tonight will be bigger
and better than ever, Watch for the
parade tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank +. Gage of
Schenectady, n. Y, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs George Albro of Pleasant
street over Thanksgiving.
Roger Ramsdell, Arthur and Forrest
Kehoe, Henry G. Root and friend, Ar
thur Doll are home from the Univer.
sity of Vermont to spend Thanksgiy-
ing with their parents
The Mount Anthony Social club is
the club giving the Thanksgiving hop
in Academy hall tomorrow afternoon
and evening, under the direction OF
Pendergast and Houran.
The Mount Anthony Social club is
the club giving the Thanksgiving HOY
in Academy hall tomorrow afternoon
and evening, under the direction OF
Pendergast and Houran.
The Mount Anthony Social club is
the club giving the Thanksgiving hoI
in Academy hall tomorrow afternoon
and evening, under the direction Of
Pendergast and Houran
lockwood & Howe, real estate deal
ers, have sold part of the Charles Rocl
wood farm, now owned by William
West to William A. Rel who vii
build house and barn thereon il
the spring.
Drummer Edward Hurley of Woodi
orchestra has just purchased new
set OF bells, which he will use for tn,
first time tomorrow afternoon at tn,
Mount Anthony Social clubs hop il
Academy hall.
- Henry Mort, baker for r. A. Daven
port left this morning for Troy wher
he is TO act as best man at the wed
ding OF Miss Mary Cornell of Troy an,
Henry Tice of Norwalk CT. Mr. an,
Mrs. Tice will come to Bennington 70
their wedding trip.
A number Of friends gave Mrs
Emma Norton, who resides with he
brother Levi Fox on Division street
surprise party Tuesday evening IL
honor Of her 10th birthday anniver
sary. Mrs. Norton was the recipien
Of number OF presents and the oc
casiOn was an enjoyable one for al
present Refreshments were served
The interior of the county cour
room has been thoroughly painted ant
vanished in anticipation of the com
ing session which opens next Tuesday
The broken lights of glass have beer
replaced and new linoeum is benl
laid on the floors. When court open:
the interior of the county building will
be in much better shape than for ,
number of years.
Governor Mccullough has just hat
erected modest but substantial head
stone TO the memory of the late James
Reilly in the new Catholic cemeter!
at Bennington Center. The epitapl
on which reads:
James Reilly
for 81 years the faithful gardener
at Hall Farm
died April 9th, 1906