The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-05
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

WOO ~ wv ffAastn' 1NAa'ANHf
Miss Margaret Mangan OF Rutland
is visiting relatives In the village.
Deputy Postmaster O'Neil of Water
ford is spending his vacation here.
Frank Worthington of Troy spent
Sunday with friends In the village.
Lester II. Nichols was not 80 well
Saturday and Sunday but Is better to.
day.
Miss. Lena Mathers of Bradford
place visited friends In Troy Satur.
day.
William p. Hogan is of duty at
Burt Brothers store for vacation of
two weeks.
Mrs. Albert Johnson Of Science.
tady was az Horace =. Woodlands
over Sunday.
Mrs. James Austin Of shushan
spent last week the visitor OF friends
In this village.
Henry Root and Harold Sweet are
camping at Thompson's Point, ON
Lake Champlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Brazel spent
Sunday I'm North Adams. returning
home this morning.
Frank y. Loomis and daughter Of
Denver. Col. are guests of Asa f.
LOOMS, his brother.
Misses Ella Morrissey and Anna
Murphy went Saturday TO Lake Bono
seen and will return today.
Mrs. William J. Phalen and daugh
ter Mary. left Friday for visit OF
three weeks at Rockway Beach.
Miss Eva Lassor n graduate of the
Academy OF music In Quebec has re.
turned to her home on MIN street
Miss Lulu Porter has returned to
| her home In pawlet after visiting
friends Of School street few days.
Edward Buss and family haze re.
turned from bridgeport and will oc.
cupy their residence ON Dewey street
Mr.. and Mrs John Durbln and fami.
/ ly Of Boston are guests Of their par.
Tents. Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Hogan Of
| Maple street
Mr. and Mrs Fremont Barnes.
Fanny Thatcher and Tarrant Sibley.
went today 10 Lake Hancock for q
two weeks encampment
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stewart and
daughter Katie. and VIM. O'Brion and
/ family spent Sunday Ia North Adams
| aud dluod at the Wilson house.
Peter Kelley and Miss Mary Dclude
we're married last "wednesday by Rev
IC r. Provost at the parsonage Miss
Margaret Green was bridesmaid.
Chas. Ilcrrick and Adclbort VIM
returned Saturday from a two days
louCampment at lake Hancock 4 90
and a tlb bass were their best catches
a party Of pleasure seekers from
NcWburyport. Mass. arrived today
90 pass two weeks with the Icuuiug
ton party az Little pond In Woodiord
During the month Of July the re
ceipts Of the Bennington pustoilic'
were flt5SS1 This g. an increase OF
tltS.5i over the receipts Tor July 1906
The Knights Of Columbus Of Hoos
lex Falls went through here yester
day morning on trip 90 puntoosuc
lake by way OF this village and Nortl
Adams.
During the absence Of nr. G. "
Wright Of North Adams bic practic,
Win be- In charge 90 nr T. J. OIlara
also an eye. ear. nose aud throat
specialist
A daughter was born Iuly 2Sth q
Mr and Mrs Edward G. Cole Of Min
neapolis Mrs Cole vas formerly
Miss Mabel Rice who was employed al
the Banner ONCE for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. J Hogan OF Nor
wood ~ Y. who came last week {,
attend his brothers funeral are stay
and Mrs. Patrick Hogan Of Maple 81
James and VIM =. Hogan and Ro
bert X Smith attended Or SANCHEZ
lecture Sunday at Camp Arognn. The,
are divided In their opinions as 90 th'
merits OF the discourse.
J. u. Parsons fell from scafiold o
hay Saturday afternoon and broke hl
collar bone. All the doctors were al
tending the ball game aud Il vas ~
hour and half before one reaches
Mr.. Parsons.
Leonard Miller Of jamaica Plain
H.. l.. with Mains circus Who ncarl
Lost the sight ~ one eye by the acc
dental discharge Of revolver n
|. White Plains. y. Y. lot the circus 4
/. bennington aud ~ yet here nursIn
} the injured member
. Miss Lucy Durham n 20 go tomol
9 row % iioOsick for n few days sta
Z Miss Durham when moving Heyora
|. months ago lost track Of some silycl
/. ware. sheets and other articles an
. has forgotten where they are. Sh
would appreciate the favor n whocyo
they we're left with will notify her.
Thomas sodon. who for scyeri
= months has been IN bennington. ha
4 opened upholatcring rooms and has n
a office NJ SOC Main street Mr.. SOdc
n has been with the best upholstcr
!. houses In New York for the last thlrt
|, years and IA capable OF doing the flnci
y Of work lie has done considerabl
work In this village.
/, About forty Of the members Of N
womans Relief Corps enjoyed n vi
= Saturday 10 Pittsficld where the
u spent the day. The party were m'
u by the members IN that city. tn,
visited thcAthcncum. the Museum
and Pontoosac Lake. The ladies toe
dinner at the berkshire Cafe aud n
IN rived home late IN the afternoon.
=. Chief Engineer Edward Gagcl,
n the New York. New Haven and liar
a. ford railroad was In Bennington In