The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

NcWs oI inc toWn anu NlIduo TOTO
Briefly for Busy Readers.
Fillmore Paddock Of Bradford street
went TO Rutland today on business.
Thomas Mangan of Rutland was n
guest OF relatives In town last week.
"The Real Widow Brown" company
left this morning for Cambridge, N. Y.
Miss Mary Hickey of East Main st.
has returned from n brief visit In Dan.
by, VI.
Mrs. Charles Ceehaskle and daughter
of Brewster, n. Y, are the guests of
relatives IN town.
Mrs. Bodine and daughter OF Grey.
lock, Mass. are visiting relatives In
town for few days.
Misses Nellie lockwood and florence
Hathaway have returned from weeks
visit In Albany and Rensselaer,.
Many car loads OF rails are being
carried over the Chatham division for
use on the line this side of Chatham.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry u. Rice have re-.
live with his mother on East Main
street.
Miss Rena West OF Hoosick Falls,
who has been the guest OF Mrs. r. -
pike OF Adams street for a few deys
returned home today.
The funeral Of John r. Barry was
held from ST. Francis church In North
Adams Saturday nj 10 o'clock. Many
relatives aud friends from here at.
tended the ceremony
The late Col Walter Cuttings barn
at his summer home az pittsncld.
Mass. together with a. head OF Jersey
cattle and eight or ten horses were
burned az o'clock this morning.
Mrs John VI. Burt who was injured
In runaway accident at stowe week
ago Sunday ~ steadily gaining Two
ribs were broken and for n time II was
feared that the injury might prove ser.
ious.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Buss Of bridgeport.
Ct. who have been visiting relatives
In town for n few days left Saturday
for North Adams for n short visit with
her son. Bert Robinson before return.
ing home.
The remains Of Michael Scarcy. who
died Friday In Memphis. Tenn. are CX.
pcctod tO arrive In town today. The
funeral viii be- held from the home OF
his sister. Mrs John lirlhm Of North
bennington.
A bowling csntest between the work.
ing boys teams Of the Bennington md
North Adams associations will o. held
In the Bennington y. NJ. G. A. nn
Tuesday evening 40 O'Clock The
public is invited Admission free.
Mrs. Edward lascll aud her mother
aud daughter who have occupied the
Valentine cottage at Bennington Cen.
ter during the summer have closed Il
lp for the season and are boarding 40
the Walloomsac Inn Tor the present
Word has been received that Mardcn
r. Nichols passed the entrance cx.
amInatiuus for Norwich University
successfully and has entered the fresh.
man class This class o. one uf the
largest n the history Of the school.
numbering g. The total enrolment
u the institution D. i1O. Mr. Nichols
makes the nth from this town.
A. 1920 yesterday morning the pas
tor Of certain church had n tcle'
phone message asking that Rally
has" Ia the sunday school be- post.
ioned because there would not be- sui
nicisnt children present to conduct the
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Mirahile diciu' Every primary chair
was filled. Where there's vii
there's n way through the STORM
Quantum diXit
re- Rev. 4. G. 4. Hall ot burlington
Nho came here o. preside at the laying
II the corner stone of 81 Peters new
church left on the noon train for
Richmond Va. a. attend the general
conference Of Episcopal churches.
REV Philip schuyler was intending 10
accompany Bishop Hall bat was unable
to conclude certain business matters
20 aa To do So lie will leave. how
yer. late this afternoon While ab
cent be viii visit the jamestown ~.
position
After PLAYING 10 crowded houses at
the pinttshurr. y. Y. thsatsr Tor Ecy.
rrnl months the Hlncscopc moving pic
mre company comes a. the Library
'heater for an engagement starting
October Let The latest moving pic.
lures aud the very best illustrated
Inurs are a. be- given. Two complpt"
shows will be- given every night Flint
one starts at cight and lasts one hour.
second one commences at nine O'Clock
The prices during the engagement viii
be- cents and 10 cents o. all parts 81
the theaier
Invitations for the wedding ~ Miss
Agnes O'Bricn and Dr y. J. ollara.
both Of North Adams. we're received
In town today. Both are we'll known
In this city and they have the best
wishes 81 their many friends Miss
p'nricn 81 q graduate of krnWOod Con
.cut. Albany. DR. O'ilara o. n native
II North Adams and after graduating
from the public schools and receiving
the college degrees Of a. u. and ". A.
be- entered Georgetown Medical school
rom which institution be- graduated.
tie ~ nov prncticing In North Adams
ihs specially Of eye. ear. nose and
throat and has been exceptionally sue.
-oaaful The wedding ~ 10 take place
Il 1880 n. M. oct 10th. NJ 81 Francis