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

day.
J.. C. Lynch of Rutland is visiting
friends in town.
Leroy Brant sprained his ankle
quite badly Friday.
Leroy Brant will spend Sunday
with his wife in Troy.
N. Noveck has returned from a bust
ness trip to New York.
William Temple and Wayne Adams
are spending Saturday and Sunday In
town.
Louis Puffer of Troy is spending
Saturday and Sunday with his parents
in town.
J. o. Burt is putting new concrete
walk in front Of his residence on
School street.
Curtis Burt OF New York is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Burt
of School street
Mrs. Edward Donald, who has been
visiting in town, has returned to her
home in Arlington.
Frederick Remington of Grove st,
left this morning for Sucker pond to
] be gone over Sunday.
Mrs. P. L. Quackenbush has gone to
Fitchburg and Aver for visit of two
weeks with relatives.
| Miss Fannie Fillmore's dancing
school opened last night in the Apollo
hall with large class In attendance.
Mrs. Michael Powers and Miss
Motley Duyer of New York spent Fri
day with Mrs. NJ. r. Kelley of Adams
street.
Miss Mildred Newmayer entertained
some guests from WilliamstOwn and
Hoosick Falls Friday afternoon and
evening.
Miss Hazel Hart will lead the Con
gregational Young Peoples meeting
tomorrow evening at $50, topic, 1.-The
Duties of the Day.
Calvin Endress, who has been attend
ing Odd Fellow district meetings In
the northern part of the state, return
ed Friday afternoon
The Rev. Philip Schuyler who has
been attending the General convention
at Richmond, has returned and will
officiate at st. Peters tomorrow.
A new lot of ladies shirt waists
beautiful styles In net, taffeta and
lingeries just arrived at Noveck's.
They are offered at bargain prices.
Mrs. George Slade, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bug.
bee of Branch street extension, has
returned to her home in North Adams.
The high school football team left
on the 1890 car this noon for Hoosick
Falls where it is to play game with
the local high school team this after
noon.
The Bradford Hook and Ladder
Cos glee club gave social to the
members of the company and their
ladies. Light refreshments were
served
Members and attendants of the
Second Congregational church are re
minded of the annual Offering tomor
row to the American Board of Foreign
Missions.
The Y. p. S. c. +. enjoyed straw
ride to Pownal Friday night They
took supper at Rev Van Schaick's
church and returned at an sarly hour
this morning.
Just received at Nevecks large
shipment of beautifully trimmed vel
vet pattern hats at bargain prices
$2.9S to $500.
N. Noveck arrived from New York
where he closed out a lot of ladie.
tailored suits and coats at very low
| figure which are offered at astonish
ing low prices.
II Arthur Holden is in Albany toda.
J visiting his wife who is in hospita
: in that city. Mrs. Holden is reporte,
as getting along very well from tn
| effects of her operation.
Roy NJ. Paddock was called to Brool
lyn yesterday by the sudden illness O
the Rev. Lynn Armstrong of that city
Mr.. Armstrong has many friends il
town who will be sorry to hear of hi
illness.
Services in st. Peters chapel 2ls
Sunday after Trinity. Holy Commur
ion 7.30 a. IN. Morning prayer 1913
and Sunday school II m, evenin
prayer 7.30. All are welcome at thes
services.
A large crowd attended the dane
given in the Foresters hall Friday ev,
ming by the band. Before dancin
started the members of the band CAV
a concert. Woods orchestra fu
nished the music.
Il lockwood & Howe, real estat
: dealers, have sold the 100 acre farr
located two miles north of Benningto
and owned by George Buzzell to 81
Sherman of Vergennes. Mr.. Sherma
, takes possession today.
"The Woman Who Went to Church
and who has been so much talke
about of late, will be chief illustr
ton of the sermon at the Bapti.
church Sunday night. You may wis
to hear it, If so, come.
The football game which was
have been played on the athletic fiel
this afternoon between the Cat
mounts and team from Hoosick Fal
was cancelled by the latter
A large number of magazines, sue
\ as Munsey, Cosmopolitan, Atlanti
y Pearsons, The Strand, Everybod
etc, for one cent each. Also the ID
ic lineator, Designer, Ladies' Hon
;, Journal, Leslies Weekly, Woman
"a World and several others at 2 for
n cent at the rummage sale at $50 Nor
street.
"a, AT the Second Congregation
Y church Sunday morning the paste
n