The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Briefly
Told for BusY Readers

Told Tor Busf Readers
Mrs Finlan Of Gage street, Mrs o. +.
Gibson's other, Is i'll.
George Temple OF Amsterdam is at
home for few days visit.
The Molly stark whist club met with
Miss Maude Carpenter Monday even.
ing.
George W. Bowles OF the chapel dis.
trict is seriously afflicted withrheuma-
tlsm.
John Tatro has finished work for J.
L. Harbour and Is now In the employ
OF T. Il. Hart.
George Davis who has been out Of
the ranks several months, rejoined the
Salvation Army sunday
wanted-Seyeral sa esmen and sales.
women at the Bennington shoe store
Apply at 10 a. IN. Wednesday.
Wanted-Several statesmen and sales
women at the Bennington shoe store.
Apply at 10 a. m. Wednesday.
Chauncey Olcott In "Eieen Astore"
ELLEN, my treasure) will be the next
attraction at the opera house, Feb. 2L.
Mrs James Higgins OF woodford
has been the guest for a few days OF
Mrs Herman Bugbee OF Branch street.
Richard Cook who lost two fingers
three weeks ago In Joseph Bingham's
box shop will soon DO aole TO work
again.
Thomas Bason, coachman for j. {.
| Colgate, who has been having bad
I attack or eczema for several weeks IL
very nearly recovered.
a party OF IL couples had sleigh.
ride TO Coleyii,e Friday evening ana
on their return ripped the light far
tastic at Augustus Poucher's.
VIM Morgan OF Boston, who was
seriously injured tyo weeks ago on
the new electric railroad, Is yet con
fined TO his bed at the American house.
Rev Samuel Lewis OF Hardwlck. 81
preme chaplain OF the Knights OF pltl.
las, will give lecture before aonu.
ment lodge 10 Bennington sou time 10
March.
All OF the justices OF the peace elect.
ed at the last state election Ia ben.
nirgton have qualified and with one OF
two exceptions all IN the county have
done the same.
Elmer Gleason who has passed sew.
eral weeks Ia North Dana, Mass, re.
turned last week and after visiting rel.
AZ yes and friends In this village ven
t5his home IT, Woodford.
The continued cold weather Is having
serious effects upon the trains. I'll,
morning trains are all from halito ore
hour late ana no mails from Boston or
New York arrived this morning.
Among some Old booksJ. r. Rem.
tugton found "a testament With bn
grandmoiher's sisters name, Nil,
sally Doty, on the frontispiece. Tue
book was published lOl years ago.
During Lent Rev Philip SCHUYLER o.
~ Peters church will hold a seryic,
every Thursday evening Ia MAbches,r
.nd Wednesday evenings Rev n. ID.
Il. Mcneil OF Manchester comes her
to train the chs ir Of s. Peters church.
Mrs Jennie l. FIHn aud Miss - ion G
Shea OF Ilolyoke, Mass, Who hay.
been spending a few days with sir,
Eugene Wautles. left this noon fof
New York 10 spend some time before
returning 10 their home 10 Holyoke.
George w. Pierce OF Brstileboro.
the newly elected master OF the Vermont
state Grange, gave the address Of
welcome at the meeting Of the Board OF
. , !, I.. In N9Eih Bennington this
The mercury 10 the village this morn
ing registered from . 10 II below zero.
a. the residence 81 Cnas. A Kennon
u recorded but !, a, the soldiers hone
u was 10 below aud az the residence
II James Y. Smith In woodiord Il wa.
III below.
Martin W. Love 81 New York CITY,
son Of David Love formerly OF his
.illage, was married In thai CITY s,tur.
day to Miss Celestia Randolph by Rev
DE- Henry n. Warren. The happ,
couples bridalday was Mr. Loves 3ih
birthday
Harold =. Rising, sou Of Posimas,,r
Frank Rising Of HOosick Falls an
George a. Ross OF the same villag,
have purchased the old established
drug business 81 Charles r. Patrick In
Oloyersville. The business will lie
conducted under the firm name % lis
log 4 Ross.
The funeral ofMrs Maria Knapp was
held this afternoon from the Bap,lst
church. There was a large attendance
Of relatives from Woodiord, Stamford
South SALISBURY, Hooslck Falls.
North Adams aud Somertilie. The
deceased was held In high esteem by |
all who knew her.
Gus Sohlke, stage director Of the |
Isle Of Spice comJan which vii /
be seen at the opera mouse soon, has
introduced much OF the mi ltary exor. /
else known as the "se,tinR up drill /
la the chorus work Of the Girls Itl
has not only proved effectively spet. 1
tacular, but has given the yo NJ won. 1
en- charming physical development
The private dance given by the
young ladies' OF the local Telephone
Exchange, last evening from . iii ~,
In foresters hall was n complete sue.
cess. There we're about 10 couples
present aud all seemed % have 40 en-
joyable time. Miss Maude Adams of
the Arlington local Exchange and
Miss Hayes Of the Hoosick Falls Ex-
change we're present.
The New York Tribune for Sunday
contained the following: Some OF the
wealthest sportsmen Of Vermont are
nov engaged 10 n movement TO stock
the coveris OF Vermont with fofeign
game birds. Among the birds which Il
IL believed can be introduced into the
state are the daleypa, which Is n ma