The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

W. II. Sheldon Is In Manchester to-
day.
Miss Eva Lassor, music teacher Is
IN Troy today.
The Misses Forget have returned
from Port Henry
Miss Ethel SIbley has returned from
a visit In Gardner, Mass.
Chas. Blcan and Edw. Gallpeau have
returned from Lake Hancock
The Bennington Grange is holding a
picnic at Pownal Center today
J. II. Loring a Co, are cutting
second crop OF quite heavy grass
The small amount Of rain last night
was appreciated. but more Is needed
VIM. Gibney is painting one OF II. W.
Putnam's double houses on Gage street.
Geo. Schwab has been guest OF
Geo Homer OF the west part of the
town.
Miss Helen Sullivan Of North Adams
is a guest OF Miss Bridge Lyons OF
Stafford street
Samuel Strouse has taken posi-
ton as collector for Chung Hopes
chinese laundry.
Mrs Everett Harwood OF the Shafts.
bury road Is a guest OF her mother.in
law for few days.
Miss l.ottie Rice who has been IN
with fever several weeks IL able To sit
up a part Of the time.
The house occupied by Miss Mary
Thomas OF Gage street Is being enlarg
ed by piazza Ia front
Mrs Mary Ianrahan has gone TO
North Adams aud Pittsfield for few
days visit with friends.
Miss Grace Brown has returned
from visiting her cousin. Mrs. Charles
Stearns Of Schenectady.
a son was born Wednesday morning
10 Mr. and Mrs Charles Williams OF
the Captain Gore precinct
Miss Lula Vance Of Gage street has
gone for two months visit To Dan.
willie and Shcrbrooke. r. q
Miss Mary Hyde who has been with
Mr. aud Mrs Edward Wintcrste.n OF
pittsficld since the middle Of June has
returned home.
Mrs Thomas Stewart and sou
Thomas. of Min street. have returned
from two weeks visit with her
mother aud sisters of Philadelphia
Miss Irene and Robert sullivan Of
| North Adams have been guests Of
their uncle. Patrick sullivan Of the
soldiers home. and are nov at Joseph
Drohart's Tor a few days.
MIR Charles Plant Of Gage street.
ln aged lady who has been iuhrm
J several months. was taken suddenly
with inflammation OF the brain. Tues
DAY. aud her condition IL critical
G,0rgo y. nonnelly and Fred Ken
needy have rented the rooms formerly
occupied by Rudolph o. Goldsmith and
recently used by two Of the engineers
employed in building the electric road
Mrs Ann Gavin recently presented
her io'Wcoks old grandson. Robert
| Mulyey a pair 81 shoes worn By her
self Wh.n N" vas an infant The
tiny Shoes we're made by Geo Prem.
ticc over forty years ago aud are a.
good as new now.
The grounds about the Mccullough
Mauaolcum az the center are being
graded 200 loads of earth Tor the work
having been contracted for from the
GsurF. " Robinson farm once IN,
grounds have been put In shape the Ar
tlstic appearance ~ the memorial Wil
be- more pronounced.
Louis Levin writes from las Vegas
Nevada that be had just come from
los Angeles. where the climate wa
ideal when Mr. levin wrote th'
thermometer stood NJ no degrees ~
was getting ready for two weeks triI
a. the gold regions after which be- vii
visit several places along the Pacific
coast
List % letters remaining uncalle,
J Tor iu the post office fur %" week end
b Ink August &C. Mr. PRONE larson Mr
J. Harrington Sickcl Mr. Clarcnc
J Williams Thomas kinalov. VIM. Hale
!. Mr. q 4 Evans. Mr. Ncie H. Egidit
: = ~ Davis Co. Mr T.. A. CogEins.
r " kncch a Co. The Murphy PhaI
. macy. Miss Sadie llabson. Mrs Mi,
! hazel Costello. Mrs Frank Eldrcd Miss
{ Helen A Gavin. Mrs. A. VI. Kenny. Mr.
20 Lucy Wolf. Miss Nellic lawson. Mr.
. Peter Wolff. Mrs & y Perciyal. Amt
q L. Monroe. Mrs D. r. Lewis. Mis-
k Grant These letters will De- sent {
b the dead letter office Sept y 1897
not delivered