The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

tie Pond
There will be n regular meeting of
w. r. c. this evening.
Earl Gallipo of Cohoes is in the vii.
lage for a few days with friends,
Russell Hyde and Arthur Kehoe
have returned from Lake Hancock
Miss Anna c. Park is spending the
summer at her cottage In Woodford
city
Mrs. Benjamin S. Luther Of Newbury
street, Boston, is the guest OF Mrs. ID.
Mcl1owen.
in. Kellogg will occupy one OF the
tenement houses ON Grand View ter
race August /.
One hundred Italians were laid OF
ON the new electric railroad In Pownal
Wednesday
Mrs S. Huling Blackmer spent the
day Thursday with Mrs VIM. BRAD
ford at Little pond.
Earl Harbour has been elected man
ager OF the Norwich University basket
ball team for the next season.
The Brunswicks and the Y. NJ. G. A..
/ vii roll a first game OF n series TO.
night at the Y. NJ. G. A. alleys.
Mrs l.. X. Lombard, now OF Troy, for
merly of bennington Center Is guest
OF Charles II. Patterson and wife
Miss Adelaide Merrill is expected
home from brooklyn tomorrow TO
spcnd two weeks at her home here
One of the Hoosick Falls cars had n
hot box ON Main street this morning
The trouble was seen In time 10 pre-
vent amy serious damage.
mo brake" corsets positively will
not break over the hips a new pair
for every pair that does not wear sat
lsfactory at Drysdales.
Mrs Anna HURLEY and daughter
who have been spending two weeks
with friends In town have returned 10
their home In North Adams.
Fnd.ofthe.weck offerings 10 no end
of the new things In belts. fans. PAR
asols. bags. gloves. hosiery and under.
wear NJ the Drysdalc store.
"a Applcby left this morning for
White River Junction where tomorrow
morning he will attend the monthly
meeting OF the State Fair Commission.
New assortment Of the smart things
In bracelets. lockcts. pins. she'll hair
ornaments and other inexpensive Jew
clry In great variety az the Drysdal'
store.
Postmaster Collins ~ Graves left
this morning for trip 90 Annisquam,
Mass. where be- will spend week
With hls wife aud children who are
there
The front Of thc Adams block ON
south street has been drapcd hy the
members of O. a Custer sixth CORPS
post g. Ar In memory OF The late NJ.
y. Clapp.
Cholc. showing of the late New York
idsas iu auto wallis and yelling iu AN
m. popular colorinrs oponcd today at
the Dryadaie store. Correct urckW'ar
too In splendid variety.
George wIckham OF Orange Mass.
former resident Of the village. b. Nis
ting friends here. ilc has recently
cut on a finger ON one hand while ~
work ln bic place in Orange
The funeral Of the late N. y. Clapr
uil b. observed tomorrow Afternoon
Il viii De- conducted under The aus
plcrs of the lodge Rev Phillip schui
Ter Of 81 Peters church viii oihcihie.
Arrived today ~ Drysdalos select
,srortmsnt Of the very popular FLUFFY
UuHirs" tub suits iu white. tan. aud
blue Aifo the FLUFFY kunl'h t"pa
them cloak d"partm,nt-s"c"h hoor
Tho funeral Of the late Marshall
Is Clam will b. held from the home
LAT an. IN. Saturday afternoon. The &C.
mains may d. viewed nt the home a'
any time from until Z o'clock Ih'
funeral NIll be- public.
The announcement that Rev. e. W
RnWiry will preach me- Wundiurd Niu
SUNDAY vas u mistake. &c. viii ~
change puipits with Rev J. e. Mitchell
of poWuai sunday morning and uccupl
hIs own pulpit ln the evening.
Il Henry MNfHAN NllN WIZ HNttN -
uroWn. Warren brown aud wil" an'
] about twenty Cheshire people accom-
panisd hy their paHtog. Rev. Ihump
son. visited the Soldiers Homo ycni"T
day. Rev. Thompson delivered n YER
interesting address
Mr.. Monicr aud wife we're guests o
Sir and Mra 4. r. burt yesterday. ~
Was former resident III The town nnl
his father years ago vas in the mnrhl
business with J. l. ioomia MI Monte
II nov supervisor ~ music in the llaf
ford public schools.
Il H. announced that John Robinson
has anld his farm ON South street q
Vim. Tudor. and biz two sous Mar
and Fred. formerly among the bca
known lumber men iu the county. AZ
cordlng 90 the present plans they VII
take possession the nrHt 81 October
For some time past complaint
have been heard 81 petty thieves Htoa
ing money from milk pals in lioosic
Fails left out Ut doors over niEht q
await the arrival of the milkman. Yes
tcrday the various milkmcu rcportc
that about nfty pals had been rifle
during the early hours The polio
are investigating the matter.
The people ON the electric car lin
] above Coopcr'a bridge ON Main stree
] are greatly Inconvenience ~ lat" b.
"a 81 90 h. sHHHH