The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Toll
Briefly for Busy Readers.

NEWS OF tnc Town anu NlUd1o lolu
Briefly for Busy Readers.
Miss Maude Harris is visiting In
pownal
Miss Jennie Ineson is visiting for n
week In Albany
Rutland lodge of Elks initiated II
candidates on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Stephen Mulvey OF Rutland is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Ann Gavin.
Misses NJ. McCarty and NJ. -. Welch
Of North Adams are visiting In town.
Rev. John Carmody OF Brattleboro
Is the guest OF his sister, Mrs. 4. J.
Halloran.
Mrs George Chapman OF Schuyler.
vile Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ad.
die Knapp of Bradford Place.
City papers OF yesterday announced
that the price OF coal would be ad'
yanccd 20 cents ton August LIST
Misses Marie and Anna Finn OF
FitChhurg, Mass, are spending a few
days here aud In llOosick Falls.
The Rev Thornton Il. Turner Of Cal.
vary church, New York City will
preach In ST. Peters chapel Sunday
morning at the 1880 service.
They say that the glr.ruls IN hen.
nington outnumber the boys To |.
Local young men without girls will
please sit mp and take notice. Pitts.
liold Eagle.
II r. hoped that all who can will at.
tend the meeting held by the Womams
Temperance Union at the Soldiers
Home Saturday afternoon, July - at
o'clock.
Senator NJ. l.. Tobn Of Huron, So
OAK. h visiting his cousin. Mrs John
Flynn. Senator Tobin rs native Of
Cheshire. Mass His parents. Mr. aud
Mrs. Patrick Tobln were also resi-.
dents OF Bennington for several years
ST. Peters Sunday school picnic will
be- held Tuesday next at sand Springs
! n II rains then Wednesday a special
ear will leave at $3.50 q. M All the
Sunday school children free Adults
regular fare. Dancing and lots OF fun
llc sure and come.
4. s. Marshal Horace W. Bailey
continues to improve IN the Rutland
! city hospital In "a cheerful letter Ia a
81 Johnsbury friend he says: Il am
| recovering ! am minus "a foot. but u
! was either tn lose n foot or my head
aud after due dciiboratiun ! decided 10
part with the formcr"-St Johnsbury
Republican.
The selcctmon estimate that the
damages to highways and bridges IN
the town uf Bennington from Wcdnes.
day nights storm will amount 10 not
less than $1,000 aud mas b, consider.
able more. Furnace brook appears
leo hat, done the most damage ~ any
Of She town streams while Roaring
Branch behaved comparatively we'll.
nr G. r. Seymour who has been
spending "a few DAYS with hiH dauEh.
tprF Mary and Margaret at their
camp at lake Hancock returned to
Peru yesterday. While he was visit.
ing them the family observed hlH
birthday aud there n uo question but
that u was "a happy gathering Mr
Seymour D. looking forward with much
pleasure to assuming hts new pastor.
ate near New York the cunning fall
Local baseball enthusiasts will d.
pleased 90 learn that a nine has finally
succeeded in going to Berlin. y. y.
and defeating tho team which repre-
SCENTS that town ON o. own field aud
with iis own umpire. bennington did
the trick in proper style yesterday
winning by the score ~ ~ 90 o IN
spite of the fact that Berlin had Fpy
cal Troy players In its lineup Frank
liIanshan of this city played his uau.
10 good game Tor bennington North
Adams Herald.