The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

James Canheld spent Sunday IN Man
chester
Next Thursday evening, Nov. Fl, at
Forestres Hall. U
w. d. Newton has purchased an
other Rambler touring car.
Miss Mary Fournier left today for
weeks visit in Worcester, Mass.
T, A. Davenport OF Gage street left
Saturday for ten days visit in New
York.
Miss Haner who was in Rosters
Mich
Mrs. Sarah Odds of East Maine
street Is visiting friends In Valley
Falls.
The Ryan sisters of Gage street
have returned from short visit In
Troy.
H. C. Roster e. Co, will hold their
first showing of Thanksgiving china
this evening.
Mrs. Joseph Tacy and daughter
of South SALISBURY spent Sunday
with friends in town.
Mr.. Watson OF Townsend, spent
Sunday with his daughter, Miss Susie
Watson of Union street.
Albert Schwartz, Maurice Wall and
Joseph Daley took walk to Wallings
pond and return Sunday.
The sale of seats for THE Heart of
Maryland will begin Tuesday even.
ing at S:15 NJ the box office.
Mrs. Henry Roster of North Ben
nington is spending the week at Mr..
and Mrs. j. Ed. Walbridge's.
The N. e. o. p. expect to initiate
about 40 candidates in the Odd Eel
lows hall Thursday evening.
NJ. H. Robinson and family have re-
turned from visit in Pittsfield, Ayre
and other Massachusetts, cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson OF North Ad-
ans spent Sunday with Mrs. c. G.
Thompson OF East Main street.
s. A. Burt. William p. Hogan, Ralph
Burt and Wallace Farnum spent Sun
day with Mart Green at Sucker pond.
Miss Margaret McNulty of North
Adams spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. James Hogan of Dewey st.
yelling Thatcher and Walling
Dewey have returned from short
stay at the latters cabin in Woodford
city.
G. L. HARDWOOD of Union street Is SUI
fering a relapse from his recent sick
ness and is again confined to the
house.
Messrs Homer and Ward Lyons
walked over the mountain to Williams
town Sunday The return trip was
made by trolly.
Earl Hastings of North Adams spent
Sunday with Charles Ayres. Mr..
Hastings and Mr.. Ayres were class
mates at Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Tatro and
friend Mrs. Hart of Pittsfield spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Therrien of Maple street.
Mrs. Charles Gardner who has been
III tit iio! Cltf hoopildi ioi tuC past
three weeks is spending the week with
Mrs William Green of Park street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X Keller who have
been spending few days with Mrs.
Anna Null of River street have return
ed TO their home in Pittsfield, Mass.
County Judge e. f. Potter of Pownal
and w. G. Peck of Sandgate are in
town today for the purpose of draw
ing the petit jury for the coming term
of court.
The four highest at Rush's bijou for
week ending Nov. 18th in the contest
for watch are as follows: Miss Maude
Kennon, 259: Miss Gladys Hall. 22S;
Miss Bessie Green, PA and Miss Hilda
Van Week, 200.
The roofs of the farm barns on the
| Frederick Jennings estate at North
Bennington will be raised during the
| coming winter from four to eight feet.
r. A. Carpenter & Sons will have
charge OF the work.
The Salvation Army will conduct
special meeting at the Guideboard
| Tuesday evening at s p. m. Ensign
| Slater and Lieut. Schroeder will say
good bye in this meeting and proceed
to Rutland to take charge of the army
| work in that city. Captain Nathan
and Lieut. Lowell of Hudson, N. Y,
will arrive here on Wednesday to take
charge of the work in this town.