The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-14
BENNINGToN8RIEFs
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

spent Sunday In Troy.
Joseph Downey of Hoosick Falls
spent Saturday In town.
s. N. Castle of Lansing. Mich, Is the
guest of friends In town.
Miss Ella Morrissey spent Friday
with friends In Hoosick Falls.
A shinged roof is being put on the
school house In district number 8.
A new slate roof is being put on J.
Eddington's market on Gage street.
Bert Maurice left Friday for Cleve-
land, Ohio where he will make his
future home.
Charles Townsend Is Ill with grip
at the home of his brother, Walter OF
Union street.
Miss Grace Van Schaick OF POwnal
is spending couple Of days with
friends in town.
William Cummings of Bradford st
has taken a position In II. Il. Brad
ford & Co.'S mill.
Mrs. G. l.. HarwOod of Union street
has returned from weeks visit In
South Cambridge. N. Y.
Edward Robinson has resumed his
position In Schwartz's meat market
after weeks vacation.
Charles Havey OF Housatonic, Mass,
has returned home after spending a
few days with friends In town.
The Woman's Relief Corps attended
a banquet given In their honor by the
corps of North Adams Friday evening.
Division F. Congregational church
will meet with Mrs. VIM. Barron 1916
Morgan street Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock.
Mrs. George w. Townsend of Gage
street returned Friday with her daugh
ter, Mrs. J. l.. Fort, for visit at her
home in Albany.
Harold, the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwight Rudd, fell on the hearth
of the stove Friday and knocked out
four of his teeth.
c. w. Russell and daughter Mrs. T.
A. Davenport of Gage street have gone
to New York where Mrs. Davenport
will visit fer some time.
The new round brick chimney for
the II. T.. Bradford & COmpany's mill
was finished Friday. II Is 80 feet high
and Is a very pretty design.
John Malady, foreman on the Ed
Ward Robinson farm. Is suffering from
a severe cold caught by accidentally
falling into the river recently
Miss Mary Wells, stenographer for
Municipal Judge Il. l.. Bates. went
this morning to Schenectady for a
weeks visit at her home there.
Miss Mary Mulloy, who has been Wis
iting Miss Hannah Mccarthy Of Monu
nent avenue for the past week re
turned to her home in Troy Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark OF
Grove street extension gave dinner
to 25 of their relatives. the event be
ing the 50th anniversary OF their wed
ding.
| b. Cantor of Passaic, N. j.. Will.
open up the store now occupied by
| ldlIy MChtOu dDOut INV. ISt IL
The meantime he will move his family
to this place.
Rummage sale OF household articles
and clothing at $50 North street com
nencing Thursday, October 10. Two
three piece oak bedroom sets with
springs and mattresses complete, also
one oak bedstead.
Mount Anthony lodge F. & A. M
will confer the entered apprentices
degree tomorrow CTuesday) Oct. 18th
at 7.30 p. m. Brethren will please
take notice of the change In the hour
Of meeting to be ready to respond
promptly to the gavel.
The Rutland railroad will run annua
autumn excursions to New York via AL
bany in connection with Peoples Line
steamer Morse, Friday Oct 1lth., 1907
Tickets good returning to leave New
York until Oct. 18th. For full particu
lars inquire Of ticket agents. TAU
e. l.. Lambert and a helper wen
this morning to Center Shaftsbur,
where the firm of c. M. Lambert (
Son has large contract for cemeter,
work Foundations are to BIZ put I'LL
der number of headstones In tn
old cemetery and three monument
are to be placed.
A census of the Roman Catholi
population of the town will be take
up this week by order of Bishop Mich
: aud. This census is also being take
up in all the diOceses In the country
1t will include all who have been bal
tiled in the Catholic faith and hav
not since renounced it by word O
deed.
In most cases consumption result
from neglected or improperly treate
cold. FOley's Honey and Tar cure
the most obstinate coughs and PR
vents serious results. 1t costs you n
more than the unknown preparation
and you should insist upon having tn
| genuine in the yellow package. Sold q
Quinlan's Pharmacy.
III The funeral of George A. Mile
| who died at the Samaritan hospital
| Troy Friday night, was held from tn
Columbian house at 3 o'clock this a
ternoon. Rev. G. w. ROwley, paste
of the Methodist church, officiated an
the bearers were Frank Moore. WI
liam Watson, Eugene Graham, Edwar
Cummings, James Ryan and Willial
Ryan. The interment was In the vi
lage cemetery,
Letter to ". W. Myers