The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-17
BENIN INGTON BRIEFS
N rws OF the Town and village Told
Brieny for Busy Readers.

Briefly for Busy Readers.
| Ladies' night this evening at the
Brunswick alleys.
WIN Warren, Ia the employ OF Wal.
Ter II. Woodland, Is taking vacation.
Leon e. Smith OF Milford, Mass +,
visited friends 10 the village Thursday.
Don't forget tho food sale every Sat
urday afternoon at G. ID. Gibson's Of
| fee.
The ticket sale for the "lsle OF
Spice" opens this evening at the box
Office
Mrs G. Newmayer and two children
are In Schenectady and Amsterdam
for the day.
There Is a varied assortment OF baby
carriages TO meet any purse and any
taste at Woodlands.
Louis Norton OF Mechanicville o for
mer resident OF The village, was guest
OF friends In the village Wednesday.
The lady ten pin teams, the Oatam
points aud the Jolly Five, will roll a
match game ut the Brinssick alleys
tonight.
A. u. Cutler has been In Burlington
this week attending the annual convsn
ton OF the Vermont State Dental AS
so citation.
II. l.. Woodman has just received
consignment OF the latest models 10 re-
frigerators In anticipation Of the hot
weather that Is coming.
The baseball season opens tomor-
row afternoon, the visiting team being
from Williams college. The game will
be called at 4 o'clock.
Mrs Fred Ricketts, who has been n
uest at the home OF MIR and Mrs JOS
phi NJ. Ayers returned this morning 70
her home In Johnstown.
The last meeting OF the season for
With Mrs j. Ed Walbrldge on Tuesday
afternoon. May q at 3 o'clock.
The ladies OF Division T. will hold 4
food sale In the parlor OF tbs second
Congregational church Saturday Of.
ternoon OF this week from three until
dive O clock.
Mr. and Mrs Seymour Van SAT-.
yoord and daul hter, who have been 10
Europe several weeks, are expected To
70 lch New York on their return home
tomorrow. They will come immediate
ly to Troy.
Mr. and Mrs y G. Bennett entertain
few friends infor ally at their
-. AZ.
ing. There we're different forms of
amusement and cards and refreshments
we're provided.
ID. A. Vance will remove from tie
house on Washington street aud own
I'd BY Harry Willoughby, 10 the John
NJ. II ,aley house on Gage street recent
~ O coupled by Mr. Healey Who has re
moved 10 his farm Ia the vest part OF
the town. Mr. Willoughby expects that
a sister from Rhode Island will remove
20 this village and occupy the house
vacated by Mr. Vance.
Four young lady members OF the
Sodality, Misses Kathleen Quinlau.
Mary Shaw, Mary Pratt and Mary
lO'Donnell. gave an enjoyable party
a Academy hall last evening. Cards
and music we're the features Of the en-
,ertainment. Vocal solos were given
Dy Mrs Name Healy and Miss Minnie
scCue ADD. there Tas also q plano
colo by John Daley. Refreshments
<ere served.
4. Stay OF North Adams who vent
10 Orwell . couple 81 weeks ag) 10 at
tend the funeral OF his father, has
Dcen unable 10 return owing 10 The
fact that be has been placed In quaran-
tine. While az the home Of n lltlves
iipiheria broke out 10 the family and
he house vas placed Ia guarantee
Silas and his wife we're former resi-
dents Of ibis place leaving here sever.
Al years ago.
w. n. Hawks, Jr vent 10 PovnAl
Tuesday and when he returned he
brought gith him q horse that had
shich bad been ia the possession OF tr
Mason of Mason hill Ia that town Tor
several days. he saw an advertise
nent for the missing horse and potided
Mr. Hawks who In reply vent 10 Pow.
aal and found bis horse there safe and
,ound.
The hearing Ia the case OF g. NJ.
Browpell W G. y. buruham formerly
oi this village which has been on trial
In the Chli,endcn county court, was
continued Thursday. In tho court
Wednesday attorneys for the plaintiff
made q motion 70 change the CON
plant from tl5o0, amount for vhich
suit vas brought, N $500. The par
ties In the suit were both captains 10
The First Vermont Volunteers In the
Spanish American var.