The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

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II. C. Roster & Co. will be open
Thursday morning till II o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macgregor Richie
have returned from their wedding
tour.
Best of everything at Foresters'
hall twilight hop Thursday, Stop and
think. l7t2
Frank Bliss and wife of Cheshire,
Mass, spent Sunday with Miss. Clara
Barber.
$50 new range and will sell for S3S
in order to settle with stove house
c. II. Potter. 1913
One of the special show places for
Thanksgiving morning will be the toy
exhibit at Rosters
Mrs. Horace p. Woodman and son.
Edward, left today to spend Thanks
giving In Glens Falls.
Mrs. Fred d. Burt returns today
from two weeks visit at her former
home, Glens Falls N. Y.
Mrs. E. R. Buss of Park street is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Carrie
Green of North Bennington
Thanksgiving offerings in the shape
or special bargains on ladies' suits,
coats and furs at Noveck's.
Clarence Peckham of Scott street
left Tuesday for North Pownal to
spend Thanksgiving with friends.
All barber shops in town will be
closed Thanksgiving day, but will
stay open later than usual tonight.
Miss. Clara Barber spent Friday
with Mrs Donald Thomas and called
on Ella Burlington and Mrs. Towsley.
Service tomorrow morning at 8
O'Clock at the church OF the Sacred
Heart in celebration Of Thanksgiving
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lee and son
of Main street left Tuesday for a visit
in Waterford, n. Y, and Springfield,
Mass.
The finest, best most comfortable
and reliable shoes in latest lasts and
feathers for ladies at low prices at
Noveck's.
DR.. and Mrs. A. s. NJ. Chisholm will
spend Thanksgiving in New York city
with Mrs. Chisholms sister, returning
Saturday.
Joseph Passoneault, Levi Roy and
Joseph Sausville left Tuesday for Will
mington where they will spend a few
days rabbit hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Passoneault of
Montreal are spending Thanksgiving
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. La.
franchise OF Scott street.
Edward Shanahan clerk at the Cot
tage Hotel had day off and went to
Woodford after rabbits He brought
back lame ankle but failed TO get
his oyercoat he left hanging on bush.
John Bartlett and Mrs. Anna T.
Pease, both of Springfield. Mass. were
married at the Methodist parsonage
in that city few days ago. Mr.. Bart
lett was formerly resident OF Ben.
nington.
There will be a meeting Of the F. NJ.
| t. A. b. society after last Mass next
Sunday in their rooms in the Academy
| buiibihc pi ANOitn SlittN ne llOiHl-
nation of officers will be held at this
meeting and all the members are re-
quested to be present
List of letters remaining uncalled
for at the postoffice: Judge c. b.
Jones, Mr.. Hawey James, John T. Gy-
nan, John b. Carney L. S. Andrews,
Octave Belief, Fred Langley, c. n. Pet
ers, 7. l.. Pierce, d. c. Manley, Miss
Gueis, Mrs Libbie Crandall Mrs Kate
Colman, Mrs. James Barlow. Mrs. Kate
Sheean, Mrs. NJ J. Potter Miss c. NJ.
Spaford
Phidelah Rice of Boston. reader and
impersonator will read Sol Smith
Russelrs famous play Peaceful
Valley impersonating all the char
acters at Ladies night at Bennington
club Thursday evening, December 9Th.
There Will also be music and refresh
ments. Members are privileged to in
vite lady and gentlemen friends.
The people of Bennington are invit-
ed to attend an oyster supper for the
benefit of North Dame church in North
Pownal Saturday evening, Nov 80.
The 4.3O p. m. car will take people to
Pownal for connection on the b. & NJ.
at $40 p. m. and return at S25 the
same way. Last car is due to leave
Pownal at II o'clock, and it is only one
mile from the church to the car line.
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Some of the young ladies who took
part III Loves Labor Lost Monday
evening have brought the following
item to the Banner and request that 1t
be printed; Strange things will hap
pen"-Last night Maurice Wall did a
little work by accident. Leroy Bates
astounded us all by obtaining 100 per
cent in Higher Algebra test. What
an Improvement our young men are
making"
The announcement of the sumptu-
Gus Christmas number of Scribners
magazine promises treat to its host
OF friends in this section of the coun-
try. 1t is as usual, dressed in most
beautiful cover and among other nota-
bic contributions contains some mar
velously beautiful colored illustrations
done by Sarah S. Stilwell. most SYM
pathetic in treatment Of "The Child in
maryland" Among other notable
contributions is poem by George Mer
edith entitled, "The Wild Rose" and
most interesting series of illustrations
showing In the original colors the i'm