The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
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Foresters Hall. u
John Fitzpatrick of Troy is in town
today visiting friends.
Miss jeanette Perkins is confined
to the house by illness.
A special meeting of the N e. o. p
! will be held this evening.
T. p Gregg left this morning for the
tall timbers to trap bears.
Charles Taylor has resigned his pos
ition at the Brunswick alleys.
George Russell of School street is
spending the day in Williamstown
| Mrs. Margaret Henchy of River st.
is confined to the house by illness.
Miss Victoria Temple has resigned
her position at the telephone office.
Fred Stickles of Gage street left
this morning for Boston on business
trip,
Miss Jennie Henderson of North AID
ans spent Sunday with friends in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Elwell of the Bur
CESS road spent Sunday with friends
in Searsburg.
Bert Waite had an operation sper-
formed on his nose at the Adams
hospital recently.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bentley left recently for
few weeks visit with relatives in st.
Johnsbury and st. Adams.
Mrs. J. Ed. walbridge left this morn
ing for visit with her daughter, Mrs.
II. C. Harmon of Newark, n ]
The house which is occupied by
Charles Wakefield on Pleasant street
is being connected with the sewer.
The st. Catherine Ladies Court of
the Union of ST. John the Baptist in
America will hold meeting this eve
ming.
The shower baths in the Y. M. c. A.
have been regulated so that warm
bath may now be taken with pleasure
by the members.
Cashier Contois of the Berkshire
street railway on Main street left yes
terday for his home in Pittsfield on
account of illness.
Edward Hart is home from the Mt
Hermon school to spend the fall vaca
ton with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Il
E. Hart of East Main street.
The many friends of Daniel Mcclure
of Division street were pleased to see
him out yesterday after being con
fined to the house several months by
illness.
Miss Helen Slattery and brother
Paul who have been the guests o.
Miss Monica Brady of Grove stree
have returned TO their home in Hoos
lex Falls.
L. e. Story, w. G. Galpin and j. {
Gregg are in SALISBURY and Airing
ton today installing number OF neN
telephones on farmers line which
is being put through these towns
Miss Melissa Morse, teacher in roor
Is of the graded school Is in North Ac
ans today visiting the public school
in that city. Consequently there is
school for the pupils in that room Il
day.
The regular d. A. r. meeting wi
be held this afternoon at $3.50 at Tn
home of Miss Edith Dewey on We'
Main street Miss Dewey will be a
sisted in entertaining by Mrs. u.
Jenney.
Miss Catherine McOuatt has retur
ed from Tunbridge where she has bee
teaching school for the past thrt
months. She will now have charge
the Pleasant Valley school in the we
part of the town.
: The physical director Of the Y. Nj.
A.. Mr.. Asphalt, will take the JUNO
and intermediates on hike Saturd;
to Hoosac Tunnel and natural bridi
On North Adams. Part Of the trip dow
and the return will be made by troll
49,. The business mems team Of /he
M. c. A. will go to North Adams
vi night to roll the third game In the 81
ma les for the silver cup. The local tea
re- has load of lis pins at present al
Of should have good chance to col
4 out victorious in the series.
ee- The new building being built by
I'M A. Carpenter & Sons on the corner
Main and Stafford streets is fast mel
ale ing completion. All the concr.t
ON blocks have already been laid and
tos force of men are at work finishing I
". interior. When finished 1t Will ma
WI the distinction of being the first c.
crete dwelling in town.
Az One of the most interesting and d.
w written articles in the current issue
iol "The Black Cat Is the story, III
OF Which was Forgotten" written
ual Arthur Walbrdge North. Mr.. NO
hat is connected by ties of kindred to !,
of Dewey and Walbridge families in
This town and was a visitor in this TO
- about five years ago.