The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Miss Eva Goodell spent Sunday in
Pittsheld, Mass.
G. r. Endress left Saturday for
Searsburg for weeks deer hunt.
DR.. Frank Grennan OF Schenectady
spent Sunday with his wife in town.
Byron Mattison of South Shafts
bury visited friends In town Saturday.
Robert Anderson and George Elem.
ing of Manchester were in town Satur
day.
Mrs. Harriet Williams and daughter,
Eva, visited friends In Williamstown
Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bentley and daughter,
Mary were In Arlington Saturday and
Sunday
!. II. Wilkinson left Saturday for
Rutland after Il short visit with
Ir,Inds In town.
Charles W. Thompson of the college
of pharmacy in Albany, spent Sunday
with his parents.
Mrs. Adele Smith and mother, Mrs
Isaac Pratt spent Saturday and Sun
day In Pittsfield.
Florence March, who teaches school
In Pownal spent Saturday and Sun
day with her parents on North street
r. f. Morrissey and Co. have In
stalled the McCaskey system of ac-
count registering in their store on
North street.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Martin of New
York are the guests Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Martin of Ben.
nington Center.
Martin Peckham, nurse at the
Soldiers home hospital left Saturday
for Arlington and expects to hunt deer
OH the Stratton mountain.
Eugene Stevens, John Smith, Ben
Harmon, G. w. Soule and Walter Far
mum left Saturday for Sucker pond
to be in readiness for the deer season.
Mrs Fred Godfrey and Mrs. Chas.
Thompson went Saturday to Troy
where the latter underwent a success.
full operation at the Troy city hOspi-
tai.
The first snow OF the season fell
here Sunday afternoon and evening
! rhis morning the mountains were
robed in white According to the old
prophecy we may expect winter In
six weeks.
At the district meeting of the w. r.
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come was given by Mrs. Electa
Murphy and 1t was considered by those
who heard 1t the best address of well
come that they ever listened to.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Evans. who
were married last Monday In Rock
moon in this town with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs John Evans. They re-
turned Saturday to New York where
they will make their future home.
Letters received from DR.. Robert
Grennan and w. l.. Gokay, who are
attending the jamestown exposition
state that they are enjoying them
selves very much in the land of Capt.
Smith. They went by the all water
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rail.
The Rutland Railroad will run its
annual excursion to Montreal on
Thursday. Oct, oath from all stations
between Clarendon & Bennington In
elusive. Tickets to be good going OH
regular trains Thursday. Oct. Gath
good returning to leave Montreal until
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j Ii is requested that all members Of
the Philathea be present at the regu
lar meeting of the society to be held
this evening at the Philathea rooms
All new members who are to join the
organization are given special In
vitation to be present.
Jules hurry has sent out his great
winner of last year, AT YALE" for an
other spin this year. No College pla,
ever had the same tremendous sue
cess as did this powerful picture o
life at this big popular college. Tn,
production is to be here within the
next few weeks.
Joseph StOckwell with the assis
tance OF his celebrated skunk dog, 1.
rapidly extermnating the vermin o.
that nature in this vicinity. Thurs
day night he killed nine and Saturda,
night two. Saturday night the dos
ran into stone wall and captured
three rabbits.
Popularity with a capital up" is the
name of Jules Murry's new College
play, cat Yale" which is to be seer
here before the month is out. NJ
better College play has been seen OF
the road. 1t is racing over the cOun
try this season and everywhere to bis
houses and tremendous enthusiasm.
Now that the hunters have taken t
the woods the deer are coming int
town for protection during the opeI
season. When Wilmer and Beulal
Kendall and Lena Thompson were con
ing up from the Richardson crossing
to school this morning they saw {
buck and doe in the brush near tn,
railroad bridge.