The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

FIR. Kelley of Arlington was in town
Tuesday.
Enos Lathrop has been visiting in
Arlington.
Joseph Farmer got one skunk while
out hunting last night
A. Kember has returned from bust
ness trip to New York.
Roswell Sherman of the Soldiers
home Is visiting in Rutland.
Miss o. Belts of Jacksonville Is Wis
ting friends on Mill street
Miss Ella Bingham of Hillside ST
in Troy and Albany today.
J. II. Bennett of Arlington spent
Tuesday with friends In town.
Miss Margaret Loughlln has return
ed from a short visit in Rutland
Thomas Stewart and daughter Kitty
are in Troy and Schenectady today.
John Tracey has taken position as
brakeman on the Chatham division.
Miss Alice Galipeau of South Shafts.
bury called on friends in town yester-
day.
| Misses Eva and Jennie Iassor of
Mill street left Tuesday for a weeks
visit in New York.
H. Levin arrived here from New
York recently and has gone to work
again In Cooper's mill.
Mrs. Joseph Martel of Mill street
who has been spending a few days in
Dorset, has returned home.
Joseph Martel of Mill street who
has been spending few days in Sche.
nectady, has returned home.
Joseph Mulligan and Matthew
Leonard are working on the new rail.
road bridge on Depot street.
Miss Myrtle Niles, who has been
the guest of c. A. Wood for two weeks
has returned to her home in Berlin, n.
Y.
Leon Lamarre leaves today for
Canada to visit the principal cities of
the providence of Quebec He will be
absent about a week.
Harry Beattie. manager of the com.
pany which is to appear at Library
theater Saturday evening is a nephew
of Mrs. c. Fl. Robson of North street.
The head in one of the boilers in
the power house for the Hoosick
Valley division of the electric railroad
blew out this morning. No one was
injured but the line is badly crippled
The rummage sale which has been
in progress on North street will be
continued today and tomorrow The
articles on hand, many of which are
useful will be sold regardless of
price
The Train Robbers company,
which played in the Library hall
theater last night left on the morning
train for North Adams. Four of the
members of the troupe got left and
were obliged to take the trolley,
Roy NJ Paddock has returned from
| Brooklyn where he was called by the
Illness OF Rev Lynn Armstrong. He
reports that Mr. Armstrong, who suf
fered mental collapse, is much i'm
proved and that he has left for a short
vacation in Canada
Word has been received that Louis
Galipeau, who is well known here
but resides in New York, Is not en-
| ioying very good health Mr.. Cali
peau attended st. Michaels college in
| Burlington last year and was one OF
the leaders in his class
| Landlord Berry of the Walloomsac
Inn at Bennington Center has had an
excellent season and expects to close
the house about Nov. /, One party of
guests at the house this week was
composed of 10 boys from the Tibbetts
school at Hoosick, who made the trip
on foot
Word has been received that Abra-
ham Siminitsky died recently in AL
son. Russia. Mr.. Similnitsky was the
father of Bernard and Benjamin Simil-
nitsky of Bennington. Samuel of
North Adams and Simon of Hoosick
Falls with the two brothers of this
town will observe the ceremony OF
mourning according to the
Jewish custom for week at the
Similntsky's home on Mill street.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the postofiice for the week end.
ing Oct. 81 1907; Miss Harry f.
Hawks, Mrs. Harry Hawks, Mrs. AL.
bert Barber, Mrs. Fannie Shippy, Mrs
c. w. Putnam, Mrs. A. Murphy, Miss
Jeb Cox, Miss Bessie Brown Mrs. Ed
win H. Marble, Mrs. Carrie Hunt, Mr.
II. b. Sheriff. 90, Mr.. Joseph Storey