The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
asws Of the Town ana viIlas. Told
Briefly for Busy Rsadsrs


Mrs o. +. Briggs OF Bradford Place
ls very low.
william N. Penaeld OF Cohoes is Wis
iting In, town.
e. L. Sibley started up his ochre
works Monday morning.
J. L. Harbour and E. j. Hall are In
woodfordtoday on business.
You get the very best at the Bennlng
ton shoe store and save money!
State Cattle Commissioner II. 8. VIII
SON OF Arlington Is In town today.
c. M. Lambert was In williamstown
and North Adams Tuesday on business
Mrs L. Cook has gone to williams
town 70 spend a few days with her par
Harry Wyman OF Hooslck Falls has
returned after visiting his sister, Mrs
II. b. Pike.
Sayre Mcleod OF Troy has opened
his summer homo at Bennington Cen
ter for the season.
Miss Mabel Kline OF Philmont N.
Y, has returned after visiting her sis
ter, Mrs VIM Plant.
L. X. Bowles, an employe at Coop.
er's mill, is of duty for few days
with q spralned wrist.
Misses Agnes aud. Mary Cone OF
Troy. are spending the day with their
grandfather, John Cone OF Silver st.
James Hurley is making some re.
pairs and changes on his house on
South street and Is regarding the lawn
Mrs George w. Knapp Of woodford
was In North Bennington Tuesday "a
VISA Mrs John Davis who Is quite seri
ously III.
Miss Alta Cutler OF Woodford Il
spending q few days with her grand,
parents, Mr. aud Mrs q ID. Sawyer OF
Bradford street.
Some OF the pl5.ic schools In town
were closed Tuesday Ia order toenable
teachers 70 attend the teachers instit
ute at South SALISBURY.
Charles Taylor has gone 10 work for
II. Is. Buichins ut the brunswick alley
taking the place made vacant by the
resignation OF Michael Hogan.
a. l. Bangs OF Brattleboro, Who Ia,
been spending q few days at the Sold
lers home as the guest OF Col Thoma,
Hannon, left this morning for home.
, w. II. Bradford and 7. p. Gregl
! are too OF The Bennington fishermen
who have taken advantage OF the opet
ing OF the trout season IN New York
state.
william Mcdonald the professional
OF the Nj Anthony Country club hal
! gotten the greens and club house near
~ Into order and ready for the comini
season.
IL 10 reported that Miss Alice Robin
son who has been spending severa
weeks with friends In the West will re
turn and open her house at Remington
, Center this week.
Mrs George s. Coiirell left ibis mort
Ing for Northheld where her husband
: has charge OF the machinery In the mes
hosiery mill OF the Vermont HOSIERY
aud Machinery Co.
= Clear, sunny weather predicted fol
! Sunday. Eemcmberto select your nev
Z shoes or cyfords NJ the Bennington
8 shoe store. You will be sure 70 hnt
. there just what you want.
. The fist anniversary OF the Secons
\ & Congregational church will b. obser,
Z ed tomoi row night. The exercise,
will be held In the chapel, begisniu,
, % half past seven o'clock.
Among those registered al the Bard
a we'll house In Rutland Tuesday wcr,
= Henry 3. Wilson OF Arlington, state
cattle commissioner OF Arlington ant
Harry Chase. game commissions
J.. from Bennington.
!. Michael Hogan Who has been q
work In the Brunsvick bowling alley
,. during the winter has entered the EN-
. ploy OF 4. J. Morrissey NJ the secon,
iclass liquor store at the corner OF Parl
: and Gage streets.
The Rev Walter Clapp comes 10 Bet
nington we'll prepared by severa
years resldsnce, 90 tell " the condI
I. lions In the Philippine Islands. Yol
are invited 10 attend the lecture thii
!; evening 10 81 Peters Parish House Of
30.
Several members Of The local council
Knights OF Columbus, went 10 Gran
vile Tuesday evening and witnessed
q the confsrring OF the third degree b
Granville council on q class Of "
District Deputy Keenan, OF Sandy Hi
was present
! W. +. Smith Who has been ai Alban
!, . larger portion Of the time since nj
q business partner, County Clerk Harr
T. Cushman, underwent IN operatlo
at 81 Peters hospital. returned yesier
! day. He stated tina, MIR Cushma
% vas gaining strength aud that he e
pecied 70 be able 70 return home Ssiu