The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nsws Of tho Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

As'Shuo III toWu NOhuuy
John Reed of Arlington visited
friends In town yesterday,
Mrs. l.. f. Abbott of Pleasant street
is spending the day in Troy.
Frank Welch has taken a position
as fireman on the Chatham division.
Miss Katherine MCGEE OF Dewey st
Is visiting her brother In New York.
Frank l.. Rosseau and Peter Brooks
OF River street are in Dunville hunting
deer
Harry McKerney OF Division street
left Monday for visit OF a couple of
weeks In Troy.
A. Kobell of Hoosick Falls called on
Irwin Berg OF the Bennington meat
market Monday.
Mrs. George Townsend has returned
from a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
J. l.. Fort Of Troy.
Mr.. Wood OF Peekskill, N. Y, Is the
guest OF Prof. George c. Wood, leader
| OF Woods orchestra.
John A. Connolly is putting a new
sign on the windows of the candy
kitchen OH Main street.
! Mrs. Patrick Lyons of Schenectady
Is the guest Of Mrs. John Lyons OF SAT-
ford street for few days.
John Robinson has moved from his
farm to the house recently purchased
| OF Miss Reyes on Elm street.
Arthur TOrrey of New York and
William Rowley of Williamstown spent
Sunday with friends In town.
James Martin, clerk in Ritchie's
store is spending his vacation at Bis
pond near Woodford deer hunting.
William Watson served a duck sup
per to few of his friends in his lunch
cart on Main street Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Noveck and sons,
Abe and George, and Abe Satter spent
Sunday with friends In Hoosick Falls.
John Carroll, formerly employed by
Louis Short has taken a position as
brakeman on the Bennington branch
line.
Louis LaValley, formerly employed
as brakeman on the Rutland rail
road, has gone to work for j. ii. Lor-
ing K Co.
Charles Cooper of Main street left
yesterday for Round Lake, where
some extensive repairs are being made
on his cottage.
Martin Laughlin, Baggage master at
the local station is off duty today be
cause of illness. John A. Ryan of the
freight house Is taking his place.
Tickets will go on sale Thursday
evening. Oct. II, at Sis o'clock for
AT Yale" which shows here the oath.
The sale will be held at the box office
| Louis Merchant of River street left
yesterday for a couple of weeks stay
the interest of Charles Cooper who is
dxing up his property there.
1t is expected that series of match
ten pin games will be rolled between
tn Y. NJ. G. A. business men of t1is
town and team of the same class
from North Adams. A silver cup
will be given to the visitors.
The report of the Soldiers Home for
the ten days ending October goth is as
follows: Present, 70; Oh furlough, %;
total absent and present, 9S. The av
erage daily presence for the ten days
was Sc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Evans. who
have been spending part OF their
honeymoon with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Evans of North street, left
Sunday for Boston where they will
spend week before returning to their
home in New York.
A large number of the French resi-
dents of this vicinity are making ar
rangements to go to Montreal on the
excursion which leaves here early
Thursday morning. The tickets will
be good for five days going and com
ing.
A. c. LaMarre has nearly finished
making extensive repairs on his place
on School street. He has moved and
remodeled store house into a good
modern tenement and graded the lawn
north OF his residence. The new tene
ment will be ready for occupancy
about November LIST.
The marriage of George M. Hawks
and Margaret Breard McAdoo is to
take place tomorrow at Washington
ID. c. VIM. E. Hawks left yesterday
to attend the wedding and expected
on the way to meet Mrs Hawks, who
left Chicago Monday morning after
spending week with her daughter
Mrs. Il. b. Huling, who has been sori
ously iii, but is now recovering.