The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


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Robert yelling OF New York is In
town today.
Miss Josephine Robinson OF Airing
ton Is a visitor In town today. -
Mrs Agnes Sexton entertained her
sunday school class last evening.
Mrs Clement II. Gone has gone to
Troy TO visit few days with friends.
A full attendance Is desired at the
regular meeting OF the relief corp to.
morrow evening.
Mrs Margaret Mathers is spending
few days with her mother In the west
part OF the town.
George @. Madison OF Schenectady
was an over Sunday guest ut the home
OF Charles Soule.
Axel Swensen OF Milford Mass, Is
the guest OF his aunt, Mrs John Paul
son Of Grandview.
Al the Brunswick alleys last evening
Charles Dean broke the local duck pin
record with score OF l23.
Work will probably be begun In all
departments ut the Bradford mill on
Monday morning, April %.
/ Judson Andrews has returned from
Stephentown where be has been at
work on 4. s. Gokay's branch studio.
The local high school baseball team
and the Troy academy will cross bats
at the athletic field Saturday after.
noon.
The interior OF c l.. Hudson's store
10 the opera house block is being thor
oughly renovated Ia appearance by
new paint.
Miss Mary Hathaway, who recently
underwent an operation for appended
It's ia the Samaritan hospital Is threat
ened with pneumonia.
Mrs Helen Kelso, who has beer
spending several weeks with her niece,
Mrs Fred Sexton has returned 70 her
home on East Main street.
Mrs Cora Crossman has returned
from her second visit 10 her son In
SALISBURY who has been III with pner
monia but Is now able TO be out
Sidney Walt who recently lost the Ii
dex finger OF his right hand while a
work at the Bradford mill will soon b
able W resume bis duties at the fac
tory.
A double house on the east side Of
Mckinley street owned by Jas. uearsl
has been sold through the {. n Pow
ers real estate agency 10 VIM. w
Bowles.
State Superintendent OF Education
Mason s. Stone will deliver hs fam
Gus lecture "a Contrast; China ant
japan" at the public school hall her
on the evening OF April ".
Mrs Thomas Lyons, Mrs NJ. Lough
line, and Mrs Alice Gunshannon vii
entertain the ladies OF 81 Monica
society and their friends this evenln.
at the FMTAB rooms on North street
"CondItIons OF Final Perseverance,
will be Rev DR.. Rowley's topic nj ih
prayer meeting at the Methods
church tonight. The Epsorth Leagu
business meeting will follow the ser
vice. A large attendance IL desired
The funeral OF Mrs Eugene West va
h I'D from the homestead 10 the Nester
part OF the townat o'clock this afte
/. noon. Rev Mr. Agan OF south SHAFT
: bury ofiisisied aud the burial was !
tie South Salisbury cemetery. tn
bearers we're relatives OF the deceased
Work Is being rushed on The lnterio
Of the new YMCA building but IL
hardly probable that the associatio
will be able 70 open its nes hons Ma,
|. The work on the upper floors
practically completed but the delay
) receiving stock has ?u, back the finis
log OF the main room.
Tie three upper asses OF the h lR
IN chool played q game OF baseball o
d be athletic field with the freshmen We
{. nssday afternoon The freshmep vet
= the yIetors, score o To 8. The llneu
was a. follcss: Freshmen, Slbley,
Wood, %; Dewey, b; Hart, 2 b; Boz
en-, 3b; Harwood, = .; Hurley, of: Mas
, 4; Temple, 4. Upper classes, IL
: Ingston. G: Hyde, y: kehoe, b; De-
ley, . b; Nichols, ; b: Carpenter. .
!. Heath, c Z; Barney, 4; Buss, ri
:. Joseph N. Lane, late sergeant Co
7. sih Vermont died al the Soldiers bon
hospital last night. He vas 0s yea
n OF age, was admitted 10 the home Fel
J, . last, and death was caused by hea
disease Apd kidney trouble. His wi
was with him when he died also q nile
Mrs Mitchell OF Boston, who return'
" to Boston this noon. Mr. Lane vi
past commander OF the GAR post
: Portmills. where his funeral will tal
place tomorrow the body leaving q
there az 3. lb Ia the'mornIng.