The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

| News OF the Town ana village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.
II. M. Myers Is in Albany today.
Miss Anna Mcdonald Is visiting at
her home in East Dorset.
Mrs. Augusta Yates has returned
from visit In Schaghticoke.
David Sausville Of River street has
accepted a position In Pittsheld.
George A. Miller of River street is
confined to the house by illness.
John Denley is installing new heat.
er in his house on Harrison avenue.
Allen Half of Union street has re-
turned from short visit In North Ad-
ans.
Mother nature is laying a good store
of water this fall to bring through the
winter.
Charles Moran OF Schenectady was
the guest of friends In town Saturday
and Sunday.
Herbert Morrison left yesterday on q
| buptiCTo UP tiC intcItSl vi TIE
Tiffany machine shop.
Mrs. Charlotte Prentice, who has
been seriously i'll for some time, Is re-
ported rs improving slowly.
Holden w. Harwood, Ralph Durkee
and j. A. Downs spent Sunday at Deer
view cabin near Sucker pond.
Mrs. f. II. Ferguson, who has been
confined to the bed by illness, is able
to sit up for short time now. !.
Miss Katie Kelly of Bennington Cen.
ter has returned from a two weeks
visit with Mrs. Sullivan in Troy.
George Lawrence of the Captain
Gore district is making extensive re-
pairs in the interior of his house.
lockwood & Howe, real estate deal
ers, have sold for Fillmore Paddock
his span of mules to parties In Pawlet,
| Vt.
The Bennington High school football
team will 80 to Williamstown Saturday
to play the local high school team
there.
There will be a box party of six in
GLIDING Judge Phelps from North Ad-
ans at the show at the opera house
tomorrow night.
A delegation from the North Adams
| Lodge of n. Il. O. p. Is expected to be
la attendance ut the meeting of the
10 .! lodge this evening.
The drove IF cattle which stayed at
Robert Gcrdners in the south part of
the town Saturday and Sunday went
away early Monday morning.
Mrs. Agnes Sexton will represent the
Senior and Junior societies of the Bap-
fist church at the State Christian En-
deavor convention, October SO.
The Forty Hours devotion Is being
held this week at the Sacred Heart
church Masses are being held at $50,
600, 100 and 900 a. m. every morn
| ing.
A matter of special interest to all
members will be discussed at the regu-
| lar meeting of the N. f. o. p. lodge to-
night. All members should be pres
| ent
| Daniel Holden OF Palmer, Mass, and
Charles Holden of Bondville. Mass.
are visiting their mother, Mrs. Eliza
Holden at +. b. Pope's on West Main
street.
Bradstreets' report for the week
says: Bennington mills are employed
full time: crops In that section show
good Yields and general retail trade
brisk.
Mrs. Joseph A. Kennedy of Haverhill
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Merrill
OF West Newbury. Mass, who are Wis
iting Frederick Kennedy, spent Mon.
day i'm Woodford.
Mrs. George Gagnon. accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Hermina Gag.
non of North Adams, Mass, spent
Sunday in town the guests of Leon
Lamarre and family.
John Madison. now with the Ameri.
can Machinery Company of Boston, but
formerly employed by the Cooper
Manufacturing company here, is in
town for short visit.
Frank Sherman of East Main street.
who has been confined to the house
for the past few days Is able to be out,
but has not returned to his duties at
|. Il. Gibson's store yet.
The owner of the pumpkin patch
from which couple of people OF the
village took load of the vegetables,
says that 1t will be for their interest
if they settle Immediately.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Breckenridge
of Concord, Cal, who have been spend,
ing the past three weeks with Mr.
breckenridge sister, Mrs. Charles
Rice of Dewey street started for home
last Saturday.
The football team composed Of