The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Briefly for Busy Readers.
II. J. Cole Is la Albany today.
walllng Dewey spent Saturday in
Troy
Mrs. Frank Norton OF Pratt street
Is quite III.
Or &. W. Phillips of Arlington was
In town Saturday.
Frank n. Garfield of Arlington IL
visiting friends In town
Miss Margaret Leyins IL visiting
friends In Bridgeport, Conn.
George r. Cone has gone to work
for Seymour Van Santyoord
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dennis Elwell attended
the Cambridge fair Saturday
Dr. J. Il. ST. Michaels IL visiting Mrs
PiCkands of Monument avenue.
Miss Wayne LeyIns has returned
home from n visit In pittsneld. Mass.
Fred Perry and Earl Smith are camp
ing nj Decryicw cabin. Lake Hancock.
Miss Minnie Hogan OF Division
street left Saturday for Montreal. 4. q.
Mr.. aud Mrs. william Sherman OF
Beech street are visiting her sister In
Boston.
Miss Adelne Burke OF Springfield Is
The guest of Mrs. Irene Graves Jepson
of Rose Manor
G. NeWmaycr who has been stopping
In town for several days returned yes
tcrday 10 Saranac Lake.
John Burton OF the Evening Banner
force LETT today for Athol for weeks
visit with a former employer
Walter Neyils Of Adams street who
was taken with a bad attack of acute
indig, stiun Saturday is slowly improy.
ng
Mrs Joseph O'Donnell went Ia Bur.
Iingtuu Saturday after "a visit with her
mother Mrs Ellen Murtha OF Maple
street
Miss Della laron who has been Wis.
itIug her parents of Maple street for
thD past siN weeks returned 10 New
York Saturday.
No. T.. StillFun returned home yester.
lay from Milwaukee where he has
been attending the grand chapter OF
the order Eastern Star
Mr. aud Mrs John Chartcrh aud fam
.lN who have b,cn living with Mr ~.
Ten Connolly OF Monument avenue r..
turned 10 NvW York Monday
Mrs Clarence Hunt returned TO
Waterbury Cons. today where her
husband has ln excellent position with
the Granite Construction Co.
Miss Mary Webster who has been
VISITING her brother. A. ~ Webster OF
the First National hank returned this
morning 10 her home in Barton
DR. John e. ilarwood u Beech street
.H going to spend some time with Al
bert ShultE. near liig pond. Wuodford
city fur th" benefit Of his health
Miss Klti. Cone OF Depot street r..
turned home Saturday from two
weeks visit with her sister Mrs VII.
lam rhclan of Cambridge. Mass
Mr. aud Mrs Thomas Whitman went
saturday 90 saltwater Ia visit their
on. Frank To-day Mr. aud Mrs Whit
nan go from Saltwater 90 Saratoga o.
prud "a week to attend the q A. "
-ncampmcnt
After being in the air Tor about four
hours during which 10 miles Of nor
ihcm Massachusetts. Vermont and
NYw nHmft.hlrD were Travelled ntsr
he hig balloon. Stevens "a pilotcd by
lNu stevens with Mr. and Mrs MaK
Fl"lahchmann 81 Cincinnati as passvn
GERS. mad" "a successful descent at Mer
den. y a.. 40 q O'Clock Thursday
evening The balloon rose from North
adams Thursday afternoon aud driven
| hi a fresh uurihweftcrly breeze. sailed
'ur Vermont. Tor "a portion of the time
being below the clouds aud then in
tense banks uf mist Near Whining
ton th" balloon struck a Eouthcastcrly
course and headed for Greenfield
Mass This slant took the VoyaFers
within sirht at the Connecticut river.
where another air current swept the
biz bag up the river valley in a north
rrly direction Mrs Flpisghmanu was
enthusiastic over this portion OF the
"trip through one uf the most pictur
rsquc ,Eiuns Of the East between the
White aud Green mountain ranges A.
'ar aH Windsor. impolIod by a breeze
hat ttill held fresh the toyaEsrs sail
81 until % northeast air current swept
them across the Connecticut river into
New Hampshire The travellers made
iu easy and uutNputul dtHrguf