The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.


improving.
The Molly Stark Whist club will
meet with Mrs. Frank e. Howe Mon.
day evening.
Mrs. Charles Townsend of Webb
street entertained several friends
last evening.
William Hill has force of men at
work painting the interior OF the court
house building.
The revised village charter has been
printed and copies may be had by APP.
plication to the village clerk.
Melvin Moon of Grove street expects
to open up a new bakery near his
home Monday, November Is.
John Firth, who has been employed
at the r. b. Hyde drug store, has re-
signed and returned to his home In
North Adams
News has been received here of the
birth Thursday of a daughter. weigh.
ing eight pounds TO Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
roy Pierce of Manchester
William Sears. the captain of the
Brunswick ten pin team and the speed
lest bowler in Bennington, is plan
ming to go to Barre to live.
The tailor made maid CALAMITY
leads the fashion parade now passing.
The Drysdale store received another
choice little lot of suits via. express
this a. m.
Its no sin to be fat. Big sizes
plenty in coats, skirts, undermuslins
wrappers. suits, underwear ,underskirts
outing gowns and hosiery at the
Drysdale store.
William Murtha, private secretary
to the assistant passenger agent at
Burlington, Is visiting his mother,
Mrs William Murtha of Spring street
for few days.
Z. C. Bennett was in Rutland yes
terday to appear in a chancery case
before Judge A. A. Hall, who is presid-
ing at the present session of Rutland
county court.
VIM. Holt and Wallace Farnum
went to Sucker pond this morning in
the hope that the slight fall of snow
on the mountain would enable them TO
track down a bear.
The dancing class which has been
held in Foresters hall the pass three
Tuesday evenings, has been changed
to Monday evening. A social dance
Immediately after the class.
George I.awton, travelling salesman
for the Whitney Chair Works of
10, IN,
day as the guest of his daughter. Mrs
Fred Remington of Grove street
Going to have a hot time in the old
home Thanksgiving? OF course you
are-and you want every room as
slick as pin. The Drysdale store
can help you out with rugs. curtains,
carpets, mattings and linoleums.
No woman wears corsets for fun,
certainly not. A good corset means a
good form and proper support and in
cdentally a good figure on the street.
The Drysdale corset store carries the
largest variety to be found in this
vicinity.
. The little dress accessories must bC
correct, one trivial incident may make
or mar the success OF the smartes
dresser Smart gloves, neckwear
velings, hair ornaments and all the
other little filings to no end az the
| Drysdale store.
Men Who Have Made the Name o
| John Famous" a series of sermons
| now being preached on Sunday even
| ings at the Baptist church, will dea
| with John Chrysostom tomorrow
| night at o'clock Come and see how
| history repeats itself.
The Y. NJ. c. A. ten pin team went
| to North Adams Friday evening and
/ was defeated by local team there by
a margin of something over 100 pins
| No member of the team took the
| trouble to bring home the score so il
| is impossible to publish the figures
| The annual district meeting of dis
| trict No. /, Order of the Eastern
| Star, including the chapters in Ben
| nington, North Bennington, Airing.
| ton, Wallingford, Rutland, Bristol,
/ Poultney and Fairhaven will be held
| with Bennington chapter November
| %.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Hawks
leave this afternoon for California
| where they will spend the winter. The
| larger portion of the time will be
! passed at one of the winter hotels at
Monrovia in Los Angeles County. The
winter trip is the wedding present OF
| Mr.. Hawks uncle II. S. Brown OF
| Bennington Center.
On the score that the Williams col
| lege team beat Vermont to the tune
| of 11.5, and then that Vermont went
| in and vanquished Wesleyan by a
! score of 1915, the game between
| Williams and Wesleyan today at Mid
| dletown will be of interest here as
| furnishing subject for comparative
| speculation.
The Oxenham moving picture exhib.
| it of the famous Passion Play OF
| Oberammergau which gave such ex
| cellent satisfaction ut Library hall
| will be reproduced this evening. The
l pictures, which were secured from the
| actual drama in Bavaria are true to
| life both in detail and coloring and
| every one who has not seen a prod
/ uction of the wonderful performance
in some form should take advantage
of the opportunity.
Announcement.