The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-21
BENNINGTON BRIEF S
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Extra fine furs and nuns at low pri-
ces at Noveck's. 1872
Going to the Weekly Hop tonight?
Forester's hall.
Charles Mccarthy is very i'll at his
home on Division street.
Woods full orchestra at Weekly
Hop tonight, Forester's hail.
Special reduced prices on ladies' and
misses fine dress skirts al Noveck's.
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Mrs. Nicholas j. Morrissey of Coun
ty street is spending the day in North
Adams.
Ladies' fine lawn, silk, nuns yelling
and net waists, 80 cents TO s5.9S at
| Noveck's. 1872
Rev C. f. VanSchaick, pastor of the
Baptist church at Pownal, was in
town today.
Mrs. Austin of New York is visit
ing Mrs. Robert H. Merrill of Ben
nington Center.
B. Cantor, the proprietor of the new
grocery store on North street was in
Albany yesterday on business.
Joseph Betters and brother George
and A. Deulles of Pittsfield spent Sun
day at Lewis Harris on Depot street
There will be rummage sale of
household goods at 10 Dewey street
commencing Monday, Nov. Gath. 1873
G. l.. HARDWOOD of Union street who
has been confined to the house by Ill
ness for the past week Is somewhat
better today.
All candidates who expect to make
the Y. NJ c. A. basket ball team this
season should be out for practice in
the gymnasium now. A fast team is
desired
A membership contest has been
started in the Y. NJ. c. A.. This con.
test will close next New Years. On
that day there will be things doing.
Watch for further particulars.
Those desiring to take up education.
al work at the Y. NJ. c. A. should not
ify the secretary, Rev. A. s. Davis II
sufficient interest is shown classes will
be formed in various branches
Earl Harbour who has been spend
ing a couple of weeks with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Harbour of Grand.
view street expects to resume his stud
les in Norwich university tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Morrison and
daughter of Saxtons River are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Holt
of Pleasant street,
Mrs. A. X. Richie was called to
Philadelphia Wednesday on account
of an accident TO her son while play
ing football Tuesday.
Miss Mary Sullivan of Lincoln st.
, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Brazel of Hoosick Falls for
. the last month has returned home.
! For extra fine reliable and comfor
, table Ladies, Misses, Boys and
, Children's shoes and rubbers try
Noveck's new shoe department. 1872
, DR.. c. S. Buchanan. who recently
! underwent an operation for hernia at
the Samaritan hospital in Troy, is
making good progress toward recoy-
cry.
Rehearsals are being held almost
daily for the production of Loves La
bors Lost" TO be given under the aus
+ pices of the Fortnightly club Saturday
Q Nov. 80. in the Library theatre.
The annual shipment of Christmas
: trees to New York have begun. A
Q carload shipped from Eelville on the
0 Rutland and Bellows Falls branch
0 went over the Chatham line today
Mrs s. Huling Blackmer who recent
ly underwent an operatin in an Al
0 bany hospital is reported as improving
! rapidly. Ii is expected that she will
be able to return home some time next
week.
!. A large number of people. attended
. the private dancing school andassemb-
!, ly in the Foresters hall Wednesday
. evening under the direction of Prof.
M. Meade of North Adams. Gold.
? smiths orchestra furnished the mu-
I sic.
The business mems gymnasium class
3 will be held in the Y. M. c. A. Friday
3 evening, beginning at Sis The ply
steal director, Mr. Asphalt. wishes
that as many men as possible would
attend and take up the work Of the
class.
The Young Womans club physical
culture class will begin next week
Tuesday evening All expecting to
: join are asked to notify Mrs. w. II.
I Bradford at once and to meet at the
club rooms on Tuesday evening at
quarter before eight o'clock.
Among the articles drawn at the st
Francis de Sales church fair was a
: white iron bed, mattress and springs
by j. p. Foley of the New England Tel
& Tel. company of Springfield, Mass.
. Will friends kindly notify him as the
committee wishes all articles dispos.
ed of.
Superintendent of Education Mason
} S. Stone of Montpelier and Editor
Frank l.. Greene of the st. Adams
Messenger, who lectured at the Bap-
fist church in Pownal last evening
were in town today, leaving here for
/. the north on the lilo train this fore
n noon.
States Attorney W. ]. Meagher re-
turned last evening from Arlington
where he had been called to investi
gate the trouble among some OF the
Poles employed by the Hale Chall
company. Investigation showed that
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