The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

lOudgs
Badger Tompkins is in North Adams
today.
n. T. Grlswold is in Manchester to-
day on business.
Miss Stone of .orth street is spend
ing the day in Albany.
James Myers of Park street has gone
to work for Louis Short on North st.
William Jepson of the flats Is con
fined to the house with typhoid fever.
Mrs. f. b. Edgerton has returned
from weeks visit in Troy and Co
hoes.
Frank Boyce Of Willamstown spent
Monday and Tuesday with friends in
town.
Miss Agnes Harris left Tuesday for
Hartford, Conn, to be absent two
weeks.
James Reardon of Providence, r. l.,
is spending n few days with friends
in town.
Arthur e. Holster has returned
from business trip to Rutland and
burlington asS3A
Miss Marcella Bushee of River street
is spending few days at her home in
Manchester.
Nelson Moulds of New York but for
merly of this town is spending a few
days in town
Miss Martha Hart of Depot street
suent Sunday and Monday with friends
in SALISBURY.
Benjamin Semilitzsky of Mill street
returned last night from a visit to
Wardsboro, Vt.
Miss Annie Kearns of Mill street
leaves Thursday for Montreal to be
absent a week.
Miss Mary O'Donnell of Lincoln St.
left Tuesday for a visit with her
brother in Burlington.
John Wallen of the Fay district has
been confined to the house by illness
.or the past two weeks.
Tickets for at Yale which plays here
Oct. rs will 90 on sale Thursday eve
ming at S.15 at the box office.
Mrs. Cynthia Bahan who has been
critically i'll with heart trouble is re-
ported as slightly improved.
Nathan Kember has gone to New
York where If he can find congenial
position, he will probably remain.
Joseph Therrien of Maple street
and Mrs. w. +. Peltier of Park street
expect to leave tonight on the excurs.
ion to Montreal.
Earl CULVER left yesterday for Cole.
Vile to hunt deer. Fred Hopknsm
returned Tuesday from the same camp
with lots of news, but no deer
James Leach is expected TO take his
old position on the Catamount team.
The team will play tIoosick Falls on
the athletic field next Saturday
Most of the grocery men are out OF
oil. The regular tank car failed TO
make its appearance on the scheduled
day this week and has not shown up
yet.
Mrs. j. l.. Harbour of Bradford st.
was guest Tuesday of Mrs. Jesse
Bugbee of Woodford City Meanwhile
Mr.. Harbour was in the place doing
business.
j. Lawrence Griswold and DR.. G. w.
Rowley have returned from their stay
at the convention of the Epwortb
League of the Methodist church held
at Rutland this week
Cornelius Keefs who was taken 10
the Samaritan hospital in Troy yester
day to be operated on for appendicitis
did not go the surgeon but expects to
do so tomorrow morning.
There will be a public lecture on
Christian Science at the Richmond
theater in North Adams. Mass, Sun.
day afternoon, Oct 81 at 3 o'clock
A general invitation is extended. q
Miss Helen Toohey OF Cohoes is the
guest of her sister Mrs. Frank b. Ed
gerton OF Dewey street. Miss Toohey
Just graduated as a trained nurse from
ST. Peters hospital in Albany and will
remain in town about week.
About % of her friends gave Mrs
r. S. Buss of Pleasant street a sur
prise party Tuesday evening, the
event being the anniversary of her
birthday. After a very pleasant even
ing spent in playing games and other
amusements, they departed for home
leaving some reminders of the happy
event with the hostess.
About so members of Stark lodge
|. 0. o. F.. attended the banquet and
meeting of the Oneca lodge in North
Adams last night. They had n specia
car to take them both ways and were
accompanied by the band All who
went down are very much pleased
! with the reception rendered them IL
our neighboring city
The rummage sale for the benefit oil
St Peters church building fund viii
be opened III the upper rooms of The
Parish House on Tuesday next, Oct
20, at one o'clock in the afternoon. De
sirable household articles, mems, won
ems and children's clothing of al
kinds will be on sale at reasonable
and attractive prices. Some of the
| special bargains are carpeting, feather
boas, fur lined overcoat two Tuxedo
coats in excellent condition, bedstead
and springs with many other articles
which are great bargains. Step in ant
look at them and you will find the pri
ces right. Contributions may be lief
at Mrs. Chisholm's residence aftel