The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-05
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Miss Alice German visited III kut
land over Sunday.
John Whitney and Patrick Dunn
left this morning for New York
Or. Fred Brewer of Utica is visiting
his aunt Mrs. Caroline Mattison.
Mrs. !. f. Bum and Miss Lulu Grim
Minis are visiting in Troy this week.
A party of village residents are hold
ing picnic today in John Robinson's
grove.
Miss Edith McGann Of New York
is the guest OF Mrs John =, Morrissey
of Washington street
James Burns, Charles Walton, Hen
ry Knapp and Arthur VanKleeck went
this morning to Saratoga.
Mrs. +. o. Graves has returned from
New York. Her daughter, Mrs. Cal
vim Rodgers accompanied her.
A w. Smith who has been visiting
Mrs. John Temple and Mrs II. T.
Cushman has returned to Chicago.
Mrs. w. Il. Putnam who has been
spending several weeks at Chautau-
qua. n. Y. returned home Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Gulltlnan who
have been visiting relatives here re-.
turned this morning TO Schenectady
George II. Warren aud two children
are visiting at the home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. John II. Warren on School street.
Miss Marion Cook gives party this
evening nc her home In honor OF her
friend who has been a guest ut the
home of her parents.
Mrs. Carrie Goldsmith OF Boston ar
rived Saturday evening to spend her
vacation with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. John II. Warren or School street
Misses Evelyn Thcbargc and Rose
Durand have gone To North Adams
Miss Durand will return today while
Miss Thebarge will leave for Provi'
dcucc and Woonsocket for months
vacation.
The Y. p. s. c. Il. OF the Baptist
church will hold their monthly nusi.
ness meeting followed by a social nj
th. home of Martha Pratt on Wash
ingtou avenue tonight All come and
show your spirit even In summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Berg. who re
! Gently arrived here from birmingham
England. are az present living with
This parents Rev. and Mrs. Bernard
/ Berg of West Main street Irwin Beers
/ o. moving today from West Main {,
Depot street
Mr. and Mrs. A. J.. Cooper ant
daughter Mabel. Mr. and Mrs. $. u
/ lockwood. +. l.. llotum and family
Ia. ". Torrance and family and J. III
/ Burke and family went Saturday even
| Ing tb Manchester by automobile an,
/ had supper at one OF the hotels there
Died suddenly on the 9th Of July
iu Ncdford. Mass. J. 4. Hopkins. hus
band of Mrs Ella +. Hopkins OF Oniui
street and father of Mrs. Henry II
| bergen of Brooklyn. lntormcnt a
| East Orleans. Mass. Mrs. Hopkins r.
| turned 90 bennington Saturday morn
| ing
| Miss Maudc T.. Newton died saiur
day from consumption az the home %
lbor Parents on Park street She VA
"a Young lady held in high esteem b'
Iali who knew her The funeral VA
held this afternoon M o'clock. Rev
IC. ". Rowloy officiating The buria
was ln liinsdillylllc.
Jarrett continues 10 pitch wonderful
hall for the OIL City team and the I'd
lowing from a bradford. Pa. papc
describing the ten inning contest b.
tween oil City and bradford team
viii De- read with interest By hi
friends here: In the ninth innin
when Jarrett was substituted Tor Sal
ecant. Foster had quite couiroyera
with the umpire about the shit bu
Jarrett changed bis clothes and ate
two men we're ON bases by hits htruc
out the three following batamcn.' IN
score was 10 2.