The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


ny your uok iicchoo pcioio HPi'
and save money.
Edgar Harwood OF the Woodford
road has the grip.
Smith Elwell OF New York has beer
Ia town this week.
Edward Church has recovered from
a severe case OF mumps.
Olin Scott has sold his team OF gray
horses to Morris Levin.
WIN Sears left for New York today
| for stay OF a day or two.
Mrs Kate Casey who had q shock
three weeks ago is no better.
Vim Harrison OF Marshall, Kan, is
In the village for q couple OF days.
A carl party was given Tuesday
afternoon ut Mrs j. A. N. Williams.
During the recent VAIN spell lot
OF big suckers we're shared In the Ben
ton pond.
Calvin Andrews went TO the Samari-
tan hospital in Troy today for medical
treatment.
Charles Dryer, train dispatcher at
Gardner, Mass, Is visiting his parents
Of Spring street.
Nat Smith who Is working in q fur.
niture works at Cambridge, Mass, Is
laid up by lameness.
Earl Weld OF Woodford has taken
a position In Albert Winslow's hard.
ware and bicycle store.
Miss Sarah Humphrey has accepted
position with the II. &. White Mfg.
Co. OF North Bennington.
The wind blew a gale all day yester-
day and II was genuine March day,
one Of the old fashioned Sort
Mrs Anna Gavin OF jefferson aven-
ne who has been afflicted by grip sever
al weeks Is able TO be out again.
Misses Ryan and O'Connor are 10
New York buying their spring millln
cry for their opening Thursday, March
II the old axiom Is true the spring
will be cold and backward. as the wind
'veered" through the north, after the
Zine storm"
Dog owners have only about ten
days more whereby they can get their
dogs licensed for 81, the date being on
or before April |.
Mrs Doran and sister, Mrs Jayory,
aud daughter Clara OF Gage street,
went Wednesday fer two days visit Ia
Schenectady and Albany.
Henry c. LeyeIsedge. LaGloria,
Cuba, has written Lyman +. Royce
that his health Is much better than
when be left Bennington 10 January.
Don't forget tie sugar supper TO be
given by tho ladies Of the WRC IN
GAR hail Thursday evening from $50
- so'clock. All invited. Supper &c,
Frank Delorieaux, Who has been at
tending an automobile school four
months In New York city, returned
Wednesday TO bis home on Depot 81.
stephen Boynton OF South Dcer6eld,
Mass was l0l years old. March 18th.
and walks around lively for 4 man OF
his years. The cenienarian IL q great
uncle Of l. T. Royce Of this village.
VIM c. K.nnon and wife and neph.
ew Frederick Lyons OF Greenfield,
Mass. have been visiting Mr. kennon's
mother, Mrs n. A. Kennon OF Main
street. They returned home Sunday.
tits announced that the sight OF the
eye Of Vim Burroughs will be saved.
lie is hulter from Dorset who
short time ago while cleaning an old
ride vas badly Injured by the powder
aashing back into his eyes when the
0reoch block few back.
Sap Is running we'll today and pros
liec,s are that farmers who have not al
ready tapped their trees are Intending
20 do so at once. One effect OF the new
pure food Law will be 10 make the sup.
ply OF sugar and syrup smaller than
usual, with n corresponding Increase
10 price.
The Uilcy Brothers Of Manchester
having bought the meat business OF
sNect & Percy, the Peoples Market OF
Main street hereby give notice that they
are equipped 10 nll all orders for old
patrons aud nev-ones with all the
tnOlftnt MlhQn VI ultAAHs CfaNNH W
iivered % any part III the village. Tel.
ephone 81 4. 81
The many friends Of George Bahan
will be pleased 10 learn that he has
teen promoted 10 high position on
the police force At Minneapolis. Mr.
Ilahan Who l. abrothcr OF John Bahan
~ the Center passed his boyhood days
10 the historic old village. The police
department OF ther"twin city" and lie
people greatly appreciate Mr. Bahan's
efficient service.
The folloE,rg musical program will
he rendered by Woods orchestra q,
the opera house on Friday evening".
March -, for the Quincy Adams Saw
YER show: Grand march. The Iron
Cross senman: selections from, The
Mayor OF Toklo-Peiers; overture,
RAYMOND Thomas; selections from,
PA, PA, Pouf- Schsartzi march,
Highland Echoes .kost
A vol known fisherman Of the place
xho has Just completed tour OF The
brooks and other small streams In this
section reports that be hnds according
20 his opinion that the outlook IL one
~ the best that he ever saw. THIS des-
plte the fact that many OF the brooks
we're frozen almost 10 their bed by the
cold and prolonged winter. The trout