The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Nichols fur display will be open all
day tomorrow
Joseph st. Mary Of Maple street is
in North Adams today.
Patrick Riley of River street was
in Chatham yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Ayres of Elm street is
spending the day in Troy.
Frank .Norcross has taken position
with the Rutland railroad.
Master William Corbett Is spending
a few days In Hoosck Falls.
J. f. Collins of North Adams called
on friends in town yesterday.
G. l.. Harwood of Union street is
confined to the house by Illness
Mr. and Mrs, Franz: Norcross have
returned from their wedding trip.
John Enright of Mill street has &C.
copied position in North Adams.
Mrs. Margaret Henchy of River st.
is confined to the house by illness.
Ladies' warm comfort shoes, neat
and practical at the Bennington Shoe
Store.
Mrs Fred Corbett has returned
home from visit with friends in Hoo
sick Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr are enjoying a
few DAYS vacation with friends III HOO
sick Falls
Mrs. Margaret Butler of the Amer.
lean house has returned from visit
in Rutland.
Miss Della Gunshannon has return
ed home after visit with friends In
Schenectady.
Frank Talhom of Main street is
spending the day with his father in
North Adams.
Miss Mary Carey Of River street is
spending a few days with friends III
Williamstown.
Edward Hughes and Thomas Clare
of Hoosick Falls attended the show
here last night.
C. Fremont Barnes who is working
in Manchester was in town last night
attending the show.
For stylish shoes, with merit (men's
womens and children 81 call at the
Bennington Shoe Store.
Mrs. Ora Gibson and son Ray of
Main street left this morning for AL
bany to spend several weeks.
A guaranteed saving to you in buy
ing your ladies Suits, Skirts or Coats
at the Bennington Shoe Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cameron OF Mil
lie Hollow, n Y, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. William Voorhis of Gage street.
John Whitney who has been off duty
for several days on account OF illness
resumed his duties this morning at
Coopers mill.
Special reduced prices in the new
cloak room at Novecks on ladies', mis-
SEES suits and coats for Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday 1t
Justin Kellogg has closed his sum-
mer residence at Bennington Center
for the winter and returned to Troy
this morning.
Mems Felt Boots, leggins, lumber
mems rubbers, and war MINED shoes
In every known style at the Benning-
ton Shoe Store.
Mrs. Frank Davenport of Dewey st.
was called to Norwalk, Conn, We'd
nesday On account CT the serious i'll
ness of her mother of that city.
Noyeck has just received large
shipment of ladies' fine Fhots. some
beautiful styles, at 81, $2.25, $3.50 and
$3.50 up. Honest shoes at honest pri-
ces. 1t
Joseph Gultinan Of Park street who
a., tbf,
aritan hospital in Troy for hernia ar
rived home Thursday much improved
in health.
Miss Adella M. Endress' dancing
class for children will meet in Fores.
ters' hall tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock. New members may join at
that time.
At Miss Endress' dancing class for
children held in Foresters' hall to-
morrow afternoon the patronesses will
be Mrs Clement H. Cone, Mrs. Frank
E. Battles, Mrs. Buel Sibley and Mrs.
Frank E. Howe
Don't miss the sale Saturday of
boys boomer and knickerbocker
trousers. All cloth trousers will sell
at SO cents. Corduroy trousers will
sell at SO cents, sizes to 10 years at
the Bennington Shoe Store.
Thomas Collins who has been spend
ing few months with his brother
Daniel of Maple street left Thursday
for Kansas City where he will be join
ed by his wife and will go from there
to Denver, Col. He expects to make
his home in that city in the future.
President l.. S. Storrs of Boston,
and general manager, L. Wheeler of
Pittsfield of the Berkshire Street rail
way arrived in town at about IL
o'clock this morning in the palace car,
berkshire Hills. "A. S. Towne of
Springfield was also member of the
party. The officials of the road and (
their lawyer, 0. NJ. Barber are in con- /
sultation with the selectmen of the
town this afternoon relating to bridge |
matters.
The grocers are buying Argo Red |
Salmon because it takes no argument |
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