The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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mas tne grip
Roger Smith OF Westerley is visiting
relatives here.
II. w. Dean OF Rutland was In the
village Tuesday.
Edw Shannohan spent Monday and
Tuesday 10 Troy.
Born, this morning a son TO Mr. and
Mrs Geo j. Deslaurier.
II. G. Palmer OF North Adams was
10 the village Tuesday.
Mrs WIN II. Bradford returned Tues
day from wish In Troy.
Mrs Harry McKeon who has been
Ill Is able TO be out again.
David Harmon OF Montpelier Is In
the village. He is deaf and dumb.
Mrs C. II. Robson OF Grove street Is
III. Her daughter Lillisn Is also Ill
ars A. Perham spent Saturday and
Sunday in Piusileld and North Adams.
Thos and Francis Brazil are visiting
their grandfather, Francis Sullivan OF
Hoosick Falls.
Mrs G. 1. Hendee and son Carlton OF
Arlington are guests today OF Mr. and
Mre "A. II. Allen.
There will be plenty TO eat at the gyp
sy social Friday evening, $50 To ~ y.
IN, Come hungry.
The initiatory degree will be exem'
pllaed on four new candidates by the
lOOF this evening.
Miss Emma Faulkner visited friends
10 Proctor Sunday afternoon, returr-
ing home In the evening.
Louis Brooks who went to n hospi.
tai 10 Troy Monday underwent an OPP
Grafton and Is doing we'll
Mems Easter oxford ties In patent
leather or gun metal. Sacrifice price,
s2.2i Bennington Shoe Store.
walling Dewey. VIM Harwood, VIM
Temple and Orrin Bowen sre passing
he week at Wall!ng's cabin In Wood b
ford.
Frank T.. Howe VITO underwent an
operation at the Samaritan hospital
three weeks ago returned this after
noon.
Because OF the Illness OF her father.
Mrs Harry Beagle OF South SALISBURY
IL stopping with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs d. A. Baldwin OF Gage street for
u time.
Ann Eliza. young daughter Of Mrs
Samuel Mallory has gone tn live with
her aunt Mrs Jerome Coleman OF 81
Adams.
l.. II. Nichols has returned from his
business trip 10 the city where he has
been purchssin. novelties for the Eas
ter trade.
j. Is. Hart has accepted the general
agency la Bennington county FOR the
Vermont Accident Insurance Company
Of Rutland.
The Changers are making Arrange
menis for a show for the benefit OF the
order. They hold q meeting tonight
la GAR hall
Misses Ryan aud O'Connor. are 10
New YORK purchasing their spring
millinery goods. Their opening will
be Thursday, Mar p.
Mrs J. W. Hyde who has been living
with her daughter, Mrs George Mai
Tory Of Manchester, has gone 10 Valley
Falls 10 visit her sister.
The cline storm" Tuesday gave q
variety of hail, sleot, rain, snos sod
Wind and the latter has been very sug-
gestlyo OF March weather today.
The death Of the late Joseph A Bar
Der was caused by heart failure aud
conclusion of the brain caused by q
fall 90 the ice a short time ago. Rev
j. T. Mitchell oiiiciated d, the funeral.
The s2nd birthday OF wm w Sher
man Of Beech street was observed
Tuesday afternoon. The weather was
Indictment aud Only ivs were present.
New maple sugar will be served by
tie ladies oi the NRC al GAR hall
Thursday eyeni4g from 5:JO 10 >
o'clock. Othsr refreshments will be
served, sugar 10 different ways. Sup.
per - cents.
aAFh lAEau hatNhtt NAW Haa wv
spending q lea weeks with her Sister
at Essex Junction, returned Tuesday
aud IL now visiting her sister Mrs hob
ert Mallory Of PARK strcc, tefore re-
turning To her home 10 WOodford.
DIR G. J. Murray % Middleton
Springs Was here Tuesday hight To
Install the officers 81 Green Mountain
lodge No | VI the American order Of
unHed Workmcn. DIR Murray Intends
- stay q week 10 the village.
The annual Brosn Alumni banquet
al Albany was held last Monday. The
principal speakers we're Gov Hughes
" NcN York, class OF 80 and Prcsi-
deni Faunce OF the University. &. NJ.
Graves add j., II. Nichols attended
the banquet
Sixteen friends surprised Miss Beu'
lah Bates Tue day evening at her
home IL bcing her 18Th birthday. The
evening vas pleasantly passed with
games aud refreshments. Miss Bates
was presented with IL elegant, unique
Easter chickens.
John Belrose rcturne from Troy
Tuesday. His vile was well enough To
leave tho hospital but will stay two
We ks or more with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs George A. Knapp Of South
SALISBURY before returning 10 her
home In woodiorj.
Lieut. l.. A. I. Chapman, L : a sta.
toned nj Norwich university and Adj
and q. NJ. General W. II. Gilmore ar
rived la town this afternoon and this
evening will make the annual lnspcc-
ton OF Company X. While here they
are guests Of Col Harmon at the sold
iers home.