The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nevis Of the Town and Village Told
eri-fiy Tor Rusy Readers.

Edmund Carrgan Is i'll with the grip
Miss Anna Rogers Of South street
Is in Troy today.
Easter chicks endorsed by the S. p.
G. A. ut Griswold's. 36t2
Miss Catherine MCGEE of Dewey st.
is Ill with the grip.
Mrs. 3. c. Jenney left this noon for
a short visit in Troy.
Rcllin Croteau left this morning to
visit his sister in Rochester.
Miss Agnes Leahy left this noon for
a visit with friends in Troy.
Charles Burt of Gage street Is. re
covering from an attack of the grip.
Michael Mulllgan of Lincoln street
left recently for visit in New York
James Keller of Main street left
this noon for a visit III Troy and Co
hoes.
Curtis Burt OF New York is visit
ing his parents, Mr., and Mrs Oliver
Burt.
Fresh line of Easter Candies today
at 20, 20, 40 and 50 cents. Wards
drug store.
Lewis Northouse of Great Barring
ton Is the guest of friends in town for
a few days.
Fresh line of Easter Candies today
.,f ~,
drug store.
A prompt service assured at the
Drysdale store this evening, extra
sale folks a plenty.
Miss Ella Potter of Pownal is the
Easter guest of her grandmother, Mrs
Theodore VanKleeck
Edward Garfield of Albany, brake
man on the Boston & Albany, Is visit.
ing friends in town today.
a. Mrs. Cornelius Keefe of
West Main street left this noon for a
visit with friends in New York.
The Cobblestone schooIhouse base
ball team defeated the Riverside nine
this morning by score of 22 to 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Welles of New
York are visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. X. II. Merrill at Bennington
Center.
c. L. Hudson left Friday evening for
Pittsford. Vt. to attend The funeral OF
his brothor-in-law, which takes place
there today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ladam OF North
Adams are guests az the home of her
mother, Mrs Mary Mcclure OF Put
nam street.
The Columbian baseball team de-
feated the Green Mountain Bulldogs
OF North Bennington at Hunts grove
this morning by a score of to ..
Mrs Mary Galipeau has moved from
Lincoln street into the house on Mil
street formerly occupied by Miss Mel
lie Knapp who is now in Waterford.
Michael McKale was married in
'Wmsted. Conn, April 10 to Bridget
Shelley of that place The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father Shell
ley, brother of the bride.
Manager Fred I. Corbett of the Ben
nington baseball team returned yester
day from his trip in search of players
| He closed a deal with Bill Howells o
! Blackinton and made other partial ar
rangements upon which he has not ye
fully decided.
Arrangements have been completed
for the Easter dance to be given b.
the members of the private dancing
class next Tuesday evening. All tn,
old members are invited to attend an,
the dancing will be from $3.50 until
O'Clock.
! The remains of Miss Jeanette VII
cox who died at her home in Troy Fri
day will be brought here for buria
Monday. The deceased was born Il
this town April IA. 1S45 and was
sister of A. Wilcox of Jefferson aven
ne.
Miss Florence March, teacher II
the North Pownal schools, is spending
Sunday at her home on North street
A company from North Adams whit
has charge of the decorations for tn,
X of c. ball In Academy hall mex
Monday have already started the worl
of decorating.
An expert from Boston Is expected
to be in town Monday to put in thu
new windows and arrange the old one
in the Dewey and Ayres' block OF
Main street. Work on these building
is progressing rapidly and 1t is ex
pected that they will be completed be
fore the middle of next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Martin o
Main street observed their paper an
niversary last evening. The hous'
was prettily decorated with crepe pa
per for the occasion and Mr. and Mrs
Martin received large number o
paper gifts from the two score o
young people present. With games
music and refreshments an enjoyable
evening was passed.