The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-05
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and village Told
Briefly for BusY Readers.

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Representative Elect H. w. Morgan
of Pownal was in town today on bus
mess.
Mart Green, the hermit of Sucker
pond was in town Saturday on bust
/ ness.
A piazza is being built on the res
idence Of George McKeon on Park
street
Mrs. D. A. Baldwin of South Shafts
bury visited friends in town Saturday
and Sunday.
E. c. Kinsman of Hartford, Conn,
| spent Sunday with j. NJ Kinsman at
the Gibson hospital
James Alysworth, William McCar-
thy and John Guiltinan were in
SALISBURY Sunday.
Mrs. Catherine Gunshannon and
daughter of Park street have returned
from a visit in Troy.
Perry B. Gardner is laying the foun-
dation for a new building on his prop
erty on West Main street
Miss Mayme O'Connor of Benning-
ton Center left today for visit with
her sister in Schenectady.
j The Vermont clubs first annual
fair at Foresters' hall Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday nights.
Mrs j.. Harry McKeon of Chester
Is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs
NJ. H. McKeon Of Gage street.
Freeman Bum, who has been visit
ing his brother, Irving Bum, returned
today to his home in Johnstown.
Mrs. George Slade of North Adams
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Bugbee of Branch street extension.
Mother Agnes of Rutland visited
at the local convent of the Sisters Of
st. Joseph on North street Sunday
George Antonio is moving today
from the blacksmith shop tenement
to the Dewey tenement on West Main
street.
John Robinson of SALISBURY and
Miss Hennissey of North Hoosick Wis
tied relatives and friends in town
Sunday
Mr.. Hutchins and Jerome Slade of
North Adams spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Bugbee of Branch ST.
extension.
Mrs. George Young who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. Carrie
Francher, has returned to her home
in Albany.
George Chandler of School street
Morris Levin. The price paid was
about 1925.
Earl CULVER, Charles Hicks, Bert
Wilson, Clarence Wilson, Roy Perry
, and Peter Bleau were in Shafts
8 bury Sunday.
One thoroughbred horned Dorset
sheep was shipped this morning from
the Fillmore farms to s. Russell Jr.
OF Westfield, Conn.
Miss Gertrude Spoor. instructor OF
: drawing and music at the graded
school, spent Sunday at her home in
Coxsackie, n. Y.
I The Ladies' Aid society OF the Bap
list church will start a rummage sale
tomorrow at ia Union street oppos
tie H. w. Myers residence.
Miss Bessie Bennett who has been
spending several days here as the
guest of her father, Col. h. d. Ben
nett, returned. to New York today.
: Mrs. Benjamin Hall Of Bennington
Center has closed her summer resi-
, dence at Bennington Center and re
: turned to her home in New York.
0 Mrs. D. c. Sweet and son Robert o
= Providence, r. l.. are visiting j. NJ
Kinsman at the Gibson hospital anC
are the guests Of Mrs. J. II. Warren
!. Daniel Merrlman OF Dewey stree
|. resumed his duties in Holden, Leon
ard & Cos mill this morning after be
, ing laid up several days with a sprain
{ ed ankle.
Peter Kelley. Thomas McCue. Jas
. Kelley, John Tracey and James Horn
J. idge we're In Pownal Sunday and re
port the chestnut crop TO be the hes
b, In years In that vicinity.
a Grove of about 400 cattle are OK
pected here Thursday from the north
I They will be in charge of Masol
brothers who have driven catt,
l. through every fall ror several years.
Robert Hill has resigned his posi-
= ton as driver for Theo. A. Carpente
p & Sons and will begin his duties n
I fireman at the Electric Light Com
pany's station next Monday
There is a handsome silver cup Ii
the show window OF Endress Bros, &
= be awarded to the best drilled squa
~ taken from the members Of Compan
le X at the Vermont club fair thi
al week.
" The members OF the local JEWS
Ut congregation are celebrating the feas
;, OF New Years day today in Woodman
y hall in the Norton block All tn
In stores owned by members OF the Jew
We ish colony are closed today.
The b. II. S. football team went {
- Hoosick Falls Saturday and In a r,
Cd turn game with the high school {
p that town, were defeated by scor
- OF 10 to o. This Is the first time IN
nd local high school has been defeate
eei this season.
- f. l.. Harrington won the prize Il
IN the best score In candle pins both ,
- the Brunswick and Corbett.Grenna
"A alleys last week. by rolling III an
1909 In each respectively Each all,
: gives a prize of 81 to the bowler ha
ing the best score for the week.
p The management OF the priya
,n dancing class and assembly wish
al announce that the outlook for q
- coming season Is decidedly brig
judging from the number OF tickle
which have already been sold. II
Iso necessary. however to have all u
mn old mnmhnra turn ONT lnmnrrnw nlrl