The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Brleny for Busy Readers.
Chester Wilson of Petersburg was
a visitor In town today.
Walter e. Durham ami men are
building the bungalo Tor James c
Colgate.
Miss Catherine Mcbride has re
turned from a visit with friends in
Rutland.
Branch No. will meet with Mrs
w b. Stewart Thursday afterr oon
from 3 to o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Hurley of
South street attended the funeral Of
a relative in North Adams Monday
Miss Esther Mae Shook Of Pine
Plains is visiting her sister. Mrs Her
bert Van Steenburgh Of Main street.
The ~ year old son OF Mr. and Mrs
Edward Bergeron OF Scott street is
recovering from an attack Of scarlet
fever.
Walter Jones has resumed his dut.
les on the farm OF Mrs. Joseph Hogan
In Pownal after several weeks va
cation.
Mrs George X. Turner returned TO
her home in New York City FRIDAY,
accompanied by her mother. Mrs. A.
G. Patchin, who will rema n Tor sew
eral weeks.
Every member OF the united church
chorus Is asked to meet Mr. o. f.
Pugh, musical director In the Con-
gregational chapel Thursday evening
at 7:l5 sharp.
The Ladies gymnasium class wi |
hold It's regular meeting at the Y NJ.
G. A. Wednesday evening. On Fri
day afternoon from 4:3O 20 6 the bust
ness mems class will meet.
Mrs. Joseph Hogan OF Pownal
burned one Of her hands and arm bid
ly last week by accldently falling on.
10 a stove. She Is confined 10 the
no Sc as the result Of her burns
Frank Fuller shot a fine deer in the
dugway in Pownal last week which
weighed 257 aud had on exc llent
pair OF anuers. Mr.. Fuller brought
the carcass TO his home In Shafts
bury Saturday.
There will be a special meeting OF
the II. w. Putnam company in theil
rooms on River street Friday evening
Important business is to be transact
ed and every member is requested C
be In attendance.
Several friends from this town Wis
tied az the home OF Amel Tatro IN
Pownal Sunday to partake OF a vent
son dinner, Mr.. Tatro was perhaps
The first lucky hunter TO secure a deer
during the open season.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. H1pklnson Of
Gage street returned last evening
from Brattleboro where they have
been visiting their son at the Memorl
nj hospital. The 10y is rec yerlng
nicely from the efec.s OF his opera
ton last Saturday.
Rev. c. S. Lewis OF Woodstock. who
is the chairman OF the Vermont Sun
day School Commission W II speak Ia
the teachers OF st. Peters Sunday
school and all others intei ested In
religious education Thurs a evening
at 1880 In ST. Peters chapel ~
There are still places for thirty
additional voices In the chorus OF the
United churches. Persons who can
contribute n voice will find n great
personal advantage In Mr. Pugh's
leadership no not hesitate TO on
your service. BE on hand In the Con
gregational chapel Thursday night az
l7;i5 sharp.
Bradstreets weekly Vermont trade
report contains the Following; Stock
Ing mills and knit goods factories at
Bennington note considerable IN
crease In volume OF business since
the FIRST OF the month other manu-
featuring interests fairly well en-
ployed. Two OF the manufacturing
plants are operating nights.
Mrs. Il. A. Marsden received an In
vltation this morning IN behalf OF
Walloomsac lodge. n. n. o r. from
the four lodges In North Adams TO at
tend the celebration OF the 2lst ami
yersary OF the founding OF the order
In that city Tuesday evening, Dec s.
Inc Is expected that several members
OF the local lodge will attend
At meeir OF basket ball foil W
ers held at the Y. NJ. G. A. Monday
evening arrangements were ma q
for forming q team to represent the
association this season. Roy G.
Denley was elected temporary cap
tain. The FIRST practice game viii be
held In the gymnasium on THURSDAY
evening. All members Wishing 10
try for The team should be present