The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
hews Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Miss Mary Root is spending the
day i'm Troy.
Miss Caroline Wilcox is spending
he day in Troy
Frank Moon is moving from Grove
10 Branch street.
Otto Much of Grove street is visit
ing at his home in Cohoes.
Municipal Judge e. L. Bates went
this morning to Montpelier
Rekhardt schemmehz Of Division
place was in Troy Wednesday.
Melvin Moon of Grove street was in
Troy Wednesday on business.
Thomas Hollhan Of White Creek
was a visitor in town Wednesday.
Prof. George c. Wood is spending
the day in Manchester on business.
Mrs. L. j. Eddington of Gage street
is visiting Mrs. William Frost in Hoo
sick today
Charles Green and Beniamine
Brooks are spending the day in North
Adams and vicinity.
John Sheehan has moved from Ben
nington Falls to the Harmon tene-
ment on the flats"
c G. Barley, proprietor of the Ii
brary hall theatre, is spending the day
in Troy on business
Mrs. w II. Nichols and son, Marden
of Silver street are visiting friends in
Manchester this week.
A. T. Schwartz and Joseph Daley
were in town Wednesday from Wood
ford to attend the show.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace of Bradford
! street are visiting their son, Benjamin
in Dalton, Mass, for a few days.
The St. Monica society will hold
their first social of the season on
Friday evening in Academy hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William sibley OF
( Depot street have returned from an au
tomobile trip to Springfield, Mass.
Miss Francelia, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank A. Evans of Union ST
is recovering from her recent illness
Hesitation in Christian Service
will be the topic at the Baptist prayer
meeting service this evening at 1880
ceived and accepted. Mrs. William
Frost was elected noble grand and
Mrs James II. Livingston as vice
grand.
Mrs. Henry Howard of Bradfor,
place is visiting her mother in New
York. She expects to be absent about
a week.
Rev Frank r. Morris pastor of the
Baptist church, will speak at the
Bushnell district school house FRIDAY
evening
F. L. Terrill, a past commander o.
the Vermont department, Sons o
Veterans, was in town yesterday OF
business.
Mrs. Bernie Mattison of Nortl
Bennington is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w G. Houran Of Pleas
ant street.
Mrs Mary Hathaway Of Washing
ton street is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Arvin French in Rensselaer, 70
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gibney of Uniol
. street left this morning for a visi
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. 5
1 Blue in Rutland.
Mrs. Melvin Wilson, who has bee
a guest OF Mrs. George Rudd of Gag
street, for several days, returned Il
. day to her home in Hoosick.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Hawk
went TO Montpelier Wednesday after
4 noon to attend the social functions a
the capital during ladies week
George Goodwin, whose house o
the Myres farm in East Pownal wa
destroyed by fire several weeks az,
moved into his new house today.
At a meeting OF Miriam Lodge RI
. bekahs Monday evening the resiguS
. ton on account of Illness Of Mrs l.
l.. Stillson as noble grand was r.
st. Catherine court of St. John Bal
list will hold a whist party and scott
in their rooms on South street SatW
day evening. All are cordially invi
ed TO attend.
Mr. and Mrs Harry b. Lane. VIII
i have been camping out on the Natha
+. Smith farm in the west part of tn
town all summer. broke camp and r.
turned to the village today.
The next attraction booked b
Manager " God OF the opera house
the famous play, Paid in Full whicI
will appear at the opera house Of
Thursday evening, Oct goth.
There will be a meeting of all tn
committees concerned with the Char
man evangelistic campaign in Benninl
ton at the Congregational church a
S;45 this evening. Please note thu
hour.
Four teams and drivers belonging
to Herbert Harmon Of the North Ben
nington road have returned from Ray
mertown, n. Y, where they hav,
been employed for the past severa
weeks building the state road.
Postmaster and Mrs. Collins NJ
Graves and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur HoI
den are In Montpelier this week at
tending the festivities of ladies' week
having made the journey to the stat
capital In Mr.. Holden's automobile.
"Neighbors Night" was observed b,
the Bennington Grange In the G. a. r
hall Wednesday evening About IA
visitors from Pownal and Hoosicl
Falls were present and furnished al
elaborate program for the evening
entertainment.
The b, II S. football team will pla