The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Tol,
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Briefly for Busy Readers.
Arthur Magee spent Tuesday in
North Adams.
Frank Quinn OF Troy is in town
today calling on friends.
Edward Lampman of Pownal is In
town today on business.
John Bradish of SALISBURY called
on friends In town today.
Lawyers r. Il. Healey and John V.
D. S. Merrill have returned from
Montpelier.
Miss, Vera Bull of Smith College
, is home to attend the funeral OF Miss
Faith Powers.
Mrs. Albert HARDWOOD has opened
her residence on Washington street
for the summer
Clayton Niles of Main street has
entered the Mount Hermon school at
Mount Hermon, Mass.
George Townsend Of Gage street
has raised his house and will convert
1t into double tenement
Clarence Berry is working in JOS
eph Garreaus barber shop for few
days during the latter's absence.
| Mrs. c. A. Brown of West Newton,
Mass, who has been the guest of Mrs
ID. G. Burt has returned to her home.
Carroll Niles of Main street has so
far improved from his recent illness
| hi io ah1a n nttanh Gnhnnl
, again.
Among the visitors in town today
from SALISBURY were Mrs. Joseph
Watson, Mrs. John Beagle and Hiram
MattisOn.
l.. s. Newton of White River juno.
ton is the guest ofyhis brother, W. ID,
Newton of Union street for a few
days.
A new gold lettered sign "B. A
4, Quinlan. Drugs" has been put in pos
ition on the Quinlan Pharmacy on
4 North street
. John Powers reached here Tuesday
: afternoon from Sioux Falls, S. d.. tC
!. attend the funeral of his sister. Miss
g Faith Powers.
William Powers of Manchester, n
S H., a brother of c. N Powers. is here
to attend the funeral of his niece
J. Miss Faith A. Powers.
n There was bad freight wreck OF
o the Harlem division some miles be
n low Chatham this morning The 10
v connective and several cars left tn
!. rails.
o The card social which was to hav,
k been held In y. E. o. p. hall OF
l. Thursday afternoon has been post
e poned to- next Tuesday afternoon
l. from to ) o'clock.
The deposits in the Y penny say
ings bank are increasing rapidly
Three boys have already receive,
bank books from the Bennington
n County Savings bank.
Miss Jennie Green of Maple stree
IS was rendered birthday surpris
s. party Tuesday evening. Dainty RI
e freshments were served and yer
pleasant evening enjoyed.
- Joseph, Henry and George Lugen
. of Manchester were in town today o
4. their way to Springfield, Mass, ha'
ing been called to that city by tn
II. death of their brother Louis.
The enrolment In the kindergarte
of the graded school has now reache
e Sc This is more than can be accon
nodated and many new applican,
e. have been refused admission.
The Lansingburgh high school teal
ST arrived here on the 1890 car fro
v. Hoosick Falls. They will play II
I'm local high school team on the athlet
Nv field this afternoon at four o'clock.
a George c. Clark of Main street r
Ut turned yesterday from Lake Geors
lie with string of lake trout that mat
re other fishermen turn green with e
NJ Wy. He gave away half his catch
10 fore he reached Bennington b
TO brought home six trout that weigh,
% pounds dressed. One of the
weighed Sla pounds and was over
inches long Mr.. Clark caught Il
trout trolling. He is veteran ifs
ng erman and has fished in Lake GeorI
for years and knows where to get d
H., big ones.