The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

0ssossy W. ossy ssSsSSses
Easter novelties at Griswold's.
Arthur Cutler has moved from Gage
street to Bradford Place.
Bust" the Boomerang at Girls
wolds.
Harry Bloomfield Of Boston is In
town today.
Ellison Maxon has moved from Park |
to Adams street.
James Paddock of Ho0sick was In
town Thursday on business.
James Kelley Of Grove street is
building large hen house.
A. NJ. Torrance left this morning for
Rutland on short business trip.
Edward Bellows Is working for Ed
ward Watson of Putnam street.
Mrs. Helen English OF Grove street
is confined to the house by illness.
The X. of p. will hold clam chow
der supper next Wednesday evening.
X. s. Buss of Pleasant street is con-
fined to the house by an attack Of the
grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Hawks ar
rived Thursday evening from Charlotte
N. G.
Therew III be Lenten devotions In
st. Francis de Sales church this eve.
ming at 1880,
Mrs. James II. Habberley of Elm St.,
who has been III with neuralgia Is now
cOnvalescent.
A daughter was born Thursday eve
ming to Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Carver of
West Main street.
J. Melzer and family are moving
from Gage street into Morris Levin's
house on River street.
Martin Murray Jr., Of SALISBURY is
spending the week with his brother.
William, OF Gage street.
Mrs. George Moore of Prospect ave-
enue spent Thursday visiting her
mother in Williamstown.
Mrs. Homer Rowley and daughter
of Hoosick Falls is spending the day
at the Methodist parsonage.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Winslow OF
Bradford street are receiving congrat.
ulations over the birth OF a son.
Miss Mary Scott OF North street has
accepted position with the Il. u.
Waist company OF North Bennington.
Activ Lassor OF North street has ia.
ken a position at Oscar Berg's meat
market and grocery store on River st.
Rev. Joseph Robinson is making ex-
tensive repairs on. the exterior OF his
summer residence at Bennington Gen.
| ter,
| Charles s. Chase of Brattleboro.
court stenographer for Bennington
county was In town Thursday on bus
mess.
| For sale-Kitchen range, new last
| fall: plush upholstered parlor set Call
after and on Saturday, 30 Stafford
street. 49,,
]. e. Barney of Newark. n. j.. is
spending few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Barney OF the
Burgess road
T.. l.. Nichols 4 Son will hold their
annual spring opening Saturday. Gar
ments will be made special feature
Of this opening.
4. Fl. Hartley, formerly an employe
at Collins bakery at North Bennington
has taken position In Fort Edward
and moved to that town.
II Miss Anna Burke who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Ann Lee OF East MAR
street for the past few weeks return
ed to her home In Utica today.
s. C. Whipple, manager Of the worl
on the new st. Peters church. has re
turned from Burlington where he ha.
been working for the past few weeks
To rent:-After May LIST. the hous,
now occupied by DIR. +. b. Hyde OF
Grand View street. Inquire Of Henri
eta b. Adams. 1873 Grand View street
24t
Miss Isabel Sanders. a student a
vassor college, who has been visiting
Mrs. Samuel Hawks of Depot street FOL
the past week returned to her studio.
this morning.
Abe Noveck led the orchestra OF Ii
pieces which rendered the music a
the entertainment given In the YOunf
Woman's club rooms Wednesday eve
ming.
The junior and intermediate classes
will meet at the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium
at 8 o'clock Saturday morning and a
l0:30 II the weather permits Mr.. As
pinall will take the boys on q hike Il
the White Rocks.
Charles Ainsworth of Branch stree
extension put 100 eggs in an incuba
tor and the same number Of chickens
we're Matched out. Mr.. Ainswortl
states that he considers the woodel
hen superior to the real thing.
While Buel Walker was walking re
Gently OH some beams in the addition
being built on his house on Pleasan
street he made misstep and fell fraC
turing his shoulder bone. He is gel
ting along well now, however. and vii
no doubt be soon well again.
William Becker who went to Scher
ectady IN search Of work at the Ediso
4 works has returned and states that tn
company is taking back its old hand
as quickly as possible but newcomer
have not much chance of getting a pt
sition for some time yet
Joseph Green has resigned his p'
sition in Clark's brush back factory o
East Main street and will work as
painter for his brother, George
North Bennington. He will NOV
from Congress street to the Osca
Cleveland tenement on the North Bel
nington road.