The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-02-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
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W. -. OuViuOu NShI " niahShSotSi
this morning.
Municipal Judge Il. l.. Bates is In
Brattleboro today.
Miss Maude Taylor spent Sunday at
her home in Manchester.
Mrs. H. J. Potter is the guest of her
mother in Wallingford, VT.
Miss Julia Powers was at her home
in North Adams over Sunday.
Warner Rice who has been quite III
with the grip is some better.
A daughter was born on January 81
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Phineas Gay.
Perry Murphy of Beech street is
confined to the house by illness.
The board of the Methodist Sunday
school will meet at 1880 this evening
Mrs. Irving Bum is visiting rela.
tives in Johnstown and Gloversville
State Cattle Commissioner H. s.
Wilson of Arlington was in town yes
terday.
Bennington Court of Foresters yes
terday initiated II new members into
the order.
Mrs. Herbert Stratton Is slowly
gaining after being confined to the bed
for three weeks.
A daughter was born this morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lyons OIL
West Main street.
Mrs. Nellie Stone of Woodford Is
visiting at the home OF her brother
who has been very i'll,
Young mems suits and overcoats IA
to 10 years, long pants, for $500
worth from $l.00 to SIS.
Harold Clement, who has been al
work in the Livingston printing Office
has resigned his position.
Miss Florence LaValley of Adams st
has been confined to the house fol
several days by severe attack of the
grip.
Mrs. Edward Brown and Mrs. Clarl
Houghton and daughter were guest.
Wednesday of Mrs. Harry Wall o
North Bennington.
Frank Corbett. conductor on the rel
ular passenger train over the Chatham
division, is i'll and Conductor McGurl
is taking his place.
s. M. Bowles was in town Saturda,
afternoon on his way from North AID
ans where he spent the week. to hi
home in Woodford.
Clifford ]. Bellmore who resigne,
his position at Coopers last week. ha
accepted one in Contoocook, N. II. II,
expects to leave tomorrow.
The Mount Anthony chapter Orde
of the Eastern Star has invited tn
North Adams chapter to visit in thi
town on Friday evening, Feb. 2S,
Leroy Bates entertained a humble
of his friends in the Epsilon Kapp
fraternity rooms Friday evening, tn
event being Mr.. Bates 18th birthday.
Go to Mulligan & Roche's for the bi
gest reduction on suits and overcoat
and all winter clothing. Mems suit
at $500; boys and childrens suits a
$500.
Louis Puffer, who has been at hi
home here for the vacation followin
the mid-year examinations has r,
turned to the Rensselaer, Polytechni
institute.
Mrs. Arthur J., Holden and famil,
and Mrs. Holden's sister left Satu
day for California where they wi
spend the remainder of the winter a
the guests Of their parents.
The pay car of the Rutland railroa
company is scheduled to be In tow
this afternoon to pay the company
employees here. The car will not &
to Chatham but will return to Ru
land.
Miss Pearl Virgins, a former res
dent Of North Bennington, now Twin
at Palmer, Mass, observed her lit
birthday anniversary February Sth
inviting to her home a number G
young friends. The occasion was a
enjoyable one.
William j. Meacham writing fror
Baker City, Ore, to renew his sui
scription to the Banner states that on
and two dollar bills are so scarce o
the Pacific coast that he was compel
ed to go to the bank for the bill he II
closed. All the money in use in tina
section is gold, silver and nickle. MI
Meacham stated that he received tn
paper every Monday morning and tina
the reading of 1t was like visit wit