The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-06-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Charles Soule left today ON a fishing
trip to Lake Ontario.
James Scary and wife are moving to |
day from Scott street to North Ben !
nington.
DR.. f. S. Braley will spend Sunday |
with his parents at Bottoms Landing, |
Lake George.
Justin Kellogg OF roy has opened
his residence at Bennington Centre
for the summer.
George Weeks and family are TAX
ing an outing at Martin Cutters bun.
galow in Woodford.
Walloomsac lodge n Il. o. p, in
! itiated two candidates In their rooms
on South street last evening.
Merritt Rudd of the west part of the
town Is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Charles l.. Burt of Gage street.
Miss Beatrice Mattison of Pownal
Is the guest of her cousin Miss
Bessie Green of Morgan street
Nothing more satisfactory than
DedtlHS ClOSe Bdut vi SIOqucl'
lGriswold has good line at popular
prices.
Over $50 were out for the rehearsal
of Captain Eddy's "Parada' In the Y.
NJ. c. A. gymnasium Friday afternoon
and evening.
The Musical romance to have been
) given in the Young Woman's club
rooms will be changed TO the Y. NJ. G.
A rooms on next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mattison who has been guest
of her sister Mrs. Charles Barnes OF
: Pleasant street for the past few days re
turned to her home in New Berlin to-
day.
The first consignment OF local straw
berries was received in the village
market this morning They are sell
ing for Is cents basket or two for a
quarter.
The first corner fakir Of the season
was In town Friday night with his usu
}al bargains and tricks. He drew a
good crowd and many were 'stung"
as usual.
About IL of the Y M. G.. A. boys
accompanied by the physical director
left Friday evening for a hike &c
North Adams. They will return Sat
urday afternoon
The Congregational C. L. meeting
will be omitted tomorrow and on ac
count of the Sunday school concert in
the afternoon there will be no evening
. preaching service.
S. c. Whipple of Burlington, sup
erintendent of the work on the new
Episcopal church, is in town. The
work of plastering the interior has
been begun already.
Services In St Peters chapel
! Trinity Sunday, Holy Communion 7:3,
morning prayer and sermon 10:3O
Sunday school II. Evening prayer
, 1880. All are cordially invited tc
these services. Seats are free.
Company X. V. n. G., will go on a
. hike at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning
They will return at 4 o'clock and give
an exhibition of the guard mount al
| the soldiers home. The band will be
. in attendance and will play for the
exercises.
Mrs. Dorothy Waite. aged sc years
died at the home of her son, lshmaI
. Waite in North SALISBURY Thursday
!. The funeral was held from the hous'
y this afternoon at o'clock, Rev. Mr.
J. Cashmere, pastor of the Methods
g church in SALISBURY ofticiated. Th'
:. burial was in the Maple hill cemetery
Z Morning service at 'hte NJ. f. churcl
" at 1920. Being children's day tn
Is pastor, Rev. II. S. Rowe, will preacl
y with reference to the day and its pun
5 pose. Sunday school at II noon. Tn
: Sunday school will give the annua
I children's day concert at 8 p. m. AL
are cordially invited. No evening ser
vice.