The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-02
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
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Wednesday.
Nat Y. Smith of Union street Is con-
fined to the house by illness.
See the display OF fashionable MILL
merry in the show window at Leyin's.
Mrs. Thomas Whitman OF Imperial
avenue Is confined to the house by III.
ness.
II. N. Williams OF Elm street has re.
turned from short visit with friends
In Dorset.
Miss Mary Welles has returned from
Schenectady where she has been Wis
iting her mother.
Col. A. M. Downs is making SOME re-
pairs on Mrs Robert Coifeys house on
Grandview street.
John Mattison OF North street is
spending several days at his farm In
North SALISBURY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barnes OF
Pleasant street are spending the day
in Troy and Albany.
See the grand display Of fashionable
millinery at the opening Of Levin's
new millinery parlor.
Mrs. Joseph Camp who has been Wis
| iting relatives In town has returned
to her home in Pittsfield.
Roger G. Ramsdell left this morning
to spend few days with his aunt,
Mrs. ]. b. Stone In Pittsfield.
Mrs. Joseph kumb of Division street
who has been quite III of diphtherla
for the past week, is now improving.
The lady who left fox nun at n.
Noveck's store may have same by call.
ing at his store and paying for this
adv
Mr. and Mrs. Myron II. Woodland OF
Webb street are visiting their daugh
ter, Mrs. Frank Burgess In Bridgeport,
Conn.
For sale:-Kitchen range, new last
fall; plush upholstered parlor set
Call after 8 on Saturday, 2lO Sanford
street.
William J. Hicks and Freeman How
ard OF SALISBURY are In North Adams
today attending the auction Of horses
on the Ballou farm.
Walter Vail Is moving from the
North Bennington road near thu
covered bridge into DR.. w. e. Put
mans tenement on Dewey street
Miss Florence HOLSTER, teacher
In Half Moon on .the-Huds0n, Is visit
ing at the home of her aunt, Mrs. An
drew HOLSTER OF Pleasant street.
There will be a match game between
the local lodge OF Elks and the Hoos
lex Falls lodge In the Corbett- GrennaI
alleys Friday evening at o'clock.
The Methodists are trying to al
! range with the several Williams co
lege clubs to give musical and con
cert In Bennington In the near future
There will be an interesting baske
ball game tomorrow evening In tn
Neighborhood House between the lOca
Y. NJ. c. A. and the Bennington Fall
teams.
Harold the young son Of Il. T. Girls
void fell on a hot stove yesterday an
suffered painful burns on his face.
was a narrow escape from a seriou
injury.
Perhaps the first blowing to be don
thi year was an acre pl0wed by Robel
Gardner In the south part Of the tow
The frost was out well and plowed u
in good shape.
Easter millinery opening Saturda
and Monday, April 4 and 6 at the Sill
perley millinery parlors at 81 IVES
Main street. formerly occupied by tn
late C. s. Keyes. 23t
A cordial invitation Is extended
every lady in Bennington to attend tn
grand opening exhibition Of fashion
able millinery at Levin's today. Frida
Saturday and all next week.
Fifteen couple attended the privat
dance given by the Epsilon kapp
fraternity in Forester's hall Wedne.
day evening. Goldsmith's Orchestr
furnished the music. The dance prove
to be one or the principal social event
Of the season.
lockwood & Howe. real estate dea
ers have sold for George W. Walwort
his residence In North Bennington tina
he now occupies to Herbert s. Wa
bridge. Mr.. Walbridge takes possess
ion Immediately
The Junior Endeavor society Of tn
Second Congregational church wi
give q play Friday evening at I:3
The name of the play Is Ten Dollars,
and there will be candy sale afte
the entertainment.
Mrs. Ida Wood and daughter, Mab'
will move into the house now Occupie
by Mr.. and Mrs. H. l. Hover on Valel
tine street about the last of the montl
The Hovers will then move to Unto
street In the house now occupied b
Mrs. w. c. HOLSTER
The Methodist Baraca bowling tea
defeated q picked team at the Y. Nj.
A. alleys Wednesday evening In
game with duck pins. The total II
the strings and game were as follows
Methodist, 434, 439, 4l0-12S'
Picked team, 1872, 42O. 445-1247 Ma
tison had high roll of l0S.
II. w. Myers, Gilbert II. Ranso
and father, Samuel NOyes, Morr
n Levin, Rollin Taylor. Elmer Rudd
iC Cornell. C. Il. Galusha, Herbert MI