The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-06-16
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

'~'y W. SNsy VSsse's
Timothy o'Neil of Troy was In town
Monday.
Mrs. Fred d. Burt is spending a
week In Cambridge.
Dancing at the Foresters hall this
evening from 8 to |.
Patrick Riley of Park street has re-
turned from visit In New York
Il. J. Morrissey OF Dewey street is
spending a few days In New York.
Mrs. Richard Burke OF Dewey street
is recovering slowly from her recent
illness.
Frank Rudd of Union street has
taken position as driver for II. p.
Woodman.
have returned from a short visit with
friends in North Adams
Miss c. MacGregor OF Glasgow,
Scotland is spending the summer with
| friends at Bennington Centre.
There will be a meeting of the
Young Womans club tomorrow even
ing at their rooms on South street
N. Noveck is raising the roof on
his residence on Union street. Frank
Butterfield and men are doing the
work.
Miriam Rebekah lodge initiated six
| Monday evening. There was a large
| al ap Ianpn an1 a flor thn Wnrk rafrag h..
ments were served.
Louis A. Graves has purchased a
six cylinder touring car OF the
Stevens-Duryea make. The purchase
was made through +. l.. Bottum.
Fred Cullinan. proprietor of the
Arlington house returned to his home
in Arlington after paying short visit
with his sister, Mrs George w. Will
lams.
Miss Mary Casey of Main street left
this morning for New York where she
expects to meet two cousins who are
10 arrive from Ireland OH the steamer
Majestic which is due in New York
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Hart, daughter
Hazel and Mrs. John S. Holden left
this morning in an auto for North Ad
ams. Miss Hart went from there by
)rail to Deep River. Conn, 10 attend
n wedding.
A. ID. s. Hair Revivor is a scalp and
hair tonic that makes and keeps the
scalp clean and hair growing. 1t de
stroys the germs of dandruff and
furnishes nourishment to the hair
folicles. Price so cents per bottle
at Quinlan's pharmacy SGT
Letters received here from Irwin
Berg, formerly pardner in the Ben
nington meat market on River street
but who is now residing In San Fran
cisco state that he is now employed
as government meat inspector I'm that
city and is very prosperous.
The Y. NJ. c. A. baseball team has
two games scheduled. On next Sat
urday they will play return game on
the athletic field with the Eagles Of
SALISBURY. Saturday. June 81, the
Williamstown Foresters team will
play their first game with the loca
team.
An innovation has been inaugurated
this week in the form of an evening
milk route from the "Tusculum Farm
of 7. Mcclure Peters. Mr.. Peters has
just completed the construction of 9
new milkhouse at the farm and ha.
had cattle. stables and surrounding
thoroughly inspected by veterinary
who pronounced the conditions all that
could be desired
The surveyors map OF section "a
of the Bennington Park Lawn GENE
terry is now completed. 1t shows q
total of l42 lots in this part of the
new cemetery the average size Of
which Is 20 by 20 feet. Two avenues
Prospect and Vista surround this sec
ton. Since the company has bough
the ground they have laid out goot
sum of money and now il is one of the
prettiest places in town.