The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly Tor Busy Readers.

L. Corsigilia was In North Adams
Friday Oh business.
Mrs. A. Bellmore is moving from
Lincoln to Depot street.
Edward Caswell of Springfield visit.
ed friends In town Friday.
George Il. Donnelly was in North
Adams Friday on business.
Frank O'Toole left this morning for
visit with friends In Troy
Easter novelties that appeal to every
pocketbook at Griswolds 36t2
II. ID. Bennett left this morning for
visit with his daughter In New York.
Henry and Dwyer Utman of Sand
Springs were in town Friday visiting
friends.
Fresh line of Easter Candies today
at rs, 20. 40 and so cents. Wards
drug store.
Miss Minnie Cary Of Depot street
has returned from visit with friends
In Washington.
Mrs. David lockwood OF Imperial
avenue Is confined to the house by an
attack of the grip.
The Misses Mildred and Bertha
Moose left this mornong for their
home in Herkimer ~ Y.
Only two tickets were sold for the
excursion to New York Friday. The
round trip fare was $5.05.
Lawrence Sears of A. G.. Sweets
market left this morning for visit
with friends in st. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Therrien, Jr
and family of Montreal are the guests
OF his father on Maple street
w. T. White took a group picture of
the members of the Y. NJ. c. A. Junior
gymnasium class this morning.
Miss Monica Brady of Grove street,
who has been Ill with the grip, is i'm.
proving. but Is not able to be out yet.
Curtis S. Burt of New York arrived
here Friday evening TO spend visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Burt.
Mrs. Patrick Whitney and daughter,
Helen OF Spring street left this morn
ing for visit at her home in Shafts
bury.
Elmer Summersgill of New York ar
rived home Friday night and will
spend Easter with his mother Mrs. T..
J. Tiffany.
A. II. Winslow has received another
supply OF the famous Grimm syrup
cans. Calls are still coming in freely
for these cans.
Forrest Jepson, formerly of this
town is now working in North Adams
as a reporter on the staff of the North
Adams Herald
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Forcier, Miss
Rose Forcier and Ted Langdon left
this morning to spend Sunday with
friends in Rutland.
George Dewey Walker, son OF Mrs.
John Walker, who has been spending
some time at SaXton's River, has re-
turned to his home here.
Miss Harriet Wilcox, who has been
visiting AT the home of DR.. S. r. Will
cox on Main street. returned this
morning to her home in New York.
Republican caucus this evening in
! Foresters hall at s o'clock to elect
delegates to the state and district con
yentions at Burlington April 2S and 20.
A new bay window and numerous
other improvements are being made
on the DR.. Potter tenement on Main
street Joseph Coyne has charge of
the work.
Misses Sarah Flynn, Jennie Thoma-
gre and Marguerite McGovern. who
have been visiting Mrs. Patrick Shea
of Eagle Bridge this week, have re.
turned home.
Miss Katherine Stackpole left this
morning for Boston. Misses Lena
Ineson and Alice Mulligan accom-
panied her to North Adams where
they will spend the day.
Brother Elwell will speak in the
| Salvation .A.rmy hall tonight. Sunday
there will be a special service. Sub.
ject; 1.-THE Romance of The Salvation
Army All are invited to attend.
At the 4 O'Clock services at St
Francis de Sales church Sunday
p. m. Mrs. Mary Healey will sing Bach
Gonnod. Ave Maria and Prof George
c. Wood will play the violin obligato
Mrs. George Miller has moved from
the boarding house on the corner OF
Union and South streets into the
| Cottage hotel and will conduct the
restaurant connected with the hotel
Eleven candidates for the Y. NJ. c.
A. base ball team were out for practice
on the athletic field Friday evening
The meeting which was to have been
held after the practice was indefinitely
postponed.
J. George Hudgins is exhibiting q
new cotton planter at Memphis, Tenn
before the Southern Cotton Growers
association which is meeting in that
city this week and will visit all the
principal cotton sections south before
returning home.
The S. D. Y. have q card social In
G. a. r. hall on Monday evening, il
being the third of the series. Those
receiving invitations may come to all
or are cordially welcome to as many
or few as is convenient for them to at
tend
Bennington Grange had an interest
ing meeting Wednesday evening, Fiy,