The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.


Nsws Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers
Get your mems and ladies under
wear at fire sale prices at Novecks.
Go and see The Little Cripple" at
the Library theatre tonight, and Satur-
day night.
Mrs. George F Graves returned
from a weeks visit in New York Thurs
day afternoon.
You can get at the fire sale at No
weeks soc waists for l5c just slightly
soiled by water
Harry Short has moved his family
from the Morse farm to tenement on
lower Gage street.
For Saturday another special lot OF
carnations at so cents per doz. at The
School st. Greenhouses. 't2
For Friday and Saturday only 15c
cans of corn 8 for 25c al b. Cantors
North street grocery store. lStz
Louis Lyons and George Morse OF
Greenfield, Mass. are spending week
with relatives in the village
Misses Eliza and Bridge Gunshann-
on are making extensive repairs and
alterations on their home on Park
street
George Sweet of Bennington center
will work for Arthur Holden of Monu-
ment avenue during the coming sum-
mer.
Young Woman's club will hold a
hash supper in their rooms Saturday
evening at o'clock on the European
plan.
w. C. Firths barber shop is now
temporarily located in the basement
under Jensen's tailor shop, across the
street from the Banner Office. 1918
Mrs. John H. Kelso will dispose of
furniture, tinware and other household
goods at auction Monday afternoon,
March 80 at o'clock at 7O2 Main st.
17t3
Mrs. A. j. Holden and family who
have been spending the winter at the
home of her parents in California, ex-
pect to return home about the middle
OF next month.
Miss Catherine Kelly of Lincoln st.
and niece, Miss Dorothy Hart left to-
day for Troy to visit Mrs. Thomas
Kierce. Miss Hart will remain in
Troy where she has accepted posi-
ton in millinery house.
Arthur J. Holden is making extern
sive repairs on his residence on Monu-
being laid in many of the rooms and
most of them have been newly paper
ed and painted.
John OMara formerly of this town
but now residing In Troy spent Thurs
day here as the guest of his sister,
Mrs. James Cone of Bennington Cen
ter. This was Mr.. O'Mara's first visit
here in over nine years.
Mrs f. B. Hyde fell down stairs at
her home on Grand View st. Thursday
morning and sustained broken an
kle. AS a result she will be confined
to the house for some time as the
break is considered quite serious.
Edward, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Ransom of Pleasant, street
fell recently and hurt his knee quite
badly. He is now unable to walk and
It is feared ii will be some time before
he will be able to get around much.
The warm southeast wind which
blew SO hard Thursday afternoon anC
evening took off most of the old snow
which still remained piled around thu
fences and walks in the outside dis
tricts. There Is now practically NJ
snow around except on the mountains
The Baptist home meetings tomor
row evening will be held at the home
of Henry Bushee, 235 North street
William H. Warn, PIT Bradford street
Mrs. W. W. Sherman, lis l}rancI
street, Mrs. w. H. Snow. Branch 81
extension. These will be the last O
a series of seventeen meetings an
it is hoped they may be largely atten
ed. The hour is TAO y. m.