The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

conrad schwartz Is IN Albany To- /
day ON business.
N. Noveck is in New York for few
days on business.
Joseph Mcclure Of Mill street is Wis.
iting friends in Center Berlin.
A. ]. Jordan of North Adams visited |
friends in town over Sunday
Mrs. John V. D. S. Merrill of Ben
nington Center is in Troy today,
Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Hutchins are
spending a few days in New York
John Eddington of Gage street is
spending the day in Troy on business.
Col. Thomas Harmon of the Soldiers
Home is in Albany today on business.
Mrs George f. Graves returned Sat
urday from visit in Plainheld, n. j.
Mrs E. ]. Tiffany and daughter
Gracia are spending the day in Troy.
j. Ed Walbridge has closed Camp
LOafmore at Ferndale for the win
ter
Robert Bentley has resigned his
position in the Yale restaurant on
North street.
Do you know anything about that
live turkey at Academy hall Thanks
giving eve
Mrs. John Temple of Gage street
visited her SON Thomas Temple in
Releigh, n. Y
Miss Stella Hicks of North Adams
is a guest Of Mrs S. H. lockwood of
Union street.
Conductor James Judge and Mat
/, thew Dryer spent Sunday at their
home in Rutland.
Edward Tacy of Troy and Frank
Tacy of SALISBURY visited friends in
town over Sunday.
Mrs. Clement H. Cone returned Sat
urday from Troy where she has been
| spending a few days.
Mrs. William r. Graves will close
her home at Bennington Center about
the first Of December.
Joseph Coyne Of Union street has
accepted a position in Pittsfield on
the new Maplewood hotel
: Miss Mary Hogan OF Depot street is
able to be out after being confined to
the house by illness a week.
Representative S. NJ. Bowles of
Woodford was in town Saturday on
r his way home from Montpelier.
Il Bennington Grange will hold hand
D kerchief bazaar Tuesday, December
d afternoon and evening at G.. A. X.
, hall
e The Y NJ. c. A. business mems
s gymnasium class will hold its regular
b session tomorrow from 1870 to o.
{ clock
II Miss Athena Gauthier Of Glens Falls
e has come to this town to live with
a her aunt, Mrs. w. f. Peltier Of PARK
e street.
e Mrs. James +. Burke Of Grandyiev
IS street has returned from Brooklyn
d where she has been spending seyera
days visiting relatives.
Miss May Stackpole pleasantly en-
tertained n number OF friends at he
home on Webb street Friday evening
r Refreshments were served.
"a Harry Willoughby returned TO Mid
~ dlebury this morning whore he ha
= been working for several days afte
~ spending Sunday here at his home
y. Gustavus A. Goodrich OF Hoosicl
a Falls and Major Goodrich Of Schagh
Id ticoke spent Sunday with their sister
or Mrs. L. T. Laparle Of Pleasant street
Alanson Wilcox OF Jefferson avenu
= fell from the step Of his house Sun
day and broke his arm. On accoun
Of his advanced age his recovery vii
be necessarily very slow
There will be an old fashione
Thanksgiving dance In Woodmen'
hall Thanksgiving eve. Everybody IT
|, yited Frazers orchestra will furnis
music. Come and have a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Asher wi
hold regular evengelistic service a
, the Putnam House barroom this CIV,
ming Mrs. Asher will play selection
on an organ which was presented {
|, her by a hotel man In St Pauk
|, Walter Durham has moved his fan
lily from the south part OF the yillag
to the Potter farm ON Mount Anthem
, In order TO be near his work. lie
now building a bungalow for James
Colgate on the southwest side OF NJ
, Anthony.
There will be an exhibition OF N
regular school work at the Cobh
J stone school house at Benningto
, Falls on Tuesday afternoon, Nov .
from 2 10 4 o'clock All parents an
friends are especially invited TO Wis
the school and inspect the work
the pupils
Z In order to accommodate The ma
J agcment OF Prof. D6ring's dancir
. class the young ladies' gymnasiu
Y class az the Y. VI. G. a. will meet ho
after ON Tuesday instead OF Wedne
day evening. The clerks class W
. meet ON Wednesday evening inste'
a OF Tuesday
a The official report Of the Troy ct
Z health Office TO the commissioner
v public safety. Francis y. Mann. j
q for the month of October shows th
/. the total number OF deaths to bee /
y as compared with 1871 In 1906 and /
q In 1907. Fourteen deaths were cat
!. ed by pneumonia aud eight by CO
y sumption
d Food sale az Gil Main street y
n member the place. remember the da
Wednesday. Nov %, the day beto
u Thanksgiving. You will want one
y those English plum puddings or
Y cent fruit pudding. sufficient to ser
u Eve people. We have fruit cal
81 home made candy. mlnce meat In bu