The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-02-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Told
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James Ellis is the guest Of friends
In Adams.
Louis Waite of Branch street is
seriously Ill.
Orchestra music for dancing in N.
E. o. p. hall at the Bazaar.
Morris Levin and Oscar Berg were
in North Adams Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Lewis Eddington of Gage street
is recovering from an attack of the
measles.
s. r. Kramer. train master Of the
Rutland railroad was In town Tuesday
on business.
Remember that Feb. 20, 81 and %
are the dates when for 10 cents you
can get barrel of fun.
The intermediate basket ball team
of the local Y nj. G. A. will go to
North Adams this evening to play a
junior team in that city.
Miss. Mildred Newmayer returned
to her studies at Burr and Burton
seminary Tuesday after spending a
few days at her home here.
DR.. H. G. Lewis of North Adams is
in charge of the Office of his son, DR..
d. K. Lewis while the latter attends
his college alumni meeting.
Clinton E. Russell of the Colgate
farm who has been III of the grip for
tho favp do &c, al 80 10 T..
very serious condition at present.
Divisions c and d of the Congre.
gational church held a social and
business meeting at the home of Mrs.
H. S. Bingham this afternoon at three
o'clock.
All the alumni of the Bennington
high school are earnestly requested to
meet at the home of II. s. Pratt,
on Washington avenue on Wednesday
evening, Feb. 10 at s o'clock S4t4
Look for the little house over the
door that says on its window, Wal
loomsac lodge, N. h. 0. p. There is
where the fun will reign supreme,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights.
William j. Daley of Brattleboro is
in town on business connected with
the accounts of the late County Clerk
Harry t. Cushman, which during the
latter's long illness, became somewhat
involved.
Just around the corner, the first
block from the postofiice, Feb. 20, q
and b. bazaar and carnival. Dancing
free every night; change of refresh,
ments every night and change of mus
ical program.
o. X Wyman, one Of the Oldest re.
sidents Of the town. who has been
seriously III at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. Wright of North Adams
is reported to be gaining during the
past few days.
b. B. Butt, the telephone lineman
who broke his leg at North Adams
while moving poles, was well known
in Bennington, having frequently had
charge of the New England construc.
ton work here.
An interesting wrestling match will
take place in the Y. NJ. C. A. Friday
evening of this week. The contest
ants are Ernest Charland of New
Britain, Conn, the champion wrestler
of his state and John A. Aspinall ply
steal director of the local association.
Mr.. Asphalt has won many honors on
the wrestling mat and the match
should prove very interesting to all
lovers of this manly sport.
| j. II. Don Court moving picture com
pany opened five night engagement
at Library theatre last night to good
business. The pictures were not as
clear as they should have been and
the trouble was in the lens which will
be adjusted at the performance to-
night as Mr. Don Court left on the
midnight train for New York to
change the lens and the best Of pic.
lures ara promised for tonight