The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-02
BENNINGTON RRIEES.
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Buay Readers

Mrs. D. A. Baldwin Of SALISBURY Is
spending few days IN town.
Reubin Armstrong of Hoosick Falls
was a visitor in town Tuesday.
Alfred Barnes Of Jefferson avenue
is confined to the house by illness.
Attorney Charles s. Chase of Brat
tleboro is in town to attend court
NJ. Mosley of White Creek is regis
tered at the Putnam House today
Edward Higgins of Main street was
in North Adams Tuesday on business.
Miss Eldredge Nevis of Maple St,
is confined to the house by serious
illness.
Charles Wilson of Hoosick a former
resident of this town, was a visitor
here today,
The regular meeting of Mt. Anthony
Chapter No. Order Eastern Star will
meet this evening.
H. C. Roster and A. NJ Torrance
went to New York Tuesday evening
on business trip.
The st. Francis de Sales choir will
meet for rehearsal this evening at
1880 at the home of John II Daley.
Popular priced holiday goods TO- %,
80 and S1.00 is what people are look
ing for this year. Ramsdell has them.
Miss Katherine Quinlan and Mar
garet Loughlin of Grant street visited
Miss Mary Loughlin in Woodford
Tuesday,
There was a large and enthusiastic
attendance at the regular meeting of
the young ladies' class at the Y. NJ
&C.. A. gymnasium Tuesday evening.
The regular meeting of the H. w.
Putnam Hose company which was
postponed Tuesday on account of the
show will be held Thursday evening
at the usual hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Hemmway
are guests of Judge and Mrs. b. II.
Holden. Mr.. Heminway is attorney
general of the Hawaiian Islands and
lives at Honolulu
Word received from Mrs. H. NJ. Bias.
set who has been undergoing treat
ment in the Troy City hospital for
several weeks that she is improving
as fast as can be expected.
William Hill Of Park street has Ia
ken the contract for painting the in
terror of the new monument house at
Bennington Center and will probably
begin work there next week.
The Y. NJ. c. A. senior gymnasium
class will hold its first meeting under
the new arrangement tomorrow even
ing at the usual hour. Every mem
| Der should be present so all may have
chance in meriting the different of
fees.
An attractive program is being ar
ranged for the play Sowing WilC
Oats" II will be in regular theatre
form containing cuts from the play OF
nearly every page. 1t is hoped by tn,
committe that they will be aided by
many unique advertisements.
The regular annual memorial ser
vice of Bennington lodge. No. 567 b
p. o. Elks will be held IN Foresters
hall Sunday evening at $3.50. Tn,
memorial committee will hold meet
| ing this evening for the purpose o
making the final arrangements.
New pictures and songs at Llbrar,
theatre today Features are "Th'
Army Of Two depicting interesting oC
currences during the American RevC
luton" and The Bridge OF Signs Il
a good drama A big program and
good show Don't miss seeing it.
A class Of candidates was initiate
at the regular meeting of the 81
Catherine court, Union of st. John tn
Baptist Tuesday evening. The of
GERS for the ensuing year were ais
nominated and elected. They ar
without exception the same as las
year.
During the past few days Loui
Brothers, a private in the Third ba
terry was admitted to the Soldier
home from Burlington. Louis Goo
win, private in Co. G., 18th Vernon
regiment, was also admitted. Con
rades Thomas Baker, Francis Shat
Francis St. John and Fred G. Barnar
were re-admitted.
The next professional play booke
by Manager Wood for the opera nous
is THE Gay Musician" for Ntonda
evening, December 81. This fairou
musical comedy Is playing this who
week to packed houses in Washingto
ID. C., Il will be the first comic opeI
at the. opera house this season and
sure TO play TO full house.
The remains Of Mrs. Anna Fultc
arrived here Tuesday afternoon fro
Il Rutland for burial. Mrs. Fulton va
formerly Miss Anna Cook and was co
H nected with the local postofilce f
several years. The burial was In II
II Cook family lot In the village Gem
terry. Mrs. T. J. Tiffany and so
II George and d. c. Pierce of Rutlan
accompanied the remains.
Strange as It may seem about Nv
thirds OF those composing the packe
house which attended the return q
gagement of THE Man OF the Houl
at the opera house Tuesday eyenir
were out OF town people This IA,
seems to emphasize the oft heard G
preston that the Bennington poop
don't know q good thing when the
see It." Hoosick Falls sent the Ia
gest delegation, nearly 20 being ire
ent from the moving machine town
The New York department of agI
culture will hold n farmers meeth
in the municipal building at HoosiC
Falls December Z to be conducted I
Thomas b. Wilson. There will be I
admission fee. A number OF speaker
will take part and such topics as "Ti
care of the apple orchard "Fru
for Home use" Problems of n
Dairy farm" Modern potato Gu
III tnrn Wprnnf Ia nnultrV" NOi