The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-06-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


NcWa VI tfc oWu anu vifu8c t0i0
Briefly for Buoy Readers.
George Albro wasjn Greenwich over
Sunday.
Miss Bessie Mattison OF Riverside
spent yesterday In Troy.
William ID. Hawks Jr., left Monday
afternoon for short visit In Troy.
Tie White Grow Inn at Camp Com
fort VIII open tomorrow for the sea
son.
Emmett Murphy OF the Harriet VIII
liams Co., Of Troy is visiting George
Morse.
l.. b. Waters of Troy is staying at
Moses Wilson's In the south part of
the town.
Mrs II. e. Wood OF Hoosick Falls
Is visiting at e. ID. Hicks OF the Beech
street road.
Miss Elizabeth McDermott has re-
signed her position as clerk at Il. X.
Harris store.
Eugene Scott OF Great harrington,
Mass, was Z guest OF B. A. Quinlan
and family Monday.
Miss Amy Harbour spent Saturday
and Sunday In Pownal, the guest OF
Miss Mildred Hicks.
Harry L. Moses OF Union street
spent Sunday with friends In Half
MooD.on.the Hudson.
Walter Strunk has resumed his
duties at Harris after weeks vaca-
ton spent camping at Sucker pond.
Charles Daley OF Schenectady was
In town Monday evening to attend the
commencement exercises OF the high
school.
Miss Catherine Chadwick OF Troy is
spending couple of weeks In town
as the guest of the Misses McCue on
Park street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph A. Jones of
North Bennington spent Sunday In
town as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel b. Hail.
! Rev. Philip Schuyler left Monday to
attend retreat for Episcopal clergy
which is being held this week In the
cathedral i'm Albany.
Walter Shirving who has been at
the American house for the past few
months returned to his home I'm
Green Island Monday.
| Miss Margaret Richmond returned
TO her home In Troy Monday after
spending Sunday in town as the guest
OF Miss Elizabeth McDermott.
| Harold Stull of the Renssel aer Poly.
thecnic Institute 10 Troy Is spending
few days In town as guest at the
home OF John McCue on Park street.
The Berkshire Hills parlor car will
run ON Sunday this year. The fair Is
% cents extra TO North Adams. To
Great harrington the fare one way Is
sl40.
All Sons of Veterans are requested
to meet at G. A. r. Hall Thursday,
June 20 at l p. IN. for the purpose Of
attending the funeral Of brother VIM.
II. Sears.
Mrs. w. j. Mackey OF Blackinton
attended the commencement exercises
OF the high school Monday evening
and was the guest Of b. A. Quinlan
and family.
An important meeting of the Second
Congregational Ladies' Aid society is
called for Wednesday afternoon at S
o'clock. Meeting In the chapel. A
full attendance Is desired.
The new time table for the summer
went into effect Sunday Some in
conveniences to passengers was caus-
ed Monday by not being correctly in.
formed. The new uptodate time Ia
bles are now out
A number OF farmers have started
haying this week and report the crop
to be In good condition for cutting.
The crop is about two weeks earlier
than usual and will probably be a lit
tie above the average.
Moses J. Dupuis OF Middletown. Ct,
was the guest Of his sister, Mrs. DAY.
Id Murray of Pleasant street over
Sunday. Monday afternoon he left
for Manchester to visit at his home
IN that town. He was formerly res.
ident of this town.
Request is made that all having
copies Of Laudes Domini, the hymn
book In use at the Second Congrega-
tional church, kindly see that the
books are returned to the church this
week. The books may be left at the
chapel or the parsonage.
! Thriving fish market doing a bust
ness of $4,000 to $4,000 per year
splendid location. best reasons for
selling, possession given at once. All
! the stock fixtures, l horse, 2 wagons
harnesses, set single sleighs, ton
OF hay and all tools. Price only
S1O50. lockwood & Howe.
Remember the musical recital to
. night In the new auditorium OF the
Second Congregational church. James
NJ, Chambers of North Adams. organ
: list; Joseph T. Hunter of Pittsfield
baritone soloist. Mrs. r. 2. Battles
Z and Il. G. Bennett also have sole
parts; Mrs. G. w. Keeseman. &C
companist. The hour is s o'clock.
!, The Carpenter District school O,
Pownal closed last Friday for the
summer vacation. The pupils with
their teacher, Miss Irene NJ. Mattison
OF North Bennington held a picnic ir
, Maple Grove to celebrate the event
Among those from out OF town were
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hill Of Shafts
bury, Mrs. George d. Mattison, Miss
Belzora r, Mattison, Miss Mary Mat
: tison, Kenneth and Gaylord Madison
, Huling Ellsworth Of North Benning
I ton. Much credit is due to the tea
cher as the pupils did finely in speak