The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-07-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

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Briefly for Busy Readers
Misses Bessie and Clara Andrews
spent Saturday in Troy.
Newell Pratt of Park street spent
Saturday and Sunday in Troy,
Cyrus P. Kellogg of Grove street is
in Woodford this week painting.
Miss Mary KiIroy of School street
has gone to Boston to visit relatives.
p. Richard Cloke OF Brooklyn is
guest Of John II. Daley of Adams st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Laport spent
Sunday with his mother in Proctor
Melvin f. Tolman has taken a posi-
ton on the Isaac Pratt farm on South
street.
Misses Lizzie and Margaret Leahy
OF Stafford street have gone to Utica
to visit relatives.
Miss Evaline Tacy of South Shafts
bury is the guest of Mrs. W. F. Pei
tier of Park street.
Walloomsac lodge N. Z. o. P. de.
gree team will meet in their rooms
lat O'Clock this evening for drill.
Fred Brown accompanied the re-
mains OF his infant son, Edward, to
Shoreham this morning for burial.
Miss Ella Morrissey has resigned
her position In II. M. Ramsdelps
store TO take effect next Saturday
Mrs. E. w. Bradford, Mrs. Frank
returned from Dewey Lodge in Wood
ford.
I Mrs. Frank s. White and daughter
Bessie spent Saturday and Sunday in
Troy as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Beauchamp.
Edward Greenslet and family of
Beech street are visiting at the home
of Nat Smith in the west part Of the
town this week.
The Salvation Army will hold a
Injecting tonight at the Guideboard
school house. Capt. and Mrs. Nat
han will be in charge of the service
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. R
b. Smith died at their home In North
Bennington Monday. The burial viii
be held in the North Bennington
cemetery.
Miss Kate Flatley has resigned hel
position in Cooper's and will act as
maid for Mrs. Taylor of New York
who is staying at the Walloomsac lnn
at Bennington Center.
Am prepared to take cut parties
wishing automobile trips at reason
able rates. Four cylinder Pope Hart
ford touring car. Careful driving
Harold Bottum, telephone 75-L ct;
Mrs. Fannie Mcleod is moving hel
millinery store this week from tbs
Bennett house to the store JUS
above Gibsons grocery store, former
ly occupied by Samuel Rosenberg.
There will be a special business
meeting of the Young Woman's clul
on Wednesday evening at Miss Val
entine's. Members are urgently re
Quested to be present to conside
plans for the trip to Deerfield.
Mrs. w. II. Bradford Mrs. Henri.
T. Cushman and son, Miss Cora Whit
= ney. Miss Dolly Black. Wallinl
Dewey and George Bradford of Gard
ner Mass, have gone TO Little Pom,
Woodford to spend several weeks
The Davenport, Wash, Tribune O
: July 2pd. has the following Mrs
n. A. Burritt and daughter, Mis-
Helene, will leave Monday for BeI
nington, Vt. Mrs. Burritt's forme
: home, and will visit for several week
,, with Mrs. d. Bushnell"
DIR. Wright, specialist of North AZ
ans, will be in his Office only Nor
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays ii
, August i. Office open daily for II
pairing glasses, and making appoin
ments. Telephone, Sand Springs
Williamstown. 1Olt2
, A number of Y. NJ. C. A. boys az
companied by the physical director
j. A. Asphalt, left today for thei
e camp at Dunville They will b
e away until Friday or Saturday. FroT
e the camp they will take hikes
stamford. Mud Pond, etc.
o The Bennington City Band and tn
{ Vermont club will hold a trolley rid
e and dance at Odd Fellows hall 1
S North Adams Friday evening, Jul
+ 10. A special car will leave Benninl
ton at 1915, returning from Mort
, Adams at 1915. Tickets rs cents.
;. 8
d St Peters Sunday school will hay
l. its annual basket picnic at San
d Springs Wednesday. The car wi
: leave the corner of School street
o $3.50 a. m. The congregation is 4
vited, also the parents Of the childre
= Children connected with the Sunda
v school free. Adults will pay the reg
!. lar fare. The Sunday school wi
o close during July and August, reope
a ing the first Sunday in September.
d childrens service will be held eac
n Sunday at IL m.