The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village TOio
Briefly for 1usy Readers.

Briefly for Duay Readers.
Mrs Mary Forgue of School street
is moving to Gage street.
Miss Katherine Kelley of Manches-
ter visited friends in town Tuesday
Edward E. Hart Jr.. is spending a
weeks vacation with relatives in Pal
mer, Mass.
Charles Sweet OF School street is
visiting friends in Boston and Cherry
Valley Mass.
Miss Florence Weld OF the Burgess
road is eonvalescing from her recent
severe illness.
William sibley, engineer on the
branch, is enjoying a couple OF
weeks vacation.
Fred Cullinan OF Arlington has &C.
copied a position as chef with Mrs
George f. Graves.
The Dr. Cutler tenement on silver
street is undergoing repairs. Judson
Andrews is doing the work.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pomeroy of
Agawam, Mass, are guests of rela-
lives in town for a few days.
Chauncey H. Plumb OF North street
left Tuesday afternoon for a few days
visit in Manchester, Poultney and vic
nifty.
Sidney Hotten, secretary OF the Chi
cago Y. NJ. c. A. is spending a few
DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. N. VIII
liams
A So membership will be given to
the one who can read the writing now
on exhibition on the Y. NJ c. A. bull
letin board
The Philathea social which was to
have occurred this evening in the Bap
fist chapel, is postponed to next week
Tuesday evening,
Dorothy, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George II. Cook who has
been seriously i'll, is now better but
not able to sit up yet.
The rummage sale at ia Union st.
will be continued through this even
ing. Many have already taken ad.
vantage of the GOOD bargains offered.
J. NJ. Hyde of the Soldiers Home
has returned from a visit with rela-
tives in gainesville, Ohio and Lansing
Mich. He has been absent for sew
eral weeks.
E. Z. Guilford, expert piano tuner
and regulator, will be in Bennington
every Wednesday, Orders may be
/ L.
Guilford has had 20 years experience.
Miriam lodge. Rebekahs, will go to
Manchester Thursday evening and
have charge Of the degree work on
number of candidates who will re-
ceiye the degrees in that town on
that evening.
Thomas Basin, coachman for Jas
c. Colgate, has probably killed more
woodchucks this year than anyone
else in town. Up to date he has shot
over 20 including the albino now on
exhibition at Griswold's.
Package tags for the purpose of
sending small packages to Pownal
and North Adams can be obtained
| from the cashier at o. NJ Barbers
Office as conductors are not allowed to
accept packages without tags.
The Y. NJ. c. football team will play
team from Blackinton on the athlet-
ic field Saturday 1he game will be
called at 4 o'clock sharp. Admission
gents % cents; ladies' 10 cents and
grammar school boys 10 cents
George Temple was the victim Of
a serious accident Tuesday. While
working in the Vermont Hosiery com
panys mill he slipped and fell down
stairs breaking a finger and receiving
several minor bruises The injury TO
his finger is very painful.
Grace George, who viii soon be
seen in this city In Sardou's comedy,
! "Divorcons," has been credited with
making the artistic hit Of her career
in the role of the young wife Cyp-
rienne Miss George is also the
youngest actress who has ever es-
sayed this role
Don't fail to see the new pictures
and songs at Library threatre today.
Entire new change of program and a
special feature picture Untitled "As
You Like It." This reel is adapted
from the book OF SHAKESPEARE and is a
masterpiece OF film and has been met
with approval wherever exhibited.
Don't fail to see II.