The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

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Father Mallet of Dorset is the guest |
of Rev. A. J. Barron.
n. Noveck has gone to New York to |
buy his spring goods.
Rev. DIR. Rowley spent last night |
with his son in Hoosick Falls.
Mart Green, the custodian of Sucker
pond called on friends in town Tues
day
Miss Packard of Troy is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Packard of
Main street.
Daniel Duel, an employee on the Col
gate farm left this morning for visit
In Granville.
Miss Florence Whittier has returned
from visit to Lowell and will leave
today for Barre.
Mrs. Lemuel Bottum of Gage street
has returned from a weeks visit with
relatives in Arlington.
| John Robinson of SALISBURY is the
| guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Murray
| OF Gage street tllS Weeh'
| w. l.. Gokay and DR.. R. E. Grennan
are in New York attending meeting
of the dental association.
Miss Caroline Shuffleton of East Ar
| lington Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
| John Powers of Elm street.
! Misses Mamie and Theresa Phalen
returned Tuesday from short visit in
North Adams and Pittsfield.
Miss Mclaughlin and Miss Hutton
gave Miss Carpenters school very
pleasant surprise on ST. Patrick's day.
Contractor Judson Andrews has bro
ken ground for a new house on lmper-
ial avenue which he will occupy him
self
George Moulds of New Jersey has
purchased the Cornelius Davenport
farm in the southeast part of the
town.
Frank Belisle who is employed on a
lumber job in Nottingham is spending
few days with his family on Dewey
street
Reuben Austin and George Arm
strong of Hoosick Falls were the
guests Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Emory
s. Harris.
During the illness Of the forelady
Miss Agnes Horton of North Benning'
ton. Miss Anna Fitzgerald is looking
after her work.
The Epworth League business meet
ing will be held at the NJ. r. church
Thursday evening at the close OF the
prayer meeting.
On account of the entertainment III
| Academy hall there will be no Lenten
devotions at st. Francis de Sales
church this evening.
| Miss Emily Corsiglia has gone &c
the Samaritan hospital where she vii
undergo an operation for appendicitis
on Friday morning.
The refrigerator companies in NORTH
Adams and Rutland have raised the
price of beef one dollar hundred u
local retail dealers.
Remember the supper THURSDAY
night in n. Il. O. P. hall from unit
S. Ham, salad, beans and all the othel
fixjugs that go with it. Is cents.
Miss Mary WEIGH who MAS tt ta..
part in the emf et''a'lidf II ut i'ahK RAJ
at North Bennington last night vat
unable to do so on account OF Illness
All members Of the senior gymnas
ium class are requested to be on han'
for carnival practice in the \. NJ Z.
| gymnasium this evening, Friday ant
Saturday nights.
II Miss Catherine Murphy OF Bennine
| ton Center who has been spending
| few DAYS with her cousin, Mrs. Free
| Rickert of New Brunswick, n. j., re
turned Tuesday evening.
There was a good attendance at tn
dancing class and assembly in Fol
esters' hall Tuesday evening. The Ia
dies received Irish flags as favors an
the gentlemen shamrocks
III The girls high school basket ba
team will play team representing IN
Young Womans club in the Y. M. I
A. gymnasium Friday evening, Marc
90. Ladies only will be admitted.
| There will be a special meeting Q
| the X. of c. in their rooms on Mort
street Thursday evening at s o'clocl
| The first degree will be worked on
| number of candidates at this meeting
/ Albert Johnson who has been tn
guest of Mr. and Mrs Fl. p. WOodma
of Grandview street has returned
| his home at Averill Park. Mrs. JON
son and son will remain in town som
time longer
Miss Josie Weed died at the tow
farm last night. Miss Weed was
inmate of the town farm for abol
three years The funeral will be hel
Thursday afternoon at 3 O'Clock, Re
Frank r. Morris officiating.
Oxygen gas is one of natures bleac
ing agents. Apply to the skin In Pc
oxide Cream. 1t clears the pores
all impurities and produces riC
Wilderness that is not to be secured
any other means 25 cents per ia
For sale at Quinlan's Pharmacy
The train on which AL. Temple an
family came from Mankato, Mimi, W;
six hours late on reaching Albany, d
laying their arrival in town until mi
night. After visiting short time
town Mr.. Temple will go to Sale
where he will take a position in
knitting mill.
The March issue of the Roarii
Branch is now out. This Is the mr.
number gotten out by the new editori
board The issue contains many int
esting series as usual. The makeup
changed so that the appearance OF q
paper is much improved A new c
has also been added.
School work exhibition at the lar
schoolhouse open both tonight al