The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

A. j. Cooper IL In Troy today.
Easter novelties at Griswold's.
IL. c. Roster is In Troy today on bus.
mess.
Fred Jacobs started to work on the
Colgate farms today.
Regular meeting OF Monument lodge
X. Of p. this evening.
Mrs. A. X. Richie left Tuesday for
visit In Philadelphia.
Columbia, Edison and Victor talking
machines At Griswold's,
8. II. Stevens OF Manchester Depot
was In town Tuesday on business.
Miss Ethel G. -Sibley OF Park street
has returned from visit In Troy.
Dewey Durham of North Bennington
is working at the local railway station.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cullinan left
this noon for short visit In Albany
Mrs. C. w. Thatcher Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. J. Elmer Ayres in
Oneida, N. Y.
The Epsilon Kappa fraternity will
hold a private dance in the Forestexs'
hall this evening.
Walter Hayes, a student in the Uni.
versity OF Vermont is spending the
spring vacation at his home on Gage
street.
Joseph Stockwell started work today
for NJ. 7. Hamlen and will live In one
OF Mr.. Hamlen's tenements on Nor.
gan street.
William Hicks Is running his own
milk wagon now after being Off for a
year, during which time Joseph Stock
well had charge Of 1t.
Mrs. Carrie Robinson who has been
assisting the pastor of the Baptist
church and Saturday went to Burling
ton. has returned here again for few
days.
John Toomey Of Gage street is rails
ing tenement house and moving o
barn for Mr. Tudor who owns the JOIN
Robinson farm in the south part o.
the town.
Mrs. Almon r. Sweet pleasantly en-
tertained a few friends at her home or
School street Tuesday evening. Games
were played and light refreshment,
were served.
There will be match game Frida.
evening between the Brunswicks ant
the Y. NJ. c. A. bowling. teams in the
formers alleys. This Is the thirt
game in series OF six between thu
two teams.
The listers started their duties thi,
morning and will be at work severa
days getting out the grand list Of tn,
town. Lister II. b. Hutchins is work
ing In North Remington today.
The funeral of Mrs. Hamilton Stew
art who died at her home In Blackin
ton. Mass. Monday will be held from
the house Thursday morning at 10 o
clock. The body will be brought L
North Pownal for burial.
Mrs. Harry Harbour of Branch stree
was taken to the Albany City hospita
this noon to undergo an operation 70
peritonitis. Mrs. Harbour has been Il
for some time of pleurisy and he
present disease is the result Of this.
lockwood & Howe, real estate dea
ers. have sold for John Evans tw
building lots in Allendale Park to Et
ward LaFlamme who will at once b,
gin the erection OF house thereon.
A pleasing feature at the privat
dancing class Tuesday evening was tn
vocal selections rendered by the l..
ric male quartette OF North Adam
Their numbers were well selected an
: they were obliged TO respond to sever;
7 hearty encores.
Mrs. Margaret Laren OF Pratt stree
entertained number OF friends at hi
home Tuesday evening In honor Of he
daughter, Mrs. Warren Waite {
Springfield who Is visiting here no,
Refreshments were served and an e
joyable evening spent.
Rev. George W. Moody OF HoOsic
Falls will preach at the special revi
8 al service at the Methodist church tn
evening at 1880. A large audient
, greeted Mr.. Thompson last night an
. his sermon was greatly enjoyed.
, sur to hear Mr.. Moody this evening.
cordial invitation to all.
S There was very good attendance
e the concert given by the Lyric Ma
,uartet of North Adams In the G. A.
e hall Tuesday evening. The songs we
S .ei seiected and greatly pleased Il
n audience. The quartet Is composed
Thomas Montieth. Harry Garstan
d Fred Reagan, Maurice Phillips, wi
!. Philip Chesbro accompanist.
r Frank Hervey is visiting at Il
l. home OF his parents, Mr., and MI
J. Frank n. Hervey Of Main street aft
serving four years term in the nav
9 Most of the time he has been station'
between Portsmouth navy yard al
Colon in Panama. Mr.. Hervey has
l. very good record and Is able to 81
] a very interesting account OF his 81
d vice.