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

Col. n. NJ. Puffer is confined TO the
house with the grip.
Charles Kelley of Hoosick Falls is
visiting friends In town.
Mrs. Julia A. Harlow is confined to
the house by an attack of bronchitis.
Wayne Roberts OF Maple street Is
visiting friends in North Adams today.
1t will pay you to look at our suits
before you buy elsewhere.-N. No.
week.
Mrs. Pearsof Maple street who has
been seriously Ill is now convalescing
rapidly.
Mrs. H. B. Hutchins and Mrs. Mary
Hutchins Wilcox are spending the day
in North Adams.
Mrs. German Harrington who fell
on the ice about three weeks ago is
improving slowly.
Mrs, Clark Spencer of School street
is confined to the house by severe
attack OF the grip.
II. b. Hutchins, proprietor of the
Brunswick alleys is In Catskill, y. Y,
today on business.
Principal Jones of the North Ben
nington high school is visiting the
graded school here today
The village schools will close tOmor-
row for weeks vacation before the
opening of the spring term.
Miss May Foster of Boston has re-
turned home after short visit with
relatives on Jefferson avenue.
Mrs. Pears of Maple street who has
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs w.
IC. Houran of Pleasant street.
Mrs. Eleanor Stratton of SHAFT sDury
will make her home with her sister
Mrs. Clarence Morse for the summer
Michael Larkins of Holyoke, Mass
is visiting friends here. Mr. Larkins
was formerly piano agent and tuner
here.
Division c and ID of the CongrePa
[ tional church will met with Mrs. Adei
aide Bingham Friday afternoon at
O'clock.
Master Uric Newmayer who has
been confined TO the house a few days
by an attack of the grip is now allie
to be out.
The funeral OF Miss Josie Weed was
held at the town farm this afternoon
at three o'clock, Rev. Frank r. Morri.
officiating.
/ At Noveck's-Just received fifty
new suits, black and brown, navy
land copenhagen. Prices ranging iron
s109S Jpn Noveck.
The Epworth League Of the NJ. l.
church will hold special bushes.
meeting this evening Immediately at
ter the regular service.
The Pollard & Lowe company ha.
received carload of new Buick auto
mobiles which are OH exhibition a
their North street garage.
IAN Epidemic OF Yellow Fever OF
Shipboard," to be told by the sea cap
tain's wife at the Baptist church Sun
day night. Don't miss ii.
Silas Harbour OF Division street ha
rented a part of the Enos Adams mil
on North street where he will start /;
carpentry and repair shop.
The s. o. v. are to have series o
card socials commencing Monda!
evening, March % at S:l5 at the G
A. r. hall. Admission go cents
Miss Esperance Colgate, daughte
OF Mr. and Mrs. James C. Colgate o
New York is visiting at the homo o
Mrs, f. w. Yale at Bennington Cen
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lumb of Div
ision street are rejoicing over IN,
birth of a ten and one-half pound son
The child has been named Edgar Ray
nond.
The annual meeting of the grades
school district will be held in the
school hall at 2 p. m. Tuesday Marcf
81. The warning will probably bt
published Saturday.
A number from here including the
mayor attended the Graduating Elk
erclscs Of Waggletown Academy civ
en- by local talent at North Benning
ton Wednesday evening.
The ladies Of st. GATHERINGS cour
Union of st. John the Baptist held 6
meeting in their rooms on South street
Tuesday evening A class of candi
dates was initiated after which so
cial hour was enjoyed
Miss Mary Phalen of North stree
left this morning to enter the novitiatt
Of the Sisters of st. Joseph at Rnt
land. She expects to take the Vow
in August. She was accompanied 4
Rutland by Mrs. William Phalen an'
Miss Tess Phalen of Utica.
The home meetings under the direC
ton of the Baptist church will be he'll,
Friday evening at TAO at the home
Of n. s. Marsden, 203 Pleasant street
F. A. Greenslet, ia Gage street, Al
thur +. Bronhardt. South Branch st
Edward Cook. Branch street cxten
sion. You are cordially invited to al
tend the meeting in your neighbol
hood
The Jollihcation club met at tn
home of Mr. and Mrs. William Clark
on County street Wednesday evening
The ladies prize at cards was won b
Mrs. Henry Lyons and the gentleman
by Peter Harrington. An elaborat
supper was served after the card pla
. was over 1t is safe to say that all tn
members of the club enjoyed themse