The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-08-31
BENNINGTON Briefs
News Of the Town and Village role
Briefly for Buay Randsc'

News Of the Town and village roId
Briefly for Buay Raadse-
Leon J. Boyd was in Pownd Center
Sunday.
Mrs. George Colgrove OF Valentine
street Is seriously Ill.
Aldace Vondette OF Park street is
visiting friends in West Rutland.
H. II. Allen and wife OF West Main
street spent Sunday In Woodford City.
Mrs. Charles A. Kennon of Weeks
street visited in Arlington over Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stewart Of
River street spent Sunday In North
Adams.
William Temple returned this morn
ing from Hoosick Falls where he spent
Sunday.
Mrs. J. Meier and daughter Anna OF
Gage street left Sunday for visit in
New York.
Miss Charlotte Peabody OF Troy is
the guest of Miss Eva Williams OF
Park street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pellerin of
Gage street attended a clam bake in
North Adams Sunday.
Wallace Schram of Pittsfeld visited
his mother. Mrs. Ida Schram of I'm
ion street over Sunday.
Miss Edna Wolfgang OF Albany is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Burnham
of Branch street extension.
Mrs. Mary Somers and daughter
Lena, have returned from couple Of
weeks visit In Troy and Cohoes.
Mrs. William E. Hawks ST., and
daughter. Mrs. Clement H. Cone; left
this morning for visit in Troy.
All those who take part in the ath-
letic contests at the Y. NJ. C. A. field
day next Saturday will be treated to
a light collation. at the "Y" in the eve
ming.
A travelling orchestra of six pieces
gaye several concerts about the prin-
cipal streets of the village Saturday
AFTERNOON and evening to large audi
ences.
Chester Bascom and daughter Laura
who have been the guests of Mrs.
Charles II. Resseguie of Imperial ay-
Ienue returned TO their home in Troy
this morning.
Misses Ruth and Nina Potter of
New York and Misses Edna Ladd and
Ethel Cook of North Adams were
guests Sunday of Miss Bessie Green Of
Morgan street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Armstrong of
Union street entertained over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur and family, AL
fred Langdon and the Misses Barber,
all of Adams.
Four deer. two do eand two bucks
were seen recently in the rear Of
Frank Shaws residence on Congress
street. This sight would certainly
make hunters heart glad during the
open season.
Mrs. Arthur Brown and child of the
lwest part of the town left this morn
ing for visit at her home in Kings
ton, n. Y. Mr.. Brown accompanied
them as far as Albany.
Mrs. Jesse T. Carpenter has return
led from visit in Schenectady. She
twas accompanied home by her mother.
Mrs. I. H. Vanderpool who will visit
here for a few weeks.
Capt. j. b. Harmon has returned
from Camp Perry. Ohio where he went
Jas a member of hte Vermont National
IGuard rife team which took part in
1.-The national shoot last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. F. Gregg, Mr..
land Mrs. H. B. Hutchins. Mrs. ]. W.
Field, Misses Bessie l.. Bickford, Eliza
lbeth Gregg and James Gregg register
led at the Summit House in Woodford
Sunday. a
Jesse Robinson of Locust avenue
lshot fine species Of blue heron in
1.-THE Walloomsac river near his home
Sunday with a 32 rife. The bird
measured about six feet from tip to tip
land five feet seven and one-hah inches
from the end of its bill to Its claws.
This is the second bird of this rare
lspecies killed In this vicinity this sea-
Ison. They are not good to eat but are
fused largely for mounting purposes,