The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.


Briefly for Busy Readers.
Mark Loughlin Of Grant street is
visiting in Boston.
d. B. Keller has returned from a
business trip to New York.
Miss Henrietta Walbridge spent
Sunday with Miss Nellie Rice.
Mrs. J. Oliver Burt OF School street
is confined to the house by illness.
Joseph Mulligan has accepted po-
sition with the Enos Adams company
Daniel Mccormick Of Grove street
is in North Adams today on business
Miss Nellie Tracey has returned
from q visit with friends in Williams
town.
J. c. Bulls, travelling. salesman,
spent Sunday at his home on Depot
street.
Do you know anything about than
live turkey at Academy hall Thanks
giving eve?
Thomas Hughes and Michael Grit
fin of Williamstown visited friends in
town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Van Steen-
burg Of Main street spent Sunday with
| friends in Pownal.
d. b. Keeler's auto which has been
i'll of the shingles for several weeks,
/ is now able to be out.
Charles H. Dewey has returned from
Troy where he has been receiving
treatment for his eyes.
Dr. Dewitt Il. Lewis has purchased
a new motor cycle from the American
Motor Cycle company
Newton Kellogg arrived in town
from Middletown today to pass
Thanksgiving with relatives.
Louis Bennett has accepted a post
ion as fireman in the mill Of the Ben
nington Wax Paper company.
The Williams college candlepin
team will roll a match game at the
CorbettGrennan alleys tomorrow eve
ming
Mrs. NJ. +. Jacobs and nephew OF
North Adams were guests Of Mrs
Mary Hanrahan and daughter Nellie
over Sunday
The Knights of Columbus will hold
their election OF officers at their reg
ular meeting tomorrow evening In the
academy building
Mr.. and Mrs. edward Kinsman Of
Rocky Hill, Conn, visited their father
John II. Kinsman, at the Gibson hos
pital over Sunday
Mrs. Sarah Vance who has been Wis
iting her mother Mrs. Mary Hanra
han Tor the past week returned TO hel
home in Rutland Saturday.
There viii be a basket ball game a
the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium Thursda!
afternoon between the Y team an'
the Pittsfeld Independents.
Robert r. Hamlen picked a fin
specimen OF dandeion flower OF
Union street this afternoon. Tn
idea of spring seems to be catching.
Miss Esther Mae Shook OF Pin
Plains. y. Y. who has been a CUES
of her sister, Mrs. Herbert Van Steen
. burg for a few days, is now visiting
friends in POwnal.
Michael Gunshannon Of Maple stree
has resumed his duties In Cooper
mill after being confined TO the hous
a week by illness. During his sicl
mess Samuel Strouse worked in hi
. place.
The Misses Clark entertained
a number of Bennington Center peopl
at a very delightful tea party Frida
afternoon at their home, Rosemary
= on Catamount Lane. Refreshment
j. were served. Music formed part
J, the afternoons entertainment whic
q as whole was one OF the most el
Z ioyable held on the hill in some tim'
Prof Boring Is now making arrang
= ments TO organize juvenile class
d dancing TO meet every Wednesday a
J. ternoon from 1880 until $50. This
e rare opportunity for parents to ha'
r. their children receive proper instru
10 ton in dancing. department and lit
= rules of etiquette and all those int
. ested In this class should commun
~ cate at once with DR.. II. J. Potter
with George +. ponnelly at the ono
OF the Bennington Security compar
from 10 until g. Tel 100.
* Seyenty-hye couples attended Il
~ social dance in Foresters' hall Satu
n. day night. taking advantage OF Il
If special inducement to purchase ticke
al special prices for the Twilight hC
a and dance az same place Thanksgi
=" ing afternoon and night. Nearly oil
= hundred tickets were sold for Thur
'r days affair those not taking ticke
In at the time were supplied with an G
W change coupon which on being pre-
ly ented at the door and paying 10 Ct
H. will be admitted. The large numb
he OF tickets already sold IS a positive
A. surance that the hop will be graz
success.