The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-09-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Briefly for Busy Readers.
Newo OF tho Town and Village 70

William HARDWOOD and William Tenn
pie we're in Hoosick Sunday.
Miss Florence Potter is visiting
friends in Troy for few days
Miss Alice Mulligan of Maple street
is spending few days in Troy.
Samuel Coan of New Haven, Conn.
is the guest Of Mrs. NJ L. Brownel.
Carroll Niles has returned from
Grafton where he has been camping.
Linus White and wife OF Hooslck
Falls visited friends in town Tuesday.
Mrs. A. L. Mattison OF Stafford st.,
is visiting her daughter in Arlington.
Mrs. NJ. L. Brownell and son Clayton
are spending few days in Schenec-
tady.
DR.. w. B. Stewart left Monday for
a visit at his former home in Oneon-
ia. N. Y.
Miss Mary Cone OF Manchester is
guest of Miss Elizabeth Norton OF
Elm street.
Miss Mildred Bates of Pleasant Val
ley is recovering from her recent sew
ere illness.
Charles Remkus OF New Haven, Ct,
who has been in town on business has
returned home.
Joseph Meredith has returned to his
duties in New York after spending his
vacation In town.
Mrs. T. l.. Butler of Rutland is a
guest of Mrs. D. F. Cronin at the
American House.
Misses Florence and Charlotte Allen
of Stamford were guests of Mrs. H.
b. Hutchins Tuesday
| A. w. Mack of Jersey City is
spending a months vacation at his
home on Stafford street.
Miss B. Lee OF Malone. ~ Y, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cum
mings Of South SALISBURY.
Mrs. B. G. Slade and Mrs. Laura b,
Cole spent Tuesday in Hoosac as the
guests of Mrs. Shepard Fonda.
Mrs. James Ryan and daughter
Frances and Miss Julia Roche are
spending few days in Troy
Miss Margaret Sloat of Gage street
is convalescing from her recent severe
attack of intestinal indigestion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tatro of Pitts
field were guests of her father recently
Joseph Therrien of Maple street.
Branch No. 5 of st. Mary's guild
will meet with Mrs. T. p. Gregg Thurs
day afternoon from to o'clock.
Miss Alice Galipeau of Park street
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Walter
Irish of North Adams for few days.
Will receive carload of fancy
peaches for canning Thursday. Sept
10. Leave your order at Aliens mar
ket. 80 t3
Miss Emma Snyder who has beer
visiting her cousin, Miss Anna Moon
has returned to her home in Amster
dam.
Reuben Madison of Schenectad!
who has been spending few days
with friends here, has gone to AT
lington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Half and sons
Gardner and Allen are spending CO,
pie OF weeks at Camp LOafmore II
Ferndale.
The Junior and intermediate classes
of the Y. NJ C. A. will begin their fal
gymnasium practice in the gym
next week.
Miss Rose Harbour OF Gage stree
is spending a couple of days at thu
, lhome of her brother, Mark Harbour
in Woodford.
The regular meeting of the w. R. c
will be held Friday evening. Sept. II
There will be a roll call and all ar
requested to be present.
, Miss Mabel Lee. soprano singer a
SALISBURY Tuesday visiting her sis
ter. Miss Lee of Malone.
, Z. w. Kennedy who has been tn
guest of Mrs. Margaret Kelly of Pleas
liant street for the past few days, ha
: returned to his home in Boston.
Will w. Burke was taken critical
. Ill last night and two doctors wer
called. He is better today but hi
: condition is still considered serious.
! Allen B. Henry OF the Textile Mar
. ufacturers Journal, New York,
spending his vacation at the home {
his father. B. 7. Henry, Riverside.
, Misses Myrtle and Martha Costell
of Saratoga who have been visitin
Mrs. e. C. Brown of Webb street 70
u the past few days have returned home
7 Representative Elect S. M. Bowie
: of Woodford was In town today on hi
way to North Adams where he wi
u attend the Hoosac Valley fair for
L couple of days.
The Ben Venue school in the we,
part of the town will not open unit
S next Monday as repairs on the bull,
l. ing are not yet completed. Mis-
Florence Potter will teach this schot
this season,
}. About 80 tickets were sold TIL
morning at the local station for Tro
4 Many have taken advantage of tn
low rates offered by the railroad an
visited the celebration in the cola
:, city this week.
e Kelley Cole of Bennington Centt
h will give song recital at the Y.
v C. A. on Wednesday evening Sep
!, 30, under the auspices of the Woman
Auxiliary for the benefit of the
e fund. Tickets will be on sale at J. \
Ayres' drug store.
!, The theatrical season at the Be
A nington opera house will open wi,
/, the famous New York success TT
- Wolf" on Monday evening, Sept,
" This play was written by Eugene Wa
N ter, the author of paid in Full' al