The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-02-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

T. l.. Butler of Rutland spent Sun
day with friends in town.
John Sullivan of the American house
spent Sunday in Pittsfield.
]. III. Wilkerson of Boston spent Sun
day with his wife on River street.
Miss Bessie Reynolds of Pownal
spent Sunday with friends in town.
Newton Kellogg of Booth Terrace
has gone to Rutland for weeks visit.
Library books must be returned by
March 1st for annual inventory. SITS
Miss Nellie lockwood has accepted
a position as clerk with II. c. Roster
& Co.
Miss Lizzie Mcmahon OF North
street is visiting few days in North
Adams.
Master Frank Keller of Valentine
street left Saturday for short visit In
Cohoes.
Samuel Slavin, the North street
tailor, left Monday for New York on
business.
L. S. Norton left Monday afternoon
on business trip to Rutland and 9TH
er towns In the northern part OF the
state.
Miss Kate Mcclure of Stafford street
is spending week with friends in
Pittsfield.
Misses Bertha and Anna Green of
Dewey street spent Sunday in Troy
and Schenectady.
Nicholas Morrissey, ST.. of County
street left Monday for short visit In
Schenectady.
William Dopnelly OF County street
spent Sunday with his parents in
Malone, n. Y.
Misses Theresa and Anna Burke of
Utica are visiting Mrs. Ann Lee of
East Main street.
Mrs. Lewis Eddington of Gage street
is recovery rapidly from her recent at.
tack Of the grip.
Mrs. Thomas Lyons of Gage street
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Cronin in
Hoosick Falls, who is Ill.
Mrs. Olin HARDWOOD of North Street
has returned from visit at her for
mer home down on the Hudson.
Fred Cullinan, clerk In the AIRING
ton" hotel in Arlington. visited rela
tives and friends in town Monday.
The monthly meeting of the official
board of the NJ. E. church will be held
at the church this evening at
o'clock.
Harry Madison of the Rutland
Herald staff. who has been visiting his
mother for few days, returned to
Rutland Sunday.
Peter Delude of River street, who
has been i'll of pneumonia for the las,
few weeks does not improve as rapid
ly as his friends would wish.
Some of the men in the employ OF
the Bennington Electric company, are
| trimming branches on trees which inter
! fere with their wires on River street
The following is from Bradstreet's
weekly trade report: Bloomington
manufacturing interests reported fair
ly well employed, but retail merchants
future,
Pattersonh as a new kind Of oil
Brilliantence. Best that can be made
No more smoky chimneys. Burns
longer and brighter Try five gallons
fer zoe. CIT;
Mr., Stuart of Bellows Falls has
taken James Judges place as conduc
tor on the local freight over the Chat
ham division.
John Costello of Mill street, who was
injured last week while at work oil
ing a machine in the big mill, has i'm
proved so much that he is able to b.
out again now.
The twenty.six annual encampmen
of the Vermont Division, Sons of Vet
Grams S. A., will be held in this tow
June 10 and H. The division council
will meet Tuesday evening, June at
o'clock
The condition of c. Z. Russell of tn,
Colgate farm, who has been III of pne,
monia for the past two weeks, ha
slightly improved during the past few
days and his ultimate recovery is nov
thought probable.
There will be regular meeting o
the Modern Woodman of America il
Their rooms tonight at s o'clock. Their
Is some important business to be tran
sacted. and every member should b
present. Come and have talk wit
the clerk.
The private dancing class and a.
sembly will meet tonight as usual i
Foresters hall. Quite number @
guests are expected from North AZ
ans and one of the best classes of tn
season is anticipated In the futur
the dancing will not continue afte
twelve o'clock.
, The Don Court moving picture con
pany left Monday afternoon for Fai
Haven. This was the company whic
5 gave an exhibition in the Library ha
. theater last week and was detaine
mere ytStcTudy vi dCCOuul vi tncl
. non-settlement of their board bill &
. the cottage hotel
9 George Cassidy. general traffic maj
! ager of the Rutland railroad, Hon.
0 II. Powers, general counsel. George
Jarvis, general manager, and the la
ter's secretary, J. Conrad Arnoll, a
rived in town yesterday in the privat
s pullman car "Marquita" and made
trip over the Chatham Division of II
= road.
The men of the Second Congreg
tional church will serve chicken p