The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

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Harry McClain of Hoosick Falls
called on friends In town Sunday.
Miss Edith Dewey of West Main 81.
was In Troy and Albany Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Abbott Of Pleas
ant street spent Monday In Troy.
Mrs. Harrison l. Norton and daugh-
ter left Monday for a visit In Nov
York.
Frank Sherman was the guest Of
Mrs. Judson Barber in Pownal over
Sunday.
Thomas Cummings has resigned his
position as blacksmith In the local
freight yard.
Miss Georgiana Austin left Monday
morning for South SALISBURY where
she teaches school.
Harold Wicks and Reynold Arnold Of
Rensselaer,, are guests OF their cousin,
Mrs. J. l. LOOMS Of School street.
Every mother should see the beauti-
full childrens hats which have Just
been trimmed at Levin's new parlor.
Mrs. Gilbert II. Ransom and son,
Edward, OF Pleasant street are con.
fined to the house by an attack Of the
grip.
Mrs. Edward II. Holden returned
MONDAY from Manchester where she
has been the guest ut her former
home for the past few days.
/ +. j. wilkins has moved from the
Andrew Downs tenement on Silver
street into the house vacated by Rus.
sci Hyde on the same street.
The last game in the series OF SIX
between the Y. M. c. A. and the Bruins
wick bowling team will be rolled In
the Y. M. G. A. alleys this evening
The Modern Woodmen will hold an
initiation In their hall this evening. All
members are requested to be present
as important business will be tran
sacted.
There will be regular meeting OIL
the b. p o .Eloks In their rooms In
the Hawks block this evening. The
installation Of officers will take place
at this meeting.
i Hugh Chase and Oscar Elwell wert
the guests of Mart Green at 6uckel
pond Saturday. The boys state tina
Mart Is making some fine maple syruI
and sugar this year.
Misses Vera Bull and Dorothy Nor
ton left Monday for Northampton
Mass, where they will resume thei
duties In Smith college after spending
few days at their homes here.
THE most beautiful hats hav
ever seen," Is the remark made b.
every lady who has visited Levin
Millinery parlor and seen the gran
display of fashionable millinery. Tn
new parlor Is the talk of the town.
The exchange OF advanced sale Q
reserved seat tickets for Charlie
Aunt" will begin tomorrow evening q
IHyde's drug store. Go early In orde
to get good seat. This play will
given IN the opera house by th
Juniors of the local high school Wei
nesday evening, April %.
Jesse Is. Madison has bought on
G. Il. Galusha's blacksmith shop o
Valentine street and taken possession
Mr.. Madison. formerly worked for
II. Buss for four years and has recen
ly been employed by Mr.. Galusha. n
is skilled horse sheer and should d
a good business.
The weather for the past few day
has been made up Of all the well know
varieties, ranging from thunder storm
to billiards.. Those who have pro
heised an early spring will ha,
missed the mark completely II It do,
not warm up In few days. The IA
mers have not plowed practically ar
so far.
Season tickets have been issued |
the high school baseball team, Il
price for gentlmen's being $50 Al
! ladies 81. These tickets will be 60,
for grand stand seats at all games
town already scheduled and at {
others which may be played her
One of the best teams that ever re
resented the high school will be on Il
diamond during tn coming season.