The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-02-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.


Briefly for Busy Readers.
Miss Lena vondette of Park street
is i'll with the grip.
Gardner Wright of Manchester was
in town Thursday evening.
Jean Andrews of North Adams was
in town Friday on business.
Hugh Michaels recently purchased
a valuable Boland China boar.
Joseph C. Riley of Hoosick Falls
visited friends in town today
Mr. Garfield of Arlington visited his
son James in town this week
Clarence Michaels has gone to work
for Louis Potter on the stock farm.
Miss Mae Kells is visiting in Pitts
field with an old schoolmate.
William Downs who has been i'll
with the grip is able to be out again.
John Walsh of Beech street has re
turned from short visit in Hampton,
n. Y.
Albace Vondette of Park street has
returned from two months visit in
Rutland.
Still coming, Don't forget "The
Molly Starks' at the Academy Tues
day evening.
Miss Nellie and Gladys Sims of
Beech street are spending the day in
North Adams.
Misses Ida and Lillian Green of Pow
nal were guests OF Mrs Harriet VIII
liams Thursday.
Rev DR., Rowley will preach at the
Green Mountain Valley chapel tomor.
row at 3 p. m.
Cashier Contois of the Berkshire
Street Railway visited his home In
Cheshire Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Gregg has resumed
her duties in Harwood's drug store af.
ter short illness,
The board of civil authority finished
their work on the check list for tn.
March meeting Friday.
Most farmers who intend to tap
trees this year are now getting ready
expecting an early spring.
Wayne Adams has returned from
Bliss Business college and will take
a position i'm his fathers Office.
The Isle OF Spice" which will pla,
in the opera house March 9Th is the
only show booked till after lent.
Charles Ward of Pownal will worl
for Jared Howard this summer as hs
has during the past two seasons.
Clarence Ferguson, head of the
Vermont antisaloon league. called or
Secretary Davis of the Y. NJ. c. A. to
day.
Mrs. Tarrant Sibley holds the re
cord for ladies' In the Y M. C.. A
bowling alley having recently bowlet
1874
Beginning March Sth the school IL
District No. will close for a vacation
Of two weeks. Miss Lois Niles Is tn,
teacher.
Louis Northouse of Great Barringtor
who has been spending few days il
town as the guest of friends has re
turned home.
. City Chamberlain o. l.. Everest an,
wife of Gloversville, are the guests o
DIR. and Mrs. Rowley at the Methods
parsonage.
Rev. A. s. Davis. secretary of tn,
Y. M c. A, returned Thursday even
J ing from Springfield. where he attend
ed a Y. NJ. c. A. conference.
The Y. NJ. C. A. basket hall tear
will leave on $50 car this evening 70
Blackinton. where they will play tn
f. NJ. +. A. B. society team
w. J. Galpin has been working O
> the Pownal telephone line this wee
on account of some tampering with IL
struments recently on this line.
Hugh Michaels of the Morgan roa
has recently erected large sap hous
!, on his farm and has purchased beside
: other utensils nearly 400 buckets.
a Mrs. Jesse Wilder and son. Bernar
who have been visiting relatives
3 town for the past few days. have r,
turned to their home In Wilmington
> In the hearing held before Judg
!; Edward Bennett to see whether or M
: a guardian should be placed over Mr.
! Maria Cutler the court suggeste
}. that George Wood be appointed qua
(; dian.
al Mrs. Dill. who has been the guest
: her parents, Mr.. and Mrs DAM
!, Barber left today for her home
: Hoosick Falls. Mr.. and Mrs. Dill e
y pect to move to Portland, Me-, ne,
= week.
About 30 young friends of Frank
:. ley of Spring street gave him a SUI
,. prise party Friday evening. Daint
& refreshments were served and a ca
ital good time is reported by all WI
were present.
a Charles T. Burt fell on the ice ne;
the graded school building Wedne
;, day night while on his way home fro
the directors meeting, and sustaint
y quite painful injury 10 his head. RI
:. wound was Immediately dressed an
no serious results are expected.
h After the show. Rim Van Winkl,