The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-29
REMINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.


Wednesday
H. c. Roster was in Troy Wednes-
day on business.
Robert Pnlings has moved from
Main to Stafford street
Postmaster Collins M. Graves is
81 ending a few days in Boston.
Don't forget the Baptist Junior
social tomorrow afternoon at 4:3O.
Miss Margaret Lyons Of River
street is spending the day in Troy.
Judge E. c. Bennett left Wednes.
day afternoon for a short visit in
Troy.
Mrs. Edward Robinson and family
Of Locust avenue were in Troy Wed.
nesday.
George Hawkins of Beech street
was in North Adams Wednesday on
business
Aldace Vondette of Park street has
returned from a several weeks visit
in West Rutland
Hezekah Mason OF the Soldiers
home has returned from several
days visit in Boston and vicinity
The Catholic Order of Foresters are
planning to hold fair for the benefit
Of the local court in the near future
Gilbert Haines has resigned his
position with Holden, Leonard & Co.
and left for his home in Schaghticoke
The social that was to be held in
G. A. r. hall by the w. r. c. ladies
Halloween night has been declared
off.
Mrs. w. II. Bradford, Mrs. b. c. Jen-
ney, Miss Edith Dewey and Miss Kath-
ryn Jenney are spending the day in
Troy.
Mrs Isaac r. Pratt of South street
who has been out of town since the
middle of June, returned home this
afternoon
The infant daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Cunningham of Grove street is
now fully recovered from her recent
severe illness.
The heavy rains of the past two
days have raised the water in the
main stream to a height not reached
before in several months.
Mrs. o. b. Pierce of Bradford street
entertained a number OF friends at a
card party Saturday evening. Light
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Mary Halfway Of Washington
street has returned from Rensselaer,
n. Y, where she was the guest of her
| daughter, Mrs ATvin French.
Mrs. Lester Slocum of Main street
left recently for Baker City, ore,
where she will be the guest Of Mrs
William Meacham for several weeks.
Cornelius J. Keefe, baggage man
on the branch passenger train. has bid
on the job as brakeman on the Chat
ham local freight and will begin his
duties on this division next week.
The paid in Full" company ar
rived here on the S:45 train from
North Adams where they played Wed
nesday evening. A special car fol
scenery was carried with the com
pahy
: Mrs. William Warren, who has been
! visiting her motherin-law. Mrs. John
Warren OF School street for several
weeks. returned this morning to heI
home in Troy. She was accompanied
by her husband.
The Guideboard Sunday school en-
tertained last evening the young mel
OF It's vincinage with a supper. a pho
nograph entertainment and an address
by Or Smith. An enjoyable evening
was spent by all.
The executive committee of tn,
Baptist Christian Endeayor societ!
will meet In the Baraca room of the
church Friday evening. Every mem
Der should be present as importan
business will be transacted.
Miss Fannie Taft underwent a yer!
successful operation for appendicitis
In Kingston. n. Y. Wednesday morn
ing. DR. h. Forrest Sibley performed
the operation. Miss Taft Is said Il
be doing as we'll as can be expected
Miss Agnes Van Santyoord, daugh
ter OF Mr. and Mrs Seymour Val
Santvoord OF Troy. Is seriously III o
pneumonia at the home of her aunt
Miss Harriet Shields at Furnace
Grove.
There was a large attendance at tn
regular meeting OF the young ladie
gymnasium class held Wednesda
evening The class Is growing u
number every day and will soon b
the largest on record The clerk
class will meet on Friday evening.
large attendance is desired.
Among those who left this mornin
, al 1915 on the excursion to Montre,
, were Mr.. and Mrs Joseph st. Mar!
. | Miss Tess Therrien. MIR. and Mr.
Joseph l.. Monast Mrs. r. Tatro an
daughter Laura. Mrs. Margaret laril
Leon Iamarre. Mr. and Mrs. Richar
Burke. Edward Green Sr, and 80
? Fred.
: The members OF The Board Of Civ
. Authority will meet In their rooms
the Richie block Saturday aftenoC
at Q o'clock for the final revision
: the check list before November ele
ton. Every voter should see that h
name Is on the list, and II not appel
before the board at their meeting Sa
urday
w. +. Peltier has accepted the sol
agency for this town of the Van Dy
q Tea company, an old established hr
? OF New York lie is prepared to d
liver the best teas. coffees and spice
to any part OF the village at lowe
prices. Best 60 cent tea, 80 cents
best 40 cent coffee. % cents Call
2l3 Park street or phone No. l2S.l2.
over forty people from this tow
took advantage of the low rate
$3.50 for round trip to Montreal q
fnrpd hv tho Rutland railroad aud IT,