The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Charles H. Dewey is in Troy today
Miss Florence Moore of Weeks St,
today.
George W Wilcox is visiting in
haftsbury
Lyman X. Bowles is visiting friends
il Stephentown
VIM. Lonergan and John Stewart
are in Mechanicville.
Clam chowder tonight by the plate
or quart at Aliens market.
Miss Eva LAtour OF Mill atrest is
confined 10 the house BY illness.
Patrick J. Riley of Park street is
spending the day in North Adams.
Mrs. Rachael Coomar of Union St,
left this morning for visit in Bos-
ton
Joseph Green has moved from the
North Bennington road to Grove
street
Miss Kate Gibbons Of Bennington
Falls was in Albany Friday visiting
friends.
f. D. Proctor travelling freight
agent for the Rutland railroad, was in
town Friday
Mrs. John Evans OF North street
went to New York this morning to Wis
it her daughter.
Fred Remington OF Grove street has
accepted a position with the Cooper
Mfg. company
Miss Eleanor Burt of North street
is visiting at her home in East Airing
ton over Sunday
Henry Mccormick of Grove street
is visiting his mother at the Troy
city hospital today.
Mis- Florence Moore of Weeks street
is spending the day in WilliamstOwn
today visiting relatives.
Edmund Howe went to Montpelier
this morning to visit his father, Frank
u. Howe for few days.
Mrs Mortimer Tefft of Greenwich,
Mass, is visiting Mrs. Sarah Bur
CESS Of West Main street.
The independents OF Adams will
play the Brunswicks football team on
f the athletic field this afternoon.
There will be oniy one service at
ST. Peters church Sunday at 1890
with Sunday school at u o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. William Freeman OF
Troy are guests Of their daughter,
Mrs. G. L. Harwood of Union street
Miss Ella Hill OF West Main street
. has returned to her home in Glens
Falls for the remainder OF the win
Ter.
Thomas Stewart Of Mill street left
for South Londonderry this morning
TO remain during the deer hunting
season.
Nicholas Schnurr OF Lenox. Mass,
is the guest of his sisters Mrs. A.
Null and Miss Margaret Schnurr Of
] River street.
H. l. Norton has been elected treas
urer OF the Vermont Association Of
\ Fire Insurance Agents at their recent
meeting in Rutland.
Louis Contois, cashier OF the Berk
shire street railroad. has returned
a from New York where he has been
pending several days.
A number from here went to North
Bennington Friday evening to attend
! the dance in Bank Hall Goldsmith's
: orchestra was In attendance.
A delegation from Catamount Lodge
= No l Degree OF Honor went TO North
. Adams 10 visit the degree OF Honor
# in that city Friday evening.
: Mrs. Kate Scanlon and grandchild
& Harold Slocum. Of Adams street went
TO Pittsfeld this morning 20 visit her
daughter Mrs Walter Slocum
! Grant l.. Harbour and W. J. Aylwin
, left today for Mr.. Harb0ur's cabin
Hunters Rest where they will
spend several days hunting deer IN
: the vicinity OF the camp.
Henry Root and Forrest w. Kehoe
students az the University OF Vermont
from this town. are here today to at
tend the Williams-Vermon game az
Williamstown this afternoon.
Mrs Patrick Whitney and Mrs.
James II. Whitney are in Albany to-
day visiting Mrs Frank J Dryer At
St Peters hospital. Mrs. Dryers
condition is reported TO remain about
the same
The Eight O'clock Eight card club
met with Mrs Ernest Lambert OF
School street Friday evening. Elabo
rate refreshments were served Prizes
were awarded as follows; Mrs F. T.
Hopkinson, first: Mrs. George Morse.
second and Mrs Edmond Brown.
third
The Second Congregational church
cordially invites you 20 its services OF
public worship tomorrow AZ 1880 and
1870 The pastor Rev. G.. S Mills
! will preach at the morning service
upon THE Marks OF Jesus" Theme
OF evening address. Making q Living
and Living Life"
Christian Science Services corner OF
Park and Scott streets; subject, Sun
day. November Sth. 1908, Adam and
Fallen Man" Golden Text. Penn
5i;iG. Behold, thou desirest truth In
the Inward parts. and In the hidden
part thou shalt make me to know wis
DOM Services p. M Reading
room open Wednesday to p. m,
number OF the local sportsmer
lett this morning for the tall tlmbers
TO be In readiness for the deer sea
son which opens az midnight Sunday
Tomorrow the number OF hunters In
the woods will be largely augmented
and by Monday every one owning q
gun will be "out OF town on business.
The conditions this year promise to be
very favorable to huntsmen and many
deer will probably be killed durinl
tho nnan apnaon