The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-21

Mrs Ann Cullinan and William VIII
son Of Arlington visited in town Sat
urday.
Thomas Murphy of Schenectady is
visiting relatives in town over the
holidays.
What msavs a finer Christmas gift
than a nice dinner set from $3.50 up
at Ramsdelrs
Thomas Mack of Pratt street has ac
cepted a position with the Vermont
Hosiery company.
Wallace Farnum and William Holt
left Saturday for Sucker pond to
spend "a few days.
Henry Mars Of Manchester visited
Mr. and Mrs II. l.. Stillson OF School
street over Sunday.
Miss Lillian Turrell of North Ad-
ans spent Sunday with her sister Miss
Mary Turrell Of Main street.
Burton f. Harwood and f. A. But
terfeld Of SALISBURY spent Sunday
with their families in this village
Mrs. H. c. Harmon Of Newark, n.
j., is spending a few weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. Ed. Wal
bridge
The Colonial candle pin team viii
roll a match game with the Williams
college team in the CorbettGrennan
alleys this evening.
The first installment Of smithknit"
brand hosiery made by the new Smith
J Hosiery mills Of this town are now on
sale al some Of the local stores
What would please your wife or
sweetheart more than one Of those
pretty manicure or toilet sets which
are on display at Quinlan's Pharmacy?
The Y. NJ. c. A. senior class will
meet this evening. Tomorrow after
noon the business mems class will
meet and In the evening the young
ladies class VIII be held
Earl S Harbour. a student at Nor
witch university. arrived home Satur-
day to spend the Christmas vacation
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Grant
( L. Harbour OF Grandyiew street
Word was received recently from
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kennon who left
for Dayton, Wash, state, that they
arrived safely Mr. Kennon is the
owner OLA 10000 acre sheep farm in
the vicinity OF Dayton.
The Y. NJ. c. A. circus will soon be
in town. All members who are to
take part In tumbling, pyramid and
parallel bar work should be present
in the gymnasium every night this
week except Sunday
On Christmas solemn high mass
will be sung in st. Francis de Sales
church at midnight and 10 o'clock
| Two priests from out of town will as
sist Father Barron. Thursday, the
vigil OF Christmas. Is a fast day
A reward OF S25 has been offered by
the secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A. for
the apprehension OF the boys who
have been tearing the magazines in
the reading room. This is a serious
offense and the boys win be prosecut-
ed II discovered
Friends OF Mrs. J. II. Habberley
will be glad to know that she has so
far improved that Mr.. Habberley was
able on Sunday TO take her to the
home Of friends in Cohoes where she
will spend this week. Mr. Habberley
will 20 down for Christmas day.
Fred j Barnard n veteran OF the
Civil war, died at the Soldiers Home
hospital Saturday afternoon. aged SO
| years Death was due TO old age.
The deceased was n member Of Co c
10th Vermont regiment. The body
was taken to Cayendlsh this morning
for burial
There was good subscription sale
for the Gay Musician" this noon. The
regular advance sale will open at
Ayres drug store this evening at z
o'clock The play met with such sue.
cess In Troy Friday evening In Rand's
opera house that a second return en-.
gagement has been booked there for
next April.
Undoubtedly the largest colt in
town may be seen In Or II. W. Bur.
CESS barn on Main street. The stall.
lion is only between two and three
years Of age and weighs 1900 pounds.
The animal is Of famous Belgian
breed and arrived IN this country on
Nov. T. Il is owned by the otto.Hoag
Importing company Of Charlotte, Mich.
a representative Of the company. Al