The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-02
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

A son was born Saturday to Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Labelle of River street. |
Peter Mcmahon Of the American
house was in North Adams over Sun.
day
Miss Anna Mcdonald Of Main street
was in Williamstown Sunday visiting
friends
Miss Isabel Hughes OF Willlamstown
was a guest of friends in town over
Sunday
Have you ever tried Prairie Queen
flour? Special price this week. See
Harris adv.
The Molly Stark Whist club win be
entertained this evening by Miss
Edith Dewey.
Lawrence Moore of Weeks street is
spendin several days with friends in
North Pownal.
Get ready for winter by buying a
celebrated Acorn stoye-for sale at
H. p. Woodmans
All officers of Miriam lodge, Rebek-
abs, are requested tosmeet this even
ing at 1880 for drillY
A. Sidney Edison or Putnam street is
convalescing from his recent severe
attack Of pneumonia.
Mrs Harriet Williams Of Park street
spent Sunday in Pownal as the guest
of Mrs. Amelia Green.
Miss Catherine Butler of the Amer
| lean house has returned from a visit
at her home in Rutland.
Joseph f. Coyne who is employed
in Rutland, spent Sunday with his
family on Union street
Charlie Frazier does his sensational
sheath skirt dance for the first time
tonight at the Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Convey of Man
chester spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Burt Willard OF School street
Miss Lila Vance of Mechanicyille
spent Sunday in town visiting her
father, d. A. Vance Of North street
The funeral of Robert Griffith, the
infant son Of Mr. and Mrs. George
Bond, was held Saturday afternoon at
4 o'clock
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vail closed
their summer residence at Bennington
Center today and returned to Troy for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burt and Miss
Sarah Burt are in Sunderland today at
ending the funeral Of the late Mrs.
Henry S. Burt.
George Lawton OF Hadley, H. Y,
who has been visiting his daughter
Mrs. Fred Remington, left Saturday
for a visit in Rutland.
The Star baseball club of North
bennington will hold a dance In Bank
hall Friday evening. Invitations have
been sent to several in this village
George f. Cottren of Mortified
spent Sunday with his family who are
visiting his wife's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles II. Potter OF Main street
The third game in the series be
tween the Y. NJ c. A. and Bruins
wicks bowling teams will be rolled or
The Brunswick alleys Tuesday evening
Everybody come to the GnidebOarC
chapel Tuesday evening Bring tbs
ladies' and get election returns Tn,
greatest musical of the season Z TO
p. m. Lunch 6 to 1880. Admission
free.
/. Rev. and Mrs Frank r. Morris ar,
in North Adams today attending
meeting Of ministers and their wiye
in connection with the centennial Gel
ebratiOn Of the First Baptist churcl
in that city.
Word was received here last nkh
OF the death OF j. Clifford Holland a
his home In Winsted, Conn. Mr.. Ho
land who made II his home here vii
be remembered by many who will r,
greet his death.
=. J. Riley resumed his duties a
brakeman on the Chatham local thi
morning after being laid off duty sex
eral days on account OF injuries r,
ceived by being thrown from a DO
car while at work few days ago.
Herbert Elwell. aged "a years die
Saturday at the home OF his mother
Mrs. II. II. Elwell OF the Shaftsbur
road. The funeral will be held Tue.
day afternoon at o'clock from IN
house The burial will be In the Sc
SALISBURY cemetery.
The itinerary OF Knapp's famou
millionaire band this week is as 70
lows: Nov ]. Boston: Nov. g Holyok
Mass, Nov. 8, Pittsheld, Mass, No'
(, Bennington: Nov 9. Amsterdam. \
Y, Nov 6. Rome, n. Y. Nov. Z, Bini
hamton. n. Y. and Nov. s. Hipp,
drome, New York City.
Mrs. Henry s. Burt wife OF Judg
Burt, died at her home In Sunderlan
Saturday. Mrs. Burt leaves on
brother. George Austin OF Pown;
and was n sister OF the late Miss MAJ
tina Austin well known resident q
Bennington Center, The funeral wa
held I'm Sunderland at 10 o'clock thi
morning. The burial took place In IN
Bennington Center yard this aftel
noon
New pictures and songs at Librar
theatre today. Special features ar
Her Newsboy Friend" illustratin
n very interesting story; "A Daugl
ter's Honesty" an interesting dramI
All desiring to see these pictures mus
see them today as owing to electlo
being ON Tuesday Library theatre wi
be closed Don miss seeing today
program. It's good.
An alarm was rung In about l04
Sunday morning from box as cornC
OF Silver and Grandyiew streets. Tn
N FIRE department responded with the
usual promptness and found a sllgl
fire In the residence OF Jesse Coma
on Union street The cause OF IN
blaze was a defective thimble throug
which the stove pipe ran through
partition. The total loss is said to b
= estimated by William y. Hawks ST
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