The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Miss Mabel Lee of South Shafts
bury is i'll with bronchitis.
Fred Wood and George Stewart ar
deer hunting at Sucker pond.
There will be a social dance in n
E. o. p hall Friday evening, Nov. Is
Mrs Fred Woodward has returned
from a visit with friends in Sunder.
land.
Mrs T. P. Gregg is visiting Mrs. E.
G Woodwork Of Arlington for a few
days.
Buel Van Week of Main street is
corvalescing from his recent severe
Illness.
Gilbert Haynes Of the American
House is visiting at his home in
Schaghticoke.
Mr.. Albee, agent for the Van Dyck
Tea company Of Troy, called on w. f
Peltier Friday.
r. T. Hopkinson and Lawrence Gal
ipo are spending a few days in Cole
vile tanning deer
John Robinson of SALISBURY was a
guest of Mr. and Mrs John Robinson
Of Elm street over Sunday.
Remember the chicken pie supper
given at the Baptist church in Pow
nal tomorrow evening, Nov. 10.
Miss Gladys Hall of Burr and Bur
ton seminary spent the Sunday holt
day at her home on Main street.
Mrs. John Dadman of Williamstown
visited her sister, Mrs George II.
Moore of Weeks street recently.
R. E. Craytor the eyesight special
list, will be at the Putnam Hotel, Ben
nington, Wednesday, November Is.
Joseph Therrien of Maple street has
returned from a visit with his daugh-
ter Mrs Edward Tatro of Pittsfed.
Henry Root returned to the Uniyer-
sity of Vermont Sunday after spend
ing a couple of days here at his home
John Arbour and daughter of North
Pownal were guests at the home OF
Herbert Armstrong on Main street re-
Gently
Mr.. and Mrs William H. Freeman
who have been visiting their daugh
ter, Mrs G. L. Harwood OF Union st.
returned to their home in Troy this
morning
Lost-Pearl and diamond brooch
somewhere between Bradfords mill
and Bennington Center. Liberal re-
ward will be given if returned at once
to the Banner office. s T.
Tomorrow is the day you don't want
to forget The Forgotten Songs at
the Y. NJ. c. A. Only $50 seats have
! been placed on sale A high grade
musical is guaranteed and all music
lovers should be in attendance.
Samuel c. Mott, advance agent for
The Lion and the Mouse" company
was in town Saturday making arrange
ments for the presentation OF this
play az the opera house Tuesday eve
ming. November H.
Grand Trustee, f. II. Ferguson has
received an invitation to attend the
celebration of the 2tst anniversary Of
the founding Of the New England Or
der of Protection to be held in Burling
ton by Vermont lodge No. 36 Of that
city on Tuesday evening, Nov H.
A test of the village steamer was
made by First Assistant John J. Hayes
and Second Assistant Frank b. New
ton Saturday in accordance with the
order issued by the village trustees at
their last meeting. The machine was
found to be in good running order
New pictures and songs at Library
theatre today Special features The
Village Gossip depicting a good com
edy drama and The Merry Widower'
See IL. Another picture is a TRAY
alogue." illustrating all the latest air
/ ships Of war, etc. Miss Singleton the
renomed operate vocalist will rem
der the songs Don't miss this bill.
Mrs. l.. f. LaParlc Of Pleasant st,
has returned from couple OF weeks
stay In New York. While she was IN
the metropolis she visited her neph-
ew, Louis Smith ON board the battle
ship, New Hampshire al the Brooklyn
navy yard. This ship will soon leave
TO meet the Atlantic fleet on its re-
turn from its trip around the world
and will be absent from this country
about year. Mr.. Smith expects to
have "a two weeks furlough before
leaving on this trip and will probably
visit in Bennington.
In a letter received recently from
Lester H. Nichols who is now In bus
mess In Rochester. y. Y, Mr., Nichols
states that he attended a large ban.
luot given I'm that city few days ago
at which the mayor and many other
prominent men of the city were pres
emit and that the spread was not TO
be- compared with the banquet sery-
ed by The ladies' auxiliary OF the Y.
NJ. c. A. during the state convention
here last May This speaks we'll for
the ability of the ladies' who were In
charge of the Y. NJ. c. A. banquet
The home meetings OF the Benning-
ton churches for Tuesday night, Nov.
10. have been assigned as follows:
John "A. Evans. Jr. $40 South Branch
street: Edward A. Cook Branch St
extension. Gilbert r.. Robinson. PIG
bradford street. Lyman ". Royce, lO5
,alcntinc street. Mrs. Catherine
Cook. POS Park street. Charles r
Farnum. 2O3 Union street; Mrs. 5. B
Hawks. 2O3 Depot street; II. II. Allen
g6 West Main street, Mrs, David
lockwood. ll6 Jefferson avenue
Charles Drohat Dewey street road
The regular meeting at the Guide
board schoolhouse will also be hel'
a. "a o.