The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

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Burt L. Waite left this morning for
Ferrisburgh.
The c. d. Gibson block on Main st.,
is being painted.
Miss Helen Bahan of Maple STREE
left this morning for a visit in AL
bany.
Linoleum is to be laid this week in
the aisles of st. Francis de Sales
church.
Charles Langdon spent Sunday IL
Rexleigh, N. Y, as the guest of AL
Temple.
A meeting of Camp Ray Sons of
Veterans will be held tonight in c.
A. R. hall.
Now is just the time you want good
kerosene oil if you want good light.
Hart sells the best.
Those who went chestnutting yes
terday report the supply this year to
be below the average.
Special attraction at Library thea
tire this evening Hudson-Fulton par
ade as seen in New York City
woman does not have to be much
OF bread maker to make good bread
from Splendor -four, Hart says.
Special attraction at Library thea
tire this evening. HudsonlFulton
parade as seen in New York City.
Harper's Magazine said about THE
Servant in the House" 1T is the
most remarkable play in the English
language"
Howard Blackmer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. II. Blackmer is conyalescing
from an attack of scarlet fever and
will soon be able to be out.
Splendid bread is made from Splen-
dor flour. Hart is having many or
ders for it and many compliments
from those who have tried 1t.
Mrs. Beverley Mumford and Mrs
Rose Pastor Stokes who have been
the guests of Miss Mary r. Sanford
returned this morning to New York
Clarence, son of Mr.. and Mrs E.
C.. Brown, has recovered from an at
tack of scarlet fever and the quar-
antine is to be raised from the house
this week.
Samuel Gompers and John Mitchell
the labor leaders saw The Servant
in the House and declared 1t to be
the greatest argument in the cause of
labor that ever was presented on the
stage.
The Bennington high school foot
ball team was defeated Il to 0 by the
Hoosick Falls high in Hoosick Falls
Saturday afternoon. The local boys
did not put up such a good game as
on the previous Saturday.
Miss Hamilton of Oswego, n. Y,
will address the Young Woman's
club in their rooms on Wednesday
evening, October 30 at eight o'clock.
A large attendance is urgently re-
quested.
For sale-Two second hand auto.
mobiles in good running order. One
Ford, five passenger touring car, 1909
fully equipped, run since May 10. One
Maxwell. FIVE passenger. newly over
hauled and in good shape, complete
with top. Apply TO c. c. Jones.
There will be the regular business
meeting of the Philathea Union this
evening at 7:45 sharp. All members
are earnestly requested to be pres
emit A social viii follow the bust
ness meeting. All come and enjoy
yourself.
The funeral of Mrs. Nancy Harris
was held at one O'Clock this after
noon from the house in North Ben
nington and at O'Clock from the
South SALISBURY church. The bur
ial was in the South SALISBURY
cemetery.
The remains of Mrs. James O'Don-
nell who died Friday in Troy arrived
here at 9 O'Clock this morning and
were taken at once TO the new Cath
Ollie cemetery for burial. Mrs. o.
Donnell was for several years a well
known and highly respected resident
of this town.
The strong character in THE Ser
want in the House to be seen at the
Bennington Opera House on October
20. is a drunkard who is laborer
that fixes drain pipes. He shows the
preachers and the fashionable ladies
in the play just what real sacrifice
and brotherly love is.
Robinson G. Stebbins have now
opened their new store at 1l6 North
street and in addition to their fine
grade Of teas and coffees, they are al
so carrying a high quality of fancy
groceries at moderate prices A guar
tho hrnUino Of
good cup of coffee is given with each
pound.
Aladdin could rub his wonderful
lamp and have his wants supplied
Your wants can be supplied through
he classified columns of the Banner.
If you want to sell your house and
put up a sign it will be seen by few
neighbors and an occasional passer-
by. advertise in the classified col
umns of the Banner and it will be
seen by every reader.
C. NJ. Lambert & Son have com
menced laying the foundation for the
Seth Warner monument which Is to
be erected by Col Olin Scott on the
Battle Monument grounds at Bennlng-
ton Center. The foundation which is
to be of concrete will be ten feet
eight inches square The monument
will face Monument avenue, standing
back about % feet from the highway
bennington Grange will hold n
regular meeting on Wednesday even
ing, Oct. 30, at 1880 in celebration
of u. S. Apple Day. The lecturers
hour will be in charge of Mrs. Peter