The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

George Mcbride of South Dorset
visited friends here Monday
Mrs. r. f. Healey has returned
from a sAort visit in Cohoes
Miss Isabel Chase of North Adams
is a guest of Miss Julia LaMarre.
Miss Margaret Mcbride spent Sun
day at her home in South Dorset.
Joseph J. OMeara of Orange, n. j.,
visited friends in town over Sunday.
Il. b. Hyde, who travels for a drug
firm, is at his former home here for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Noble Hayes. of
New York are at their summer home
on Main street q
A regular meeting of the companies
of the local fire department will be
held this evening.
John Temple of AverilT Park, n. j.,
returned Monday night after spending
a few days in town.
The w. II. Bradford Hook and
Ladder company will hold regular
meeting this evening.
Miss Julia Powers of South street
spent Sunday and Monday at her
home in North Adams.
Mt. Anthony chapter No. o. +. S
will hold their regular meeting We'd
nesday evening. June >.
Mrs. James II. Leany and Misses
Josie and Minnie Hogan visited
friends in Adams Monday
Mrs. Adele p. Smith and Miss Ida
Livingston enjoyed carriage ride to
Eloosick Falls Memorial day.
Mrs. Harrington of Hoosick Falls
vas a guest of Mrs. George Thomayer
of Gage street over Sunday.
The r. b. Godfrey building on Main
street occupied by f. T. Hopkinson
barber-shop is being painted.
Mrs. James Mahoney and children
spent Memorial day with her mother,
Mrs. John Fay of Spring street.
Mrs. Hugh Mcclure left yesterday
for Chatham, n. Y, where she expects
u make her home in the future.
George Temple of Mortified. who
has been spending a few days at his
home ON Gage street mas returned.
Charles w. Donnelly of Albany,
who PLAYED with the "Kappas" Mon
day, was the guest of J. Guy Living
ston while in town.
Joseph ]. McDermott of Park street
went with Schenectady party to
Niagara Falls, n. Y, to spend the
holiday sightseeing.
Miss Adelaide Merrill, who was
called here by the death of her
grandmother, Mrs Adelaide r. Bing-
ham, has returned to Brooklyn
Mrs. James II. Kelley OF East Main
City hospital where she has been re-
ceiying treatment for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy McKeon. who
We're married Wednesday in Arlington
have returned from their honeymoon
trip and will reside on Gage street.
Among the elegant display OF
flowers seen on Decoration Day was
that on the graves of Thomas and
Edward Ryan at the old Catholic
cemetery.
Roger G. Ramsdell was home brief
ly Saturday and Sunday from college
at Burlington. He is a member of the
graduating class at the state univer
sity this year.
Mrs. John Neher of Lincoln stree
went to Troy Monday to consult ;
specialist at the city hospital. Sh,
was accompanied by her daughter
Mrs. William Freedman
Augustus p. Packard, daughters
Harriet and Marjorie and c. Zipp o
the Troy Times of Troy were guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs Eugene c. Packart
of Union street over Memorial day
Joe and Nathan Levin returne,
Monday from a visit with thei
brother. Barney Levin, who is i'll at
hospital in New York. They repor
that the latter's condition remain
about the same.
Miss Hazel Thompson, who ha
been the guest of Miss Minnie Maize
of Main street for a few days return
this evening to her home in Glen
Falls. She will be accompanied b
hlSS Eleanor Hutton,
: Among the lawyers who left thi
morning on the early train to atten
the opening of court in Mancheste
were Il. &. Healey, w. b. Sheldon. {
A. Maurer J. V. ID. S. Merrill Collin
NJ. Graves, c. II. Mason.
Leroy G. Brant and Homer A
Lyons, members of the grand jury an
Burt Willard Jmdson Andrews an
Andrew J. Hall, petit jurors went t
/ Manchester today to attend the oper
, ing of the county court.
Nelson A. Moulds, who has been
guest of S. A. Burt for a few dav.
has returned to East Orange. N.
Saturday Messrs Burt and Mould
went to Glastonbury, where the la
ter was employed some years ag
during the boom in that town, an
: returned with as fine a mess of trou
: as has been seen in this section thi
season
81 Inc annual county convention {
the congregational churches opene
IN Rupert today. Miss Katherine
Hubbell and Miss Alice Robinso
went as delegates from the Old Firs
church and Deacon f Payson Hath;
way from the Second Congregation;
cnurch. Rev. George S. Mills is ais
| in attendance
Several from this town attende
the Williams-Dartmouth game Satu
day and the Williams-Amherst gan
Monday Williams won both securin
the hrst by score of 4 to 0 and III
second Nv to q shl1l If ~ -