The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-04-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

visitor in town today.
George Burgess has returned from
short visit in Arlington.
Russell NJ. Hyde of South street is
spending the day in Troy.
Mrs. Eugene F. Stratton was in
Troy Tuesday for the day.
E. e. Hart left this morning on a
business trip to Massachusetts.
John McCue of Park street is re-
covering from his recent illness.
Miss Alice Biggs of Stafford street is
confined to the house by illness.
The excellent display of hair goods
at the Putnam House closes tonight.
Two young children of Mr. and Mrs
Louis Bergeron of Depot street are
| i'll.
Misses Katherine and Fannie Wy
man of Manchester are visiting in
town today.
Joseph Pellerin, an employe at
Harris store, is confined to the house
by illness.
The parochial schools will close
this afternoon for the remainder of
Holy Week.
Miss Sara Thayer is recovering
from her illness at her home on
School street.
Anna S. Clarke closes her display
of hair goods at the Putnam house
this evening.
]. Lawrence Griswold has returned
ing for few days.
Miss Cecilia Brillion, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. August Brillion of
Spring street is Ill.
Frank Coy of School street was in
Manchester today to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Oscar Coy.
Miss Hattie Mears OF Mckinley St,
attended the funeral OF Mrs. Oscar
Coy In Manchester today.
James Burns Sr., OF Maple street is
assisting during the sheep shearing
season at w. H. Lundergan's farm.
The ladies of the Union of st. John
the Baptist held regular meeting at
their rooms on South street Tuesday
evening.
c. c. Barley, manager of the Lii
brary hail theatre. went to Science
tady Tuesday to visit at his home.
later he will visit friends in Albany
and New York.
The regular meeting of Mt An
II. 90
will be held this evening for the cleo
lions of officers and installation.
Mrs. James w. Martin of Main
street is in Troy today where she re-
ceives instruction from Prof Cheve-
lier Cervelor, the famous pianist.
f. b. Ball of Valentine street re-
turned to North Adams this morning
to resume his studies at Bliss Bust
ness college after spending the spring
vacation at home
George Pellerin of Mill street is
suffering from a badly damned finger
which was injured by being caught
in a gear on a machine in the Holden
Leonard & Cos mill.
New telephone poles are being set
on Gage street to replace those al
ready in use The old poles are small
in size and are not strong enough to
meet the requirements of the present
day service.
Moving pictures and illustrated
songs Colonial theatre, North street.
Matinee every day till ). Evenings
1870 till 1890. Continuous. No in
PERMISSION. New pictures every day
Admission cents.
You are cordially invited to St
Peters church this evening at 1880.
The instruction given by Bishop Hall
is upon the subject. The Servant of
the Lord by whose stripes we were
healed 1st st. Peter IL 21-25.
Thursday evening at 1880 the Bishop
will celebrate the Apostolic rite of
confirmation. The vested choir will
sing at this service.
One of the largest crowds to attend
local auction was present at the
public sale at the Fillmore farms
Tuesday A large quantity of old
farming implements was disposed of
at good prices. Among the bargains
noted was a thoroughbred two year
old registered Jersey bull which
brought $50 under the hammer. Clay
ton Reed of SALISBURY was the lucky
purchaser. Several ewes and cows
were also sold.
The local high school baseball team
had their first outdoor practice Tues
day evening Manager William f.
Hawks, 3rd, has scheduled several
games and expects to have all the
dates filled in a few days. The first
game will be played with Burr and
Burton seminary in Manchester on
April 81. Before this game the team
will meet the Y, NJ C. A. and alumni
mines for a couple of practice games.
1t is expected that the B. II. S. will