The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readen

today
DR.. Frank E Brennan of Schenec-
tady visited in town over Sunday
f. A. Greenslet is installing electric
lights in his home on Gage street.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Deyeno of Mil street Sunday.
The senior Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium
class will meet as usual this evening.
Mrs. L. C. Sherman is rapidly con-
valescing from her recent severe ILL
ness.
The village auditors have cOmmenc-
ed work on the accounts of the village
officers.
Everett Corbett son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Corbett of Jefferson
street is i'll.
James Wallace. vocalist at the Col
onial theatre. spent Sunday at his
home in Troy.
Mrs. G.. Louis Harwood of Union st.,
has returned from visit at her
home in Troy
Miss Catherine Stewart of River
street has recovered from her recent
attack of illness.
The regular monthly meeting of the
village trustees will be held in their
rooms this evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Durgln of
Main street are rejoicing over the
birth of Il daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph |. O'Donnell of
Maple street are receiving congratu-
lations over the birth Of SON
John Temple and son, John Temple
Jr.. of Averill Park. n Y, spent Sun
day at their home on Gage street.
Mrs. Patrick Shea and Miss Mary
Curtis of Eagle Bridge are guests of
Mr. and Mrs John Flynn of River st.
Mrs. John ]. Covey of Manchester
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. BERT
Willard of School street over Sunday.
Mrs. August Brillion of Spring St.
who recently sustained a painful in
jury to her eye is now able to be out
Miss Anna Nehr of Lincoln street is
able to be out after being confined to
the house by rheumatism for several
days
The Y. p. S. c. f. of the Baptist
church viii hold regular business
meeting tonight at 1880. Please be
prompt.
Circle b of the Second Congrega
tional church will hold a rummagt
sale in the chapel beginning this af
ternoOn.
Mrs. John Frost of Granville, n. Y.
was a guest of her grandfather. l. w
Hurd at the Soldiers home hospita
over Sunday.
Captain b. J. Harmon and Lieu
Frank b. Newton of Co. X. V. N. G
went to Pittsfeld Sunday to inspec
the armory in that city
Mrs. Robert Quinn, son Robert an
Miss Harriet Quinn of Troy wer
guests over Sunday of Mr.. and Mr.:
f. A Howard of Gage street.
Large Gocks of bluebrds were see
in Troy and vicinity Saturday II tn
mild weather continues much longe
they may take fly up this way thi
week
The brotherhood of the Methods
Episcopal church will meet at tn
church this evening at 7;45. A fu
attendance of the members an
friends is desired.
All Y. NJ. c. A members who woul
, like to be members of the track teal
this season should consult the phys
cal director this week The Sport
q. will include running jumping, po
Y vaulting etc.
Today at the Colonial-"Pagan ar
4 Christian" First Hunting Trip" r.
4 nance of Singer" The Scar "Sa
d my Celebrates" and others. Matin,
+ every day from 3 till 5. Evening
= from Il5 to 1915.
+ The Board of Civil Authority W
hold meeting in the town rooms {
Q Wednesday evening. March 3, at
r o'clock, for the purpose of making C
q rections on the check list to be us'
a at the village meeting on Tuesda
>. March l6.
e Hawley Green highly respect
n citizen Of White Creek, died Sund
l. after a long illness. Mr.. Green W
II rs years Of age The funeral will
D. held from White Creek church We
n nesday The interment will Ia
4 place in the Center SALISBURY cen
terry.
a. J. r. Campbell, well known re
Is dent of Pownal Center, died Sund
n after an illness of two weeks of hes
h. trouble The deceased was GO yea
"a old The funeral will be held fro
a the Union church Wednesday MOI
4. ing at II o'clock Rev Mr.. Mitch
n will ofliciate.
r The "Chauncey Olcott" compa
left on the sleeper Saturday night
I'd special Pullman for New York whe
y, he company will disband until AFT
IT. Lent. Mr.. Olcott and his manag
is Augustus Pitou win leave this we
III FOR Palm Beach. Fla. He will reop
his engagement in Ragged Robin"
New York on Easter Monday.
The next attraction booked by MI
ager Wood of the opera house will
he appearance of that immens