The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.
Fruit Jars at Ramsdell's.

Fruit jars at Ramsdell's.
New suits $40 to s25 at Novecks.
Mrs. C. A. .Maurer is confined to the
house by illness.
Try an oyster fry at the White Kit
chen restaurant.
J. C. F. Gregg of Gage street is in
Boston on business.
Rayo nickel plated lamps complete
for S1.50 at Ramsdells.
c. ]. Hendee is attending the fair
in South Wallingford today.
Guy McKeon of Gage street has re-
covered from his recent illness.
Boys and girls Logan, Marvel and
Educator shoes 81 to 50 at Noyecks.
Miss Mabel Livingston has returned
from a few days visit in Hoosick
Falls.
There will be a social dance at
Bank hall, North Bennington, Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. e. J. Lashaway OF
Depot street are in South Berlin, N.
Y, today.
Miss Agnes Van Santvoord will
leave next week to return to the
Rosemary school at Greenwich, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Lowe and
Mrs William Sibley have returned
from an automobile trip to Spring
field.
Mrs. Collins NJ. Graves and Mrs.
William h. Graves are visiting at the
home of Zebra Quackenbush in Hoo
sick today.
At the state convention of Kings
Daughters, being held at Fair Haven,
Mrs. j. Lucy Burt yesterday read a
paper on Finances"
Mrs. d. Newell Boatnee, who has
been the guest of Miss Cecil Powers
for tne past week, has returned to
her home in New York.
William NJ. Sanford of Hannibal
Green x Sons company of Troy was
recently the guest of his brother, c.
r. Sanford at Bennington Center.
Mrs. Charles Adams. Mrs. John Ed
dington and Mrs. Charles Barnes en-.
joyed an automobile trip to North AID
ans Wednesday with Wayne Adams
at the wheel.
Miss Julia Robinson of Boston who
| has been a guest of her aunt, Mrs
John V. ID. S. Merrill, will return to
her home after spending a few days
with Mrs. A. W. lockwood.
The Bennington City band left this
morning for South Walingford wher,
I they were to play today at the fair
Only a few tickets for the fair were
sold at the local station this morning
; The condition of Leslie Buss who
was injured by a fall from a tree on
Wednesday is serious. II is feared
that he may be crippled for life as il
Is thought his spine is affected.
I Beginning this week cars on the
North Adams division have been run.
ming on the hour schedule both in the
morning and afternoon. Tne cars
leave at a quarter before every hour
) Miss Lillian Van Kleeck of Gage st
couple week with relatives and
friends. She was accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burke of North
Bennington.
The bicycle which was found in
the bushes by the roadside near the
gypsie camp on the road to North
| Bennington and turned over to Sher
| tn hA h.
property of one of the children OF
Rev. Philip Schuyler and returned tc
| its owner.
TIE voters of the village of Ben
nington Center will hold caucus in
the old academy library Friday even
| ing at o'clock to place in nomina
tion officers for the ensuing year to
be voted upon at the village meeting
on Tuesday. October D. The caucus
is a departure from the customary
rule and for that reason full atten
dance is desired.
C. NJ. Lambert G. Son have the con
tract to erect a monument of dark
| Barre granite on the Walworth lot in
| the North Bennington cemetery. AL
so one of the same granite on the
Hanley Green lot in the same GENE
terry This firm has recently erected
a handsomely carved Barre granite
monument for J b Niles in the GENE
terry at Center SALISBURY.
Work will soon commence on the
foundation upon which will stand the
heroic figure of Col. Seth Warner
This statue will be situated to the
right of one of the approaches Of the
battle monument and it promises tt
be one of the finest memorials of its
kind in the country. 1t is the gift o.
Col. Olin Scott who is closely iden
tilted with all the historic interests