The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-05
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Resders

Mrs W. G. Appleby Of Williams
town. a former resident visited
friends in town this week
Mrs John Barron is seriously in at
the home of her daughter Mrs. Chas.
| Mccarthy of Division street
Not being able to have the hall
Saturday evening, Miriam Rebekah
lodge has postponed the drill
Mr.. and Mrs. Albee Buss of White
Creek visited Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Hop
kinson of Gage street Thursday.
The ladies of the Womans Relief
Corps viii meet at G A. R. hall this
evening to initiate new members.
George Robson OF North street who
/ has been confined to the house a few
days by an attack Of grip, is now re-
covering
George Rice who has been a guest
of relatives and friends i'm town for
the past few weeks, returned this
morning to Erie Pa.
The village auditors have completed
auditing the account of the village
officers and the annual report will be
published next week.
e. Mrs n. Freund who has been a
guest of Mrs. Samuel Strouse Of Main
street for the past few days, has re-
turned to New York.
John Williams has moved from the
Thatcher tenement on Park street to
the house on River street recently va
Gated by James Bushee
The Best of everything Bennington
can afford in home pork, and chickens
and heavy Chicago beef at l.. j. Ed
dington's Main street market
Miss Mary Shaw of Bennington
Center has returned from Science
tady where she has been a guest Of
her uncle, William Robinson for
few days.
Frank l.. Martin, formerly employed
as driver by j. Ed Walbridge left
Wednesday for Dayton, Wash where
he may reside in the future ifhe likes
western life.
The time of the funeral of the late
Miss Marguerite Burghardt has been
changed from Saturday to Sunday af
ternoon at 230 o'clock. Rev Philip
Schuyler will oficiate
Mrs. A. c. Desorda of Danbury, Ct
arrived here Thursday being called
by the serious illpess of her sister
Miss Mary Mulligan of Lincoln street
Miss Mulligan's condition today is con
sdered very critical
George Harmon has moved a small
barn from the Charles r.. Welles place
az Bennington Center to his home on
the North Bennington road. Several
other improvements are being made
about Mr. Welles' residence.
A Mission will be held at the Sa-
cred Heart church beginning next
Sunday afternoon Next week will
be for ladies' and the following week
for men The mission will be in
charge OF out Of town priests.
Clifford f. Bouplon, the three year
old son of Mr. and Mrs. James Bou-
plon of Salisbury, died Wednesday.
The funeral will be held from the
house at - o'clock and at o'clock
from the church in White Creek Sat.
urday.
Today at the Colonial-"The Love
of the Pasha's Son, The Treasure. F."
"Ruy Bias" "Rhodesian Railway in
| Central Africa" For Mothers Sake
three new illustrated songs A visit
to our theatre will convince YOU that
We are showing high class goods.
till and 1880 till 1890.
About 30 from this town attended
the boxing bouts in Odd Fellows hall
in North Adams on Thursday evening
The principal bout was twelve
round one between Napoleon Dufresne
and Patsy Kline which ended in a
draw. The return trip was made by
special car chartered for the pur-
pose.
| Look See the new pictures and
songs at Library theatre today, Fri
day, featuring in life size and very
realistic. 5000 solid feet Of pictures
consisting of comedy, drama, magic
historical, etc, and including today
only the famous Nick Carter in the
best moving picture ever exhibited in
this town. A big bill and don't fai
to see t. Remember new pictures
every day.
| In the New York Suns account o.
the Inaugural ball last night is The
following: "On the floor OF the ball
room were a number of state aides.
These men were from various States
of the Union from Territories anC
from the District of Columbia, The!
were supposed to have been chosel
for their beauty, but some, it wal
thought, failed to come up to tn,
| mark and there was comment ant
dissension thereon"
II The following prices for farm prod
uce were quoted today by a prom
nent groceryman Butter, dairy, so
creamery, Csc; strictly fresh eggs 3
and 80 cents a dozen; potatoes 50
bushel. At present here are n
storage eggs on the market and store
men have to rely fully on the farmer
for their supply The scarcity o
eggs all summer is the cause of tn
small amount Of cold storage egg
this winter
Bennington Grange held a regula
meeting on Wednesday evening wit
large attendance visitors from Pow
nal and Hoosick Falls Oranges bein
present The third and fourth dc
grees were conferred on a class @
twelve candidates. The work of thir
degree was done by the third degre
stan of which Leon Eldred is mastel
E. f. lockwood gave an interestin
address on George Washington, pal
ticularly as farmer and his home a
Mount Vernon, which Mr.. Rockwoo