The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

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George NJ. Lee of Rutland was a
visitor in town sunday.
Mrs. John Burton of Grandview St, |
is visiting relatives in Troy
Gilbert II. RaHsom is in Troy and
vicinity today on business.
z. f. Estabrook went to Rutland
this morning ON business trip.
Rev. A. L. Desaultniers Of North
Pownal was a visitor in town today.
John II. Kelley of East Main street
is convalescing from his recent III
ness
Mrs. William Blake of Woodford is
a guest of Mrs. L. H. Woodward of
Gage street.
Monument lodge, No. s, Knights of
Pythias will hold meeting tonight
in Apollo hall.
Edward Robinson of Locust avenue
attended the Leyings PERCY auction
in White Creek today.
Mrs. David Hastings of Nottingham
is visiting her mother, Mrs. l.. II.
Woodward of Gage street.
H H. Shields of Troy is in town
today inspecting his summer resi-
dence at Bennington Center.
Some grocerymen are offering
strictly fresh eggs at p cents dozen
the lowest price since last summer.
Mrs. Isaac Jennings, wife of Rev
Isaac Jennings, d. d.. of Bennington
Center. has been spending some time
in Orange, n. j
William II. Warn has finished max
ing repairs about the summer resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Welles at
Bennington Center.
] w. A. Bugbee, travelling engineer
! Of the Rutland railroad and S. r. Kra
p mer, trainmaster, are registered al
the Putnam House today,
p Miss Sarah Shaw of Bennington
/. Center who has been a guest of he
r uncle. William Robinson in Schenec
Q | lady for several weeks, has returned
$ Mrs. Charles Green Of Branch ST.
very pleasantly entertained her aunt
n Mrs. f. Eddy OF Ohio and Mrs Thorn
rs Whitman of Imperial Ave, Tues
9 day afternoon.
\ Miss Helena Norton left today 70
q New York from whence she will sal
tomorrow on the steamer Prime
S George" to the Bermudas where sh
|. will spend several weeks.
e Several from this village attende
) he. auction on the Levings Perez
u arm near White Creek today MI
Percy intends to give up farming an
n reside in North Bennington in the fl
k ture.
? An Easter Bazaar To be held 4
Z the Baptist chapel April IA. DO nc
T plan to go to Troy to make you
+ spring purchases. A large variety Q
articles both practicable and orns
h mental will be available at this sale
e Several Irish flags are on displa
. about business places today Tw
{ lags bearing the harp and shamroc
{ were seen floating on breeze thi
y morning from the cupola of the neI
barn being erected on the Hubble
!. place at Bennington Center
u There was a large advance sale G
! reserved seat tickets at the box Oific
e Tuesday evening for Friday night
l. attraction at the opera house, Fort!
L ave Minutes from Broadway" Thi
will be the first Cohan & Harris pr,
r duction ever played in this town ant
D. being the last booked for the season
G. packed house is assured.
II The death of Charles Heartwell {
'e Troy who was for long time connec
le ID with the well known manufactu
ing concern of Hall, Heartwell & Co
V. was a business associate Of WilliaI
B. Z. Hall who married Miss Lucia Cad
IL If this town. The wife Of the LAT
n A. p Childs was a sister of Mr.
ar Hall. Their father was Louis Cad
~ for some time proprietor of the OIL
stark house on Main street.