The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Iels
Briefly for Busy RsaderH

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A daughter was born Monday to Mr. ,
and MIS-. George Blake of Division n
place.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Habberley {.
of Elm street have returned from D
short visit in Cohoes.
Leon H. Boyd returned to Shafts
bury this morning after visiting friends
in town for a couple of days.
Miss Lizzie Norton of Worcester
Mass. is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Knights OF Pleasant street
Mrs. George Prentice and daughters
Carrie Lulu and Charlotte OF Scott
street visited in Albany Monday.
Mrs e. b. Garfield of Schenectady
who has been a guest of Mrs T. T.
lGreeg for a few days, has returned.
Albee Buss. a former resident of this
town has moved from North Adams
TO the Hutchins farm in White Creek
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin G. Stupplebean
! iof Chimes street have returned from
couple OF weeks visit in Hudson, ~
Y.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas b, Wilson OF
e Hoosick Falls were guests over Sun
day of DR.. and Mrs. J. r. Wilson OF
V Main street
!. Samuel Laware of Bridgeport, Conn
: who has been a guest of E. 5. Buss OF
, Putnam street, has gone TO Heming-
:, ford, Canada.
j., Miss Catherine and Johanna Jensen
and Victoria Temple attended Wash
inaton masquerade ball in Troy Sat
~ urday evening Miss Johanna Jensen
IN was awarded the first prize for the
most original costume.
~ About $50 members and their ladies
g" attended the social and dance given
= by the members of the Father Mat
We thew r. A. b. society Tuesday even
ga ing. Dancing was enjoyed in Acad
envy hall and the refreshments were
gh served in the society's rooms. Music
I'm was furnished by Harold Hurley ant
Miss Nellie Hurley
in Manager Wood of the opera hous
fits has hooked THE Three Twins for
date in october. This famous muslca
comedy is now playing in the Malesti
theatre in New York where it opene
us engagement several weeks ago
he is expected that this play will reac
u'' It's sOOth performance before the Ell
of the season.
%" The Y. NJ. c. A. basket ball tea
' - win play a match game with the Bra
tons of North Adams in the gymna
son nm Friday evening. The visiting tea
man has the reputation of being the taste
bunch of players in western Mass
Dan chusetts. A lively game is sure
and ensne when they meet the champlo
OF southern Vermont.
york The following item was taken tr
ldon- the Pittsfeld Journal of recent ia
Norman w. Davis Of Great Barrl
work ton sold through d. b. Cornell Co.
Lon farm in Stockbridge Mass to n
par Melissa A. Griffin of Bennington
This farm is considered very yalua
zagor being surrounded by wealthy esta
er in lying between Slocho'lueo any
Bar. OK
s dur John Moulds of the south part OIL
town received injuries Saturday WI
will cause him to be laid up for sev
weeks. While cutting off the bra
many es of a tree which he had felled he
d us caught by the trunk OF the tre'
of our such a way as to receive three
lures of his left leg below the
nily # is stated that the bones protr
through the flesh at the point OF
:. of the broken bones.
chem Look c. G. Barley, manage
iseu ,t ~ library theatre, has just received
Rydale latest moving picture lens imp
ltrol of from Germany. The lens produ'
" plac- picture 70 by IA feet and OF life
, p The picture is as large as any
in the largest cities and will no
.@ the eyes. Bennington people S
-N beast this picture which will be
Medi- tied commeneins 'oa"s " soas
a,dv at The only tnlng lhlS picture "V~'
is talk. 1t is truly worth seem
~ The funeral of the late Char
TAYLOR was held from his late
on Lincoln street Tuesday att
ut 2:3O o'clock Rev. Frank X
ris pastor of the Baptist church
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- ated. The remains We're TAX
Manchester this morning for bl
~ the Manchester Center Gel
There were many beautiful flor
y utes including a wreath given
employes of the Cooper needl
The bearers were d. j. Cullior
Mcclure. Harry Hurley, Fran