The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Mems Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

Mrs. A. Knowlton of Hoosick Falls
is visiting friends in town.
Home chickens and spring lamb at
l.. J. Eddingtons, Main street.
1O1 Ranch Wild West show will ex-
hibit in North Adams on Friday,
June II.
Engineer Edward S. Sumner of
West Main street is enjoying a short
vacation.
Mr.. and Hrs. S. H. Blackmer of
Bennington Center is spending the
day in Troy.
Michael Keans of Schaghticoke. N.
Y, has come to this town to work in
the big mill.
Mrs. Archie Belonge and Mrs. d.
Coffee are spending a couple of months
vacation in Quebec.
John II. Evans and Miss Mary Coffey
nave returned from a short visit with
relatives in New York.
Wanted-Two girls to work in Can
dy Kitchen on Saturday nights. APP
plv at the Candy Kitchen. 1872
Miss Sadie Neddo of Mill street has
gone to Lansingburgh to work in the
United Pines collar shop.
The high school baseball team will
90 to Petersburgh, y. Y, Saturday to
play the town team in that place.
Miss Rose Rathbone of Center Ber-
lin. n. Y, is the guest of Mrs. Ed
ward S. Sumner of West Main street.
The Austin Star baseball team have
scheduled a game with the Tigers on
the "fatiron" Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock
The five year old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Briggs of the south
part of the town is seriously i'll of
pneumonia.
John Spargo of Yonkers. n. Y, with
MS family is occupying for the sum-
mer the Raymond cottage at Benning-
ton Center.
Friends in this town of DR.. G. II.
Thompson of North Adams have learn
ed of his safe arrival in Austria where
he is TO spend several weeks
Mrs e. L. Nichols leaves Monday
on a business trip to New York and
would be pleased to do shopping in
the metropolis for anyone wishing
her to do so.
Masons wanted,-Plasterers brick
layers and stone masons. Wages
$3.50 for eight hours. Apply Joseph
Garreau's barber shop. North street.
Remington. Vt 1918
Hon. Beverley b. Munford of Rich
mond, Va, who has spent so many
summers at the Priory at Bennington
Center will leave here for Lake
George Monday.
Wallace j. Burritt, clerk at the Put
nam House, left tnis morning for a
few days vacation in Burlington and
vicinity He expects to spend some
time fishing on Lake Champlain.
Michael Kane, an employee of the
]. H. Loring & Co.'S truck, who. recent
ly sustained an injured foot while
moving a piano, has recovered from
his injuries and resumed his duties.
Thomas Cartwright is to move his
barber shop from the j. II. Whitney
store TO the store recently vacated by
the Williams and 10c business in
the Hawks block on North street. He
will open up at his new stand tomor-
row morning.
Gods Out of Doors" will be the
topic at the Baptist church Sunday
night After a Sunday evening vaca-
zion of three weeks the pastor. Rev.
Frank r. Morris. will preach again
If you love the open" you will enjoy
this sermon.
During the past few weeks the
wholesale price of beef has increased
three cents a pound in the North Ad
ans and Rutland markets. Men who
travel for the trust state that the
price will be advanced another cent
pound next week.
The first pair of canvassers to re-
port at the Y NJ. c. A. headquarters
this morning after taking the census
of the territory assigned them were
Misses Gladys Bottum and Barbara
Burt who returned at 9:5S. Misses
Thompson and Ethel Davenport re-
turned at 1910.
total eclipse of the moon occurred
Thursday evening between seven and
nine O'Clock and was partially visible
here. Many WAC witnessed the phen-
omena did not know what caused the
shadow and many thought it was a
naSsinp c1oud On limo 17th there