The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy ResderA

News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy ResderA
Fred Wood and Paul Galipo have
returned from a short visit in Spring
field.
John H. Kelley Of East Main street
is spending a few days in Troy and
vicinity.
Miss Irene Wickham of Adams ST..
is confined to the house by an attack
OF tonsilitis
The hill roads in the country dis
tricts we're badly washed out by the
recent rains.
Miss Dorothy Madison OF Shafts
bury is visiting Miss Florence Pot
ter Of Main street.
Frank Fuller of West SALISBURY is
visiting his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jared Howard.
Patrick Riley has resumed his dut-
les as brakeman on the Chatham di-
vision after a weeks vacation
=. Noveck has the agency for the
r. & H. Educator shoes for Misses
and children A full line of them.
Alvah r Woodland has resumed
his duties as brakeman of the branch
local after a several days vacation
In his services tomorrow morning
mill ~ n inc "a cot u
about the license issue in Bennington.
Postmaster and Mrs. Collins NJ.
Graves will leave tomorrow afternoon
for Washington TO attend the inaug-
ural ball
Elmer Dinwiddie of Main street
has gone to Woodford to spend sun
day with his parents, Nh and Mrs.
James Dinwiddie
Fay Potter of the Pownal road saw
a large buck and doe Friday. The
deer were nearly exhausted being
chased for some time by dogs.
Olin w. Harwood Of North street
attended a meeting Of the Odd Eel
lows encampment OF the first and sec
ond districts in Rutland Friday even
ing
Eggs, strictly fresh, are selling at
80 cents a dozen with prospects OF a
fall in price during the coming week.
Creamery butter is retailing at 80 cts.
a pound and the farmers supply is go
ing at 80 cents.
Alexander Dewar is moving his
household goods to the home of Mrs
Mary Hunter on Pleasant street. Mr.
and Mrs Dewar expect TO leave in
about a month for ST. Paul where
they will reside in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Van SAINT
yoord and daughters, the Misses Edith
and Virginia Van Santvoord of Troy,
prominent summer residents of this
town, will leave next Friday for Cal
ifornia where they win remain until
early in April
l6 game pool tournament was
played in the rooms of the Foresters
of America Friday afternoon Out of
the total number of games the team
composed of Frank Wood and D. J.
Merriman won IL, Jesse b. Mattison
and Edward Whitney, 3.
Lost-From wagon Friday evening
on road between West Main street
and Colgates gate house a bundle
containing besides geptlemans wear
ing apparel pair of gold initial link
cuff buttons Finder please return
to Banner office and receive reward.
|. You are cordially invited to the
services of the Second Congregation
al church tomorrow. The pastor.
Rev. G.. S. Mills. will preach in the
morning upon Waking Out Of Sleep,
and in the evening he will speak up
on Some Echoes Of the Boston Reviy-
al" Sunday school at noon. Junior
Endeayor at O'Clock.
At the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing the text will be Strengthen We
the Weak Hands" and in the evening,
What Think We of Christie Bible
school at y m, Junior society at 3
and monthly missionary meeting of
the Y. p. S. c. r. at 6 p. m. Evening
worship at Z o'clock You are invited
to share the privileges of this church.
Rev Frank X Morris, pastor
About 30 couples attended the first
of a series of subscription dances held
in Foresters' hall Friday evening. II
is generally conceded as one of the
leading events of the season and its
success augurs well for the popularity
of these dances. Goldsmith's full or
chestra assisted by a trap drummer
from Troy rendered excellent dance
music. The next dance will be held
on Friday evening, March II.