The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-22
BENNINGTON BRIE IS
NsNS Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Resders


Sunday.
J. r. Judson Of Arlington was a Wis
itor in town today.
A. B. Gardner of Pownal was a Wis
itor in etoRn today.
Thomas Lyons OF River street Wis |
tied in Troy Sunday.
F. c. Archibald of Arlington was in
town today on business.
Fred Green OF Dewey street is
spending the day in Troy.
Dean Martin and yelling Thatcher
were in North Adams Saturday.
John Eddington of Gage street is
In North Adams today on business.
Mrs. William O'Donnell Of Lincoln
street is recovering from her recent
illness.
Mrs. T. A. Davenport of Gage street
left this morning for a visit with rel
atives in New York.
William Van Sleet, the famous air
ship navigator of Pittsfeld, is spend
ing a few days in town
A. II. Hollister will open his new
grocery store in the old Drysdale
building Tuesday morning
]. Edward Hackett who has been
confined to the house for a week is
now able to be about his work
Mrs. John Tudor of Stamford was
in town Saturday on business connect
ed with her late husbands estate.
, Miss Lila Vance has gone to Me
chanicville where she will join Mrs.
Thomas and leave soon for New
} York.
Lost-A gold locket and chain with
initials J. l. p Finder please return
to 224 South street and receive re-
, ward
: Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Abercrombie
of Greenfield, Mass, visited at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Bingham
J over Sunday.
Mrs Peter Shook who has been a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Van
I Steenburg of Main street, has return
I ed to Pine Plains. N. Y.
Twelve members OF the Hoosac
school enjoyed hike to this town to,
day, a distance of nine miles. They
took dinner at the Putnam house.
Circle No. 3 Of the NJ. E. church will
hold a neighborhood bean supper at
Mrs. George Phelps of Pleasant street
| Tuesday evening, beginning at $50
All are invited.
> Colonial today:-A bill Of quality
9 Nothing but the latest in pictures and
- songs. One visit is all we ask to
, make you a steady patron. Our pa
: irons are highly pleased with oul
4 show. Why not be one of them?
Some rs TO 80 ladies' of the Baptist
church are meeting weekly to work
g on articles for the Easter bazaar ia
y be held April l3 and IA. The next
I. meeting is scheduled at the home OF
. Mrs r. W. Bradford on Main street.
The interior of E. ]. Cummings
barber shop in the American house
!. block has just been completely re-
n modelled and renovated. 1t is now
I one of the most attractive shops Of
: its kind in town and most modern in
J. its appointments
4 DR.. II. G. Thompson of North AID.
ans who has several patients in Ben
i nington and is we'll known here is to
leave the first of April for a -four
! months stay in France, where he is
TO take a course of study in eye and
ear surgery and treatment, under the
: ablest teachers in the world
n Phillip Harwood has resigned his
: position as vocalist at Proctor's thea
4 ire in Troy and has come TO his home
town to enter the employ of c. G
8 Barley as vocalist at the Library
< hall theatre. Mr.. Harwood has a
pleasing voice and will undoubtedly
: be favorite among his many home
e friends as he was among the patrons
4. of Proctor's circuit.
; The social religious services under
the direction of the Baptist church
will be held in the following homes
/ on Tuesday evening at 1880: Mr. and
y Mrs. Clarence Morse, Branch street
extension; Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Wood
W ward, South Branch street; Mrs. John
r Temple, 504 Gage street; Mr.. and Mrs
70 Henry Burgess, Park street road
ID Friends in neighborhoods are cordi
d ally invited
"a The Rt Rev. J. NJ. Cloarec has is
!. sued a notification to the priests il
E. this diocese announcing an examina
ton to be held to supply the parish a
: st. Johnsbury with a pastor The va
n. cancy was caused by the death of tn,
+, Rev. ], A. Boissinnault, AS this is al
- immovable rectOrship examination
N must be held to determine the success
Oh sor Applications must be in b.
M Thursday and the examination will b
held in this city on the 14th OF April
nd II will be both written and oral.
e ee At a meeting of the executive con
cd mittee of the State Fireman's assoc
%, aticn held at the headquarters in thi
= city, II was decided to hold the amt
al convention in Morrisville on tn
Bird and 4th of August. Following
he the list of prizes to be offered. Hos
Ter race. first $780, second SIS, third So
5tf fourth $25, quarter mile run ST. !
- and SO; 100 yard dash, 81, IS and 81
100 yard dash for firemen, weighin
p over 200 pounds, So. The rules {
sop the association for 1908 will COVER
pie the contests.
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ed NORTH BENNINGTON