The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Miss Catherine Stewart of River
street is IN of tonsilitis,
George McMaster Of Rutland visit
ed friends in town recently
a new floor is being laid in the
tailor shop of NJ. Myer on River 81.
Miss irene Buss of Union street is
conyalescing from her recent illness.
Thomas Kinney Of the west part
of the town is confined TO the house
by illness.
Mrs. w. F. Peltier OF Park street
is conyelescing from her recent
severe illness.
Miss Viola Headden of Troy is a
guest of Mrs. James h. Burke OF
Grandview street.
William f. Green of Silver street
has accepted position with the
Enos Adams company
Roster & Cottrell have installed a
telephone in their factory on Scott
street. The number is i6-1.
c. G. Barley proprietor of the Ii
brary hall theatre is in Troy and
Schenectady today on business.
Miss L. NJ. Barney has opened her
new millinery store over Rosters.
The entrance is in the Roster store.
Miss Alice Foley is closing out her
entire stock at more than low prices
beginning Feb, 18th until March LIST
c. E. Galusha who has cen serious
ly i'll of stomach trouble Tor the past
few days, is reported to be somewhat
better today
Rev Philip Schuyler. pastor of st
Peters church. will preach Sunday at
the service in ST. Johns Episcopal
church in North Adams
The Switchboard at the Y. NJ. C. A
game room has been completely reno
waited during the past few days ant
is now in excellent shape.
AT the regular meeting of tn,
young ladies gymnasium class Wed
nesday evening a new gymnasti'
dance known as the Rye Waltz wal
| introduced and ids fair TO become verl
popular
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry McKeon
who were called here to attend tn,
funeral of his mother. the late Mrs
NJ II McKeOn, returned to Holyoke
Mass, this morning
Mrs. Clarence Chandler saw
large buck this morning 1t cam,
about 20 rods from the house near
brook when two dogs chased It an,
it disappeared off into the woods
A rail on the trolley road on Mai
street near Union broke this momin
about six inches from the end !
gang of men put new one in It
place without causing any delay I
the traffic
A months mind requiem mass wa
celebrated in the convent chapel thi
morning for the repose OF the soul o
the late Mrs. Hanora Tracey. A larg
number of friends and relatives wer
in attendance.
Miss Nellie Bacon. who lives q
= the Pownal road was taken to tn
Troy city hospital Tuesday She NJ
derwent an operation this mornins
Dr. A. Z Houle went to Troy thi
morning to attend It.
At the Colonial today 1000 soil
feet of pictures of the best max
I. Illustrated songs by singer thu
! can sing. Afternoon 3 to s, evenin
J 7:15 to 1915. Matinee every da
t 5000 feet new pictures every day
Miss Jennie Green who recent
underwent an operation in the Tire
a city hospital for appendicitis. r
y turned home Wednesday Afternoon
She has recovered rapidly since h,
operation and in due time will hay
fully recovered
Because of the unfavorable wea
her there was but a small attendant
at the meeting OF the stockholders
the Bennington base ball ASSOCIATE,
called for last evening and II was Il
opinion of the directors that the me
y ing should be adjourned to some da
later in the season.
The famous Brayton basket b;
a team will play the Y NJ. c A. tea
in the gymnasium Friday evenin
r All who enjoy clean sport should n
b let this opportunity 90 by. Undout
a eddy il will be one of the taste
+ games of the season
Miss Ethel Davenport entertain,
a number of friends at a WashngtC
n party at her home on Gage sire
Monday evening. The house was de
GRATED with appropriate Washingt,
n emblems. Widow was played al
choice refreshments served. Tho
present report a very enjoyable CIV
ming
c. c. Jones. superintendent Of Il
Fillmore farms, sold a heavy far
team and outfit including wage
harness etc, to John Nash WednC
day. They are to be delivered abo
the middle of March A number
q young horses will arrive here short
for use on the Fillmore farms to
place old teams.
The thaw OF Wednesday seems
have caught cold over night. AT
early hour this morning the mercu
stood at the 10 mark, but the bri
northwest wind caused it to remi
early rsers of zero weather Dr
blew on the main streets today a
caused much Inconvenience to ped
TRANS and store keepers.
The Indies of the various circles
the Baptist Ladies Aid society q
a cordially invited to the home of NJ
w. b. Holister, Elm street, Frid
afternoon, Feb 26 from 3 to o'clo
A special invitation is extended
all In addition to sociability int
estng places for the next few mont
will be discussed