The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
Nssss Of the Town and Village Teld
Briefly for Busy Rsacera.

+. A. ONel OF Troy spent Sunday |
with friends in town.
B. n. Esabrook Of Troy was at his |
home here over Sunday.
Andrew Maurer and George Morse |
were in North Adams Sunday
Joseph MCGUIRE of Mill street spent
Sunday with friends in New Berlin
Frank Bout Of South street has ac-
cepted a position in the collar shop.
John V. d. $. Merrill Of Bennington
Center is in Salem today on business.
Miss Mary Root of South street left
this morning for a visit in Lakewood,
n. J.
Miss Helen Bowen of Dorsc. visited
her sister, Mrs. Huldah Bowen over
Sunday
Mrs. George E -Cottrell Of Main ST..
is suffering from an attack Of he
mumps.
Mrs. William w. Burke aud Miss
Louise Buffum are spending The day
in Albany.
Ward T.. Lyons went to Pittsfeld to.
aey to attend q family gathering of
relatives.
Mrs. E. H. Holden and children have
returned from a visit at her home in
Manchester.
Miss Helen Morrissey Of Mil street
is confined to the house by an attack
of the grip
James Madden OF Troy spent sun
day with his fathe~. laomis Nadden
of West Main street
Garrett Paddock of Dewey street
who has been seriously in for several
days is now somewhat improved.
Mrs. C. e. Roberts and younecst
daughter OF School street are visiting
at her former home in Champlain, y.
Y.
Mrs Harriet Williams of Park
street visited her sister, Mrs. George
Green in North Bennington over sun
day.
Alden Graves who has been visiting
at his home here. returned this morn
ing to Vermont Academy at Saxtons
River.
Prof. and Mrs A. de Pierrepont who
have been spending few days with
friends in town, returned to Troy Sun
day evening.
A regular meeting Of ST donicas
society OF ST. Francis de Sales church
vas held Sunday inm,d,ate'g after
3enediction.
Landlord P. C. Cornell of the Put
nam house is in Albany today and
Nm. Van Sleet is officiating as guard
an of the register.
Regular meeting Of Sons Of Neter-
ms tonight AS there is considerable
business to be done a full attendance
Of members is desired,
The JOINT committee OF The Sons of
Veterans ard Womans Re.ief Co.Is
lave decided to hold their fair April
% and "a in Foresters' hall
Miss Georgiana Austin returned to
SALISBURY this morlins after spend
.ng Sunday with her parents, Alr and
Mrs w. A. Austin on Weeks street
The regular Y. NJ c. A. gym classes
will be held this week as usual. Bus
mess mems class Tuesday afternoon;
young ladies' class Wednesday even
ing
Ned Sibley returned 20 Troy Con.
ference Academy al rdalJney this
morning after spending a few days
with his parents. Judge and Mrs. Il l..
sibley.
An extra freight train was run over
he Chatham division Sunday 1t
was delayed over an hour in starting
on account of the sand pipe on the en-
CINE being out Of working order.
Dr. Henry Goodall superintendent
Of Stony Void Sauitarium at Lake
<ushaqua, ~ Y, arrived here Satur-
lay for a short visit with his parents
Or and Mrs. H. S Goodall of Main
street,
Mrs. f. L. Nichols expects to leave
Tor New York this week to do some
buying for the store and would be
pleased to get anything anybody
would wish in the metropolis il they
would consult her before leaving,
Louis Brothers, a member OF the
Soldiers Home left today for Memo
nonce, Mich, to spend several days
lshing and hunting in that state
! Commde Brothers was a member OF
the Ord VI Battery during the Ciyi
war
Mrs. August Brillion Of Spring st,
who suffered from a serious injury tC
, her eye Friday afternoon is getting
along as Well as could be expected
DR.. Merrill of Albany. whom she con
suited Saturday, confirmed the opin
ion Of the local doctor in charge o
he case. Il is not believed that sh'
Twill lose the sight of her injured eye
A party OF six fisherman put in tn,
! night Saturday on Bentons pond an,
gathered in nearly 40 pickerel. ON
big trout was hooked and brought {,
, lhe surface where 1t was held for
few minutes for inspection and releas
$ ed, There We're a number of fisher
g men on Barber's pond yesterday bu
The reported catch was small in nun
!, bers and in size.
Bennington lodge b. p. O. Elks, vii
y hold regular meeting tomorrow even
ing. The district deputy of the state
John p. Muligan of this town, vii
make his official visit to the lodge {
p examine the books and report the men
D.. bers in good standing TO the Gran
lodge. Initiation will also take plac
. at this meeting. Choice refreshment
: will be served at the close of the gait
ering.