The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-05-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

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today on business.
A. b. Gardner of Pownal was IN
town today on business.
William Barton and Oliver Pruneil
of Adams visited friends here sunday
Wavne Adams is suffering from
badlv sprained arm as the result OF
falling off bicycle.
William Mclaughlin of Dandy Is
spending a few days with his prolhe''
Thomas Mclaughlin.
F. e. BATTLES and G. p. Endress re-
GENTLY caught a mess of u trout Ill
White Creek waters.
Philip Powers, the Adams CORES
nordent for the North Adams Trans
rrint visited friends here Sunday.
Mrs Leveridge has returned to New
York after spending few days WIN I.i
her mother, Mrs. Mary White oil Sh-
yer street
Richard Cox has sold one Of his
horses TO parfes in Williamstown ior
s195 He went to Troy this morning
to purchase new horse.
Mrs Russell Jewell Of the west part
of The town has returned from Ferris
hnrgh where she has been caring lor
her mother for few days.
Miss Catherine Scott who has been
q guest of Miss Victoria Temple OF
IGage street for a few days, has re-
turned to her home in Adams.
Louis b. Puffer, a student in the H.
p |. of Troy, is spending a lew days
i'm town with his parents, Coz ana MiS
IN. NJ Puffer of Union street.
Daniel T. Cullion of Maple street
went TO Manchester this morning
where he expects to secure position
on the Robert r. Lincoln estate
Frank Il. Battles went to RUTLAND
(this morning where he was drawn as
iuror on the United States court
which convenes in that city today
Thomas Cartwright is moving hi
barber shop into James II. whitney
store for "A few days before OCCUPYING
his new quarters on North street
Miss Florence March and guest Mr.
Brooks returned this morning TO sc
Vernon after spending Sunday Wit
Mrs. c. b. March of North street
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Austen o
Glens Falls returned this morning al
ter spending Sunday in town as tn
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farmer
The. mercury stood at r. in tn
shade on Main street at one o'cloc
this afternoon. Summer seems t
. have come without spring as hel
aid
The many friends of ]. w. Mattiso
who left recently for Beatrice, Neb
will be glad to learn of his safe a
rival at his destination in the ia
west.
A party consisting of Richard Schi
menz. Fred Wood and Misses Maj
and Ellen Settlement and Lizzie Bu
: hee spent Sunday at BARRIERS Pines
Pownal.
? Admiral and Mrs Wells l.. File
have opened their home at BENIN
y ton Center for the summer. The
IS spent the winter in Washington,
c., and New York.
E. B. Patterson. the Main sire
q groceryman. has gone to his camp
~ Woodford to avoid oyersleeping
~ the morning of the 18th when q
= trout season opens.
10 F.. II. Ferguson went to Boston tn
morning as an alternate from &
grand lodge of Vermont, \. II, o.
Oh | p1pati
As which convenes tomorrow morning.
'u' Rev. W. A. DAWSON, d. d., super
t. tendent of missions for the Nermo
is, Baptist church, who supplied the p
pit of the local Baptist church Sundi
OF returned this morning to Burlington
Joseph, Isaac and Nathan Lev
went to New York Saturday to vi
! Barney Levin who is receiving tire
ment at hospital in that city. The
= appears to be hope for Mr.. Leyin's
II coyery
Two of the speakers at the me
banquet Friday evening are to be
J. A. Hamilton of Pittsheld and w.
Sperry of North Adams. DR. Dow
Rutland will speak briefly. JUG
Bates will preside.
n. j. Morrissey and Edward
Lonergan went to Bellows Falls
delegates for Bennington council
of C. this morning to attend the
nual state convention of the KING
of Columbus being held in that to
this week.
A hen belonging to Dennis Enri
of Mccall street recently laid m
ster double yolk egg. This spec
species of hen fruit weighs one-fou
Ii of a pound and measures ~ an
inches in circumference lengthv
and crosswise respectively.
The first mass on Wednesday
Thursday mornings during the FL
Hours at ST. Francis de Sales chu
will be at $3.50 instead of 6 a. m.
announced on Sunday The reel
ion of the rosary will take place
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
73O.
DR.. and Mrs. II. S. Goodall
daughter who have been visiting
parents, DR.. and Mrs. F. w. Goot
left this morning for Pottsville,
where they will visit DR.. Ellis
Goodall for few days. Later
will go to Washington, d. c.. to
tend the tuberculosis congress.
Goodall will return here next v
but Mrs. Goodall will remain in
capital city until June
Poor Fellow.
Police Justice-The man Won