The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

M
ington's, Main street. n
Mems and boys belts at 19c and S9c
/ Mulligan & Roche's.
Abe Noveck of Union street is Wis
ting friends in New York.
Your choice of large line of straw
lats for S1.O0 at Mulligan & Roche S.
Rollin Taylor has purchased pair
Of colts from A. b. Gardner OF POW j
nal
William j. Watson has returned
from vacation in the White noun
tains
Mr. and Mrs. William Moore have
returned from a trip to New Haven
and New York.
Misses Elizabeth, Helen and Cath
crime Kinney are visiting their aunt
Mrs. e. ]. Cummings.
Miss Helen Belyea of Greenfield,
is spending visit with Miss DORIS
Gibson of Main street.
Charles Donnelly who has been
spending the past few days in town
has returned to Albany.
e. C. Bennett is in New York. 1t is
understood that Mr.. Bennett is to pur-
chase an auto before his return.
Attend the 19c sale at II. Harry Le-
WINS 1t begins Saturday. Articles
worth up to soc will sell for l9c.
Neil and William Keliher of Troy
are spending the month of August
with their aunt, Mrs. Tracy of Park
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Hallenbeck OF
White Plains, n Y, are guests of MI
land Mrs. Grant Hallenbeck of Depot
street
w J. Watson of Depot street has
returned from a three weeks VISIT IN
the White Mountains, New Hamp
shire.
Mrs. John P. Daley OF the Woodford
road left this morning for Corning, n.
Y. to spend a few days with her
daughter.
Mrs Fred Ten Brock and Miss Eda
Mead of White Plains, n. Y, are at
Miss Lundergans on North street Tor
few weeks
George w. Bahan, Prof. r. S. Ba-
han. Mrs. A. w. Half and Miss Cora
Sickles left this morning to spend the
day in North Adems.
The Baraca class of the Methodist
: church will have a few days outing at
J. Hedges Lake in Cambridge. They
+ will leave mere on Saturday, July IA.
Grover Lyons who is employed by
the Green Mountain Electric company
2 in Montpelier and Burlington is spend
:, ing his vacation here with his parents
A marty composed of Dr. H. X. Bris-
tol David Moore. Frank Fraadenburs'
Frank Butterfield, DR.. II. b. Summers
oil and Mr.. Summersgill went today
r on a fishing expedition to Woodforu'
u Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Thompson OF
- Souto street are entertaining Misses
: l.. A. Beach and X. Lamb. Miss IL =
II Mills who has also been their guest
9 has returned to her home IN Ne"
York.
SO Joseph O'Brien of Anaconda, Mont.
20 &c visiting his uncle, Frank Sullivan
~ Of Lincoln street and other relatives
ar in town. He was formerly resideh
re of this place but has not visited her
10 lbefore in several years
tn O. NJ. Barber of Bennington may b
ndge of the customs court. At leas
q. the Vermont delegation will presei
al his claims to the president. The pr
a. sident might do worse and can hardl
-, 40 muca bettter.-Rutland Herald.
Is The French Cercle litteraire
nd musical will give a social dance IN u
new rooms of the Canadian CLUB
Sarurav evening, August Z. Ever
body is cordially invited. Admissi'
nrice. ladies, 10 cents; gents, 70 cen
Good music by local orchestra
ST. doe fawn was seen early II
- morning by Harvey Davenport on |
j" Van Santvoord farm. 1t was traV
49,. inc in the direction of Mt. Amino
ana is presumably the same ann
which has been seen in the WEN
of tne mountain during the past Il
days.
r Among the guests registered at
Putnam house Thursday were MT, a
Mrs w. S. Poppleton of Omaha n
hes A nartv consisting of Henry M. ii
riv Ira Johnson, George hoWaru
baltimore and H. Hatley OF Norlo
"A Va was also at the hotel. 1hey W.
'" curing the country in a PacK'
- Thirty.
ealth Calvin Fndress has been bragg
4 my about his currahls -, ,,,ara
many ed TO be so large that they Wei ere,
ave onentlv mistaken for piuiiis' ~
best Said FIAT they were two inches III ~,
glass ometer and that three OF them III
ts saucer. Finally a committee W
radu- M to investigate but they Were
ears anpe except one little one put |
ading was fve-eighths of an men 'ii'o
Tours the middle.
C. NJ. Lambert & Son THURSDAY
aiist oon onerations for the laying OF
new cement pavement near the i
H. w. c. A. building on School street.
- new walk will make compleIe
ArN Of cement from close to Plea
WEN street TO Main street and to the w
low store. The new cement
- will be about $50 long. AnoCHe!
~, ment walk will extend from the 81
ma aiI to the side door at the west vi
u no 10y"
mems sedvices in St Peters churcn,
f lad. ner of School and Pleasant slIee'c
sing 9th sunday after Trinity, Holy
ncn's munion at 1880 a. M, morning pr
miro and sermon at 1890 a. M; eve
nraver and short address at p.
All are cordially invited TO d.
&c