The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

There will be a dance at the Can
adam club tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rickert have re-
turned from Brandon.
Edward Cowan is moving from
School to South streets.
Mrs. Ellen Fay of Spring street has
gone to North Adams to reside.
George w. Chase of North Adams
; was visitor in town Thursday.
Mrs. Elmer F. lockwood has NOV
ed to her home on Main street for the
winter
Don't forget the date, November LIST
begins the great baby show al Library
| Theatre.
Mrs J. II. Powers Of Hoosick Falls
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James l..
McGurk of Gage street
w. c. Houran is in North Adams to-
day attending the funeral of Mrs. Am
herest Powell and infant.
Clarence Holden and Judge e. c. Ben
nett left this morning in the formers
automobile for New York
You can save money by getting your
rubbers at the closing out sale OF A
f. Loomis, 119 North, street. II
+. r. Hopkinson has moved from
Gage street to the rooms over his
barber shop on Main street.
A large exhibit of Wallace Nuttings
photographs and Christmas calendars
may now be seen at Mrs w. B. Shell
dons. Ito
Mr.. and Mrs. Arvin French who
came here to attend the Ball-French
wedding have returned to their hom,
in Rensselaer,, n. Y.
All mothers interested in the baby
show at Library theatre beginning on
Monday Nov LIST, kindly send photos
to box office at once.
The 1875 pound buck shot by Maur-
ice Wall near Little Pond in Wood.
ford is now on exhibition at the mar
ket of Conrad Schwartz.
Oyster supper served by the Baptist
Baracas in the Sunday school room
his evening from to 1880. Every
body invited. Tickets 20c.
Lost-Rain coat exchanged by mis-
take at Grange hall Thursday even
ing Finder win please return to
Coles store and receive theirs.
The Hoosick Falls high school eley-
en- defeated the team of the North
Bennington high school Wednesday
at ernoon by a score of IS to o.
The largest assortment of coal and
wood stoves in town both surface and
base burners may be found at II. p,
Woodlands at attractive prices.
Frank H. Davenport has resigned
his position at the Shadowbr farm
and will move next week to the house
on Pleasant street recently vacated
by George F Phelps.
The Junior Endeavor society Of the
Second Congregational church will
give a Halloween party tonight at the
chapel from 7.30 to $50 Appropri-
ate costumes will be worn and any
outsiders interested in ghosts will be
welcome
A reception to all the members of
Bennington Grange who have been
married since the institution of the
society in this town, was held in Apol-
10 hall Thursday evening Refresh
ments were served Music for dan
cling was furnished by Goldsmith's or
chestra.
Monday. All Saints Day, there will
be two celebrations of the Holy Euch-
artist in ST Peters church at 1880 and
10 a. m. Those desiring to give mem
orial flowers should send them to the
church Saturday afternoon. Special
commemoration of the departed will
be made at these services.
Notice to the people of Bennington
and vicinity Do not miss the great
sale on Friday and Saturday at Joe
LENS new store, corner North ana
River streets We ask you TO call at
our store whether you buy or not.
Caution: Re sure to call at the right
place, Joe Levin's new store, corner
of North and River streets. Benning
ton VT.
Manager Harte of Library Theatre
makes the following announcement
in regard to the picture thrown upon
the curtain on Monday night 1t has
been the cause of some little talk,
some of the townspeople laboring UNI
der a wrong impression namely that
the young lady posed for said picture,
which is decidedly wrong. The young
lady had nothing whatever to do with
same.
One of the through freights running
between Rutland and Chatham which
is due here at 2:15 p. M, arrived here
at 1850 last night. After its arrival
| found nj OfOc
| is one of the larger ones in the freight
| service, had broken down and the
train had to remain here oyer night
leaving for Chatham about o'clock
this morning. Barring further trou-
bic the train will be nearly a day late
when it reaches its destination this
afternoon.