The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-07-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.


The regular meeting Of the Relief
Corps will be held this evening
Joseph Garreau has bought out the
barber shop formerly run by Clarence
Berry on North street
Bert Glass and John Bower OF Troy
are spending a couple weeks vacation
with friends in this town.
The picnic committee of the F. NJ.
T. A. B. society will hold a meeting
at Academy hall at 1880 this evening.
II it rains tomorrow the ice cream
festival and supper of st. Peters
church will be held in tne parish
house.
The annual meeting of the Ben
nington County Sunday School asso-
citation will probably be held here in
October.
]. X. Porter Stone of New York ar
rived this morning to spend some
time at the White Crow Inn at Camp
| Comfort.
Irving E. Bum has resigned his 30
sition as fireman at the electric light
station. John Watson is now employ
ed in ais place.
To rent:-Beginning August 9th
the Park Homestead, all furnished,
Woodford. VT. Apply to Ethel j.
Park, Woodford, VT. 2St6
Stark lodge l. o. o. F., has been in
vited to accept the Inequalities of
the North Adams lodge during Old
Home week in September.
Robert E. Mccullough of New York
arrived here this morning to spend a
couple of weeks vacation at the home
of Frincis Cone of Depot street.
George P. MacNish formerly prin-
/ cipal of the North Bennington higA
school, who was in town a few days
this week went to Boston Thursday.
DR.. C. H. Van Horn and Miss Dor
othy Evans have returned to their
home in Englewood n j., after visit
ing Mrs. Laura b. Cole for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Alain of
Rutland were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Peter Longtin yesterday. While
here they visited many of their
friends.
Eugene /. Graves and family of
Cleveland. Ohio, are spending por-
tion of the summer in Manchester,
George T.. Graves and party visited
them in Manchester Thursday.
Leon Lamarre returned Wednesday
from a three weeks visit through
Canada much improved in health. He
visited St. Anne de Beaupre, Mont
morency Falls, Quebec, Ottawa and
Montreal.
Saturday afternoon from 4 to o.
clock ice cream and cake will be ser
we'd on the grounds OF Mrs. Luman
Nortons residence to friends OF st.
Peters parish. In the evening sup
per will be served from to Z.
The Degree of Honor will give a
LAWN party and supper on the lawn
of William Clark at the Fillmore
Farms Saturday, July 81. Come boys
and buy a dish of ice cream and a
woman with it. Supper served from
6 to 8, Is cents.
DR.. Wright, specialist at North Ad-
ans. will be in his office only Mon
DAYS, Wednesdays and Saturdays un-
til August l. Office open daily Tor
making appointments and repairing
/ glasses. Telephone Sand Springs
/ 4ViIliomstown 10t24
supper will be served on Mrs
IMman Nortons grounds Saturday
evening for the benefit of st. Peters
parish from to O'Clock with the
Il following menu: veal loaf. potato sal
| ads. pickles, hot rolls, cucumber sal
ad. cake and coffee. Iu the Afternoon
llc.. cream and cake will bc served,
NJ. B. Morgan starts today for CAM
CleghOrn, Wisconsin as the represen
: tative from Vermont to the Nationa
Grand lodge of Good Templars o
which he Is the treasurer. He say
he is more tnan ever convinced tina
the Devil is not dead, and that Their
is use in the world for the order o
. which he is member
About August LIST it is expected tina
the new pennies will be distrlbl tel
, throughout the country from the Phi
adelphia mint. For many years IN
United States pennies have borne III
familiar emblem of the Indians hea'
but hereafter that will be seen N
more on the smallest coin in tne coun
try. Instead the pennies will bear tn
head of Abraham Lincoln, the martyr
ed president and greatest Statesman
The country ever had. OF course TIL
Indian pennies will remain in circule