The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Miss Nellie Coffey is i'll at her home
On Grandview street.
Ramsdell has some special new
goods for 10 cents Call and see
them
New spring Oxfords, beautiful
styles, for men and women $3.50 TO
$500 at Noveck's. 2lt2
Mrs. James A. Eddy of Troy is
guest of Mrs. J. V. d. s. Merrill OF
Bennington Center.
Miss Sara O'Conner and Mrs. Frank
e. Grennan have returned from bus
mess trip to New York in the inter
est of the Ryan & O'Conner millinery
store.
Polish woman employed in Berk-
shire mill No. / at Adams. gave birth
to a child while at her work Thursday
afternoon Mother and child are do
ing we'll
The high school closed for the
spring vacation which will end Tues
day April 6. The grades also have
a weeks vacation but will reopen on
Monday, April 5.
The Young Woman's club glee club
viii hold regular meeting this eve
ming In their rooms on South street
A special program including an out
OF town singer has been arranged
Forrest w. and Arthur II. Kehoe
and guest, George Harris of Stowe, all
students at the University of Yer
mont, arrived here Thursday to spend
the annual spring term vacation
The electric lights we're of in sew
eral of the stores and offices on the
south side of Main street Thursday
afternoon on account of a break in
the wire. The accident was repaired
about 4:30
l.. w. Russell. who died at the Sol
diers home hospital Tuesday will be
held this afternoon at o'clock at the
home Rev George S. Mills will Off
ciate. The burial will be in the Sol
diers' Home cemetery,
The Bennington Electric company is
looking for a man TO trim the street
lamps. This Is an excellent opportu-
nifty for young man TO get a start in
the business. Apply between a M,
and 6 D. m, week days only to W. NJ.
Aiken. ct
William Henry. son of Mr. and Mrs
George Dakin, died Thursday after
noon after a short Illness. The child
was 10 years and seven months old
No funeral arrangements have yet
been made. The parents have the
sympathy of the community in their
sorrow.
A representative of the b. c. Whit
ney attractions was in town Thursday
and made plans with Manager c. A.
Wood of the opera house for the pres
entation of the famous comic opera,
"A Knight for a Day" in this town
some time early in May The attrac-
ton has met with great success both
in New York and on its road tours
and is worthy of Bennington's best
support
Louis Bergeron Jr, is making ar
rangements to start bottling works
on County street near the Enos Ad-
ans company's mill. He expects to
put up all kinds of soft drinks. Near.
ly all the plans have been completed
and II is expected that business will
be started tomorrow. The new con.
Germ will be known as the Bennington
Bottling company. About $250O OF
capital has been invested.
The class initiation to be held by
the Foresters at Columbia opera house
in North Adams March 2S at 230 p
m. will be an event of much interest
to the order in this part of Berk.
shire. From so to 60 candidates from
Courts North Adams and Bracewell
courts in this town and Adams and
Williamstown will be initiated. There
will be a musical program and refresh,
ments and cigars will be served
There will be a large attendance OF
Foresters from all parts OF Berkshire
and Bennington and the following
grand officers will be present; G. c. r
Bert r. Mitchell; G. S. r., John r
Feelye. p. G. c. r., A. J Conley; p
G. c. r., Edward OBrien, G. r. VIII
liams, J. Mountain and p. G. b., D.
| J. Murphy. A special car bearing the
members OF the local court will leave
here at 12:45 Sunday afternoon.
Library Theatre today new pictures
and songs in life size and of merit
The Manager of Library Theatre ex
tends challenge to any moving pic
ture house In the country to main
tan show equal and permanently
at less price than 10 cents. Our
show is up-to-date In every respect
Our house is thoroughly modern, ouI
help is competent and efficient and
we unite with our patrons and grant
their desires for any picture on the
market Our picture is life size and
we especially challenge any house
TO exhibit superior picture, your
eyes cannot be replaced for millions
of dollars, therefore we advise you e
not ruin them for cents To gel
good stuff YOU must pay the price, anC
Library theatre solicits new patrons
and will endeavor to please our ole
patrons In the future as we have here
to-fore Our admission is STANDARD
10 cents to adults, 8 cents children
n. Il.