The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-01-16
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
NsNs Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Rsaoera-

Henry lockwood OF Weeks street
is in with the grip.
Frank B. Newton is recovering from
an attack Of the pink eye.
The walks are so icy that no one en-
/ joys walking today.
Miss Eva lockwood is recovering
from her recent severe illness.
H. c. Roster & Co are selling CSC
outing flannel night robes at 70 cents
each.
William Pinsonneault of Park street /
has recovered from weeks severe |
illness.
The Senior Y. NJ. c. A gymnasium |
class viii hold 4 regular session Mon |
day evening.
William NJ. Sanford OF Troy was a
guest OF his brother, Charles r. San
ford Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Holden enter
tanned at dinner last night, Mr. and
Mrs. S. H. Blackmer.
c. A. Wood, who has been i'll for
the past week. is reported to be some
what improved TO day
A large assortment of Rosters soc
shiftwaists, sizes "a to A, will go on
sale at H. c. Rosters this evening.
Charles r. Sanford of Bennington
Centre who has been indisposed for
few days, is now quite well again.
The Womans Socialist club held an
enjoyable meeting at the home Of
Mrs. b. ]. Brooks Friday evening.
Samuel Williams and David Shangh
nessey have gone to Troy to spend
Sunday at their homes in that city.
Mrs. Adele P. Smith left today for
New Haven Conn, to visit her
brother, Henry Pratt for few days
Miss Margaret Keller who was EN-
4 ployed at H. c. Rosters during the
4 holiday rush is now working in Coop
q ers needle shop.
Miss May LaMarre of School street
q returned today from Burlington where
she has been spending few weeks
visiting relatives.
The ladies' sewing society of Ben
nington Centre held delightful meet
ing Friday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. A. j. Holden.
There will be a regular meeting of
the local Father Matthew T. A. B.
society in their rooms in the Academy
IS building Sunday after late Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John V. D. S. Merrill
who have been spending a portion OF
the week in Troy as the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. James A. Eddy have re-
f. turned.
Mrs Mary Robinson, who with hel
mother and sister has been passing
the winter in Cleveland, is at present
a guest of Capt and Mrs. Robert w
Hunt in Chicago
Edw. F. Leitzinger Of Brattleboro
will be in town January IS, for few
days and will do some special piano
work. Phone your orders to Col
Harmon at the Home. 63t;
Rev. Claude Severance and Herbert
Severance of New York, who accom-
panied the remains of their father
Rev. Milton Severance to this town
were guests while here of Miss JUL
cite Stamford and Mrs. c. r. Sanford
The installation of officers whicl
was to have been held by the loca
court of Catholic Order of Forester
Friday evening, was indefinitely posi-
poned on account OF the non arriva
of the cut of town officers, who wer
to have charge of the installation.
The new series Of stamps authorize
by the postofIice department in M
yember have just been received At tn
local postoffice. The one and tw
cent denominations are now on sal
but the others will not be sold unit
the supply of the old series ia exhaus
ed
Local thermometers registert
from zero to two degrees above tn
morning before sunrise. There is
chilly feeling in the air which accor
ing to the weatherwise is sure sig
of snow. The weather man ais
promises snow and milder weather Il
tonight and tomorrow.
The pastor OF the Methodist Epi
copal church, Rev. H. S. Rowe VI
preach at the morning service 1913
Subject. "Enoch the Man who wake
with God" Sunday school at
noon; the Junior League at o'clo'
and the Epworth League at 6:l5
m. At Z p. m, Rev. P, Q. Dow, u
district superintendent will preac
All are cordially invited.