The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-11-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

Patrick Cronin of Troy was a guest
at the American House Saturday
Andrew B. Oatman went to Troy
this morning on short business trip.
Albert Shultz has moved from
Woodford to the Guideboard district.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Walker and fam
lily of Gage street spent Sunday in Ar
lington
All pie supper at st. Peters Parish
House Thursday, Nov. II, at G o'clock.
80 cents. 1918
Henry Schnurr of Pittsfeld is visit
ing his sister, Mrs, Anna Null of Riv-
er street.
Archie Haywood, vocalist at the
Whitney spent Sunday at his home
in Rutland
Arthur Cakes has moved from the
Burgess road to the Kennon house on
Morgan street.
William Noyes, fireman on the
North Bennington local, is having a
short vacation.
Miss Mary Riley of Albany spent
Sunday with Miss Mary ODonnell OF
Lincoln street.
Miss Georgiana Austin, teacher in
SALISBURY spent Sunday at her home
on Weeks street.
Miss Josephine Toohey of Cohoes is
visiting her sister Mrs. F.. B. Edger-
ton of Dewey street.
Mrs. Louis Tiffany and daughter
Dorothy spent Sunday with relatives
in Stockbridge, Mass.
Mrs. Mary Lowrie and daughter
Margaret leave tomorrow for theh
winter home in Rockledge, Fla.
Mrs. Alexander Deslaurier is NOV
ing from Depot street to the e. j..
Morrissey house on County street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Stone, motored
here from Pittsfield Sunday and visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Ramsdell.
Arthur F. Barney of Beech street,
left this morning to resume his stud
les at the Albany Business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Vondette Jr.,
have started housekeeping in the w.
H. Lundergan house on Spring street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Walsh went to
Coleville Sunday to enjoy the hospi-
tally of Alonzo Bent at a venison din
ner.
All members of the F. NJ T. A b.
society are requested to be present at
Academy hall Tuesday night at seven
O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nash went to
SALISBURY this morning in w d New
tons auto with e. l.. Stolliker as
chauffeur.
Mrs. Margaret McGurk and Mrs. j.
l.. McGurk left this morning for
visit with Mrs. Henry Mccormick in
Pittsield, Mass.
Cards will be out tomorrow for the
big dance in Academy hall Beautiful
decorations and the best and latest of
music by Woods big orchestra
The Putnam House bus owned by
w. B. Taylor e Co. is glistening in
new coat of paint The vehicle has
also been thoroughly repaired.
The Brothers Byrne Eight Bells"
company arrived here this morning
from Saratoga The advance sale is
good and large house is anticipated
Many of the New York Sunday pa
pers did not arrive yesterday and
those which did reach here came by
the way of Pownal and the trolley
road.
Mr.. and Mrs, +. B. Hyde who have
turned this morning. Mr.. Hyde is
travelling for Baltimore drug supply
house.
A. Barron Fitzgerald returned Sat
urday from the University of Vermont
Medical college at Burlington to
spend a few days with his uncle Rev
A. j. Barron.
The Y. NJ. c. A. invites all who are
willing to take part in the Benning
ton County Fair to hand in their
names to the general secretary. First
meeting Nov. II.
All members of the St Francis de
Sales parish are requested to meet at
Academy hall at Z O'clock Tuesday
November 9Th to partake in reception
to Rev. A. j. Barron.
Forecaster Foster of Washington.
d. c, states that the coolest weather
of this month will occur on or about
the nth of this month, following a
period of heavy rains.
II the small boy who bought a pain
of gloves at Coles store and then lost
them will call at the store again. he
can get his gloves as they have been
found and returned there.
After the close of the Jubilee.
Woods large orchestra which figures
so prominently in the services and
concerts, will play for the big dance
to be held at Academy hall on We'd
nesday evening.
Invitations are out for the Young
Woman's club dancing social to be
held in Foresters hall on Tuesday
evening On Wednesday evening in
the club rooms the Current Topic
class will be started. Each member
is asked to bring an item of interest.
The funeral of Martin j. Cummings
who was killed at SALISBURY Friday
was largely attended at st. John the
Baptist church this morning at $50
Rev. Thomas c. Schaeffer officiating.
Mrs. Mary Healy sang the mass The
burial was in the North Bennington
Catholic cemetery
The negotiations of Royce & Oar