The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-31

J. ]. Nevis Of School street who
has been confined to the house for
several weeks by illness is now able
to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. O'Brien and fam
lily of River street have returned from
short visit with relatives in Broad
brook, Conn.
Nathan Kember and family have
moved from Bradford street to the
Martin f. Barney farm in the Guide
board district.
James Davis has resigned his pos
ition with George +. Davis Of Haynes
Corners and returned to his home on
Davis avenue.
The Litchfield bowling team of Rut-
land will play match game with the
Brunswicks on the latter's alleys on
Friday, April 9
In last Sundays Boston Globe APP
peared a picture Of the new Episco-
pal church taken from n photograph
by f H. Ferguson
The Wholesale price of beef at the
markets in Rutland and North Adams
is said by butchers to have advanced
one cent a pound this week.
Harry Hopkinson of Gage street is
spending a portion of his vacation
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albee Buss in White Greek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Keefe and Mr.
and Mrs George Robinson of Shafts
bury were in town Tuesday to attend
the funeral OF the late Mrs. John A
Ryan
A part of the employees of Rock
woods mill were laid OFF Tuesday at
ternoon on account of the non-arriyal
OF raw material. This mill is running
in full.
Frank l.. Potter was in Berlin, n
Y, Tuesday visiting his wife who has
been seriously i'll in that place for sew
eral weeks. At present she is moi
much improved.
Miss Helen Hughes of Beech stree
has gone to North Adams to visit hel
cousin, Miss Beatrice Hughes anC
will then go to Providence, r. l., tC
spend the remainder of the week.
From three until six o'clock Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday afternoons
of this week there will be sale o
second hand clothing. lamps, furniture
etc, at the corner of Main and Depo
streets
Mrs. Theodore Van Kleeck of Gag
street returned Monday from the Sam
aritan hospital in Troy where she re
Gently underwent an operation FOL
hernia Her improvement is said e
be wonderful.
See the exhibition Of fashionabl,
millinery at the grand opening Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday at the New
York millinery parlor, Library build
ing Store open every night of thu
opening days.
Moving pictures and illustrate,
! 0ngs al tn Colonial theatre, Nortl
street Matinee every day from til
;: evenings, 1880 till 1890 Continu
GUS, no intermission. Admission
cents New pictures every day
Frank d. Eaton who recently pun
chased the Silk farm, arrived her
Tuesday with his family Nom Rhine
beck, n. Y. Mr.. Eaton has taken pos
session of his new home and the Sill
family are now living on Scott street
Miss Catherine McOuatt who ha
been spending a few days with he
classmate, Miss Bridge Mcclure O
Stafford street has returned to he
home in Pitts6eld. Miss McOuatt vii
leach the coming school term a
Heartwellyille.
Charles Dwyer of Spring street an
Miss Catherine Gibbons of North BeI
nington went to Pittsford this morr
ing to visit Alfred Dwyer at the Vel
mont Sanitarium. Since he arrive
at that institution a few weeks az
Mr. Dryers health has greatly in
proved.
One of the attractions at the fai
of Co. X, V. n. G., will be a compel
tive drill between the local compan
and Co. f, Infantry, NJ. " NJ, of Pitts
field. This drill will take place /
Foresters' hall on Saturday evening
April Il. Captain L. A, ]. Chapma
of the United States army will act n
Judge.