The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-04-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
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Band dance Foresters hall tonight.
Kew jardinieres for 1Oc at Rams
delrs.
Hand concert $40; dancing q
clock, Foresters' hall tonight
Municipal Judge and Mrs. E. H.
Holden went yesterday to Manches-
ter.
john Boland who has been spending
a few days in town returned TO Troy
this morning.
Roy Hanish is moving today from
the tenement over the White Kitchen
restaurant on Main street to Mill st
George II. Chandler is building a
commodious piazza and making other
repairs on his residence ON School
street
Mrs. d. G. Burt and daughter Mary
expect to return from Philadelphia
and open their home On Grandview st.
about the 10Th of May.
There will be a sale of household
furniture. furnishings, kitchen utensils
etc, Saturday, May ! at the corner
OF Main and Depot streets.
The Schenectady Y. NJ. c. A. team
has cancelled the game which it was
to have played with the local team
in the electrical city on May 8.
The regular meeting of the w. R. C.
win be held this Friday evening A
full attendance is desired as there are
reports to be read initiation and other
business.
Woods orchestra has been engaged
to play for the drama TO be given in
French at Library hall next Tuesday
evening, under the auspices of the
Canadian club.
The regular Friday evening service
at st. Peters church will be held this
evening and hereafter in the chapel
chantry of the new church. The en-
trance is from the Pleasant street
side just beyound the parish house.
Manager VIM. f. Hawks of the b.
HISS. team has cancelled the game
with Albany which was' to be played
at Morgan Park tomorrow afternoon.
This action was due to the poor CON
dition of the diamond caused by. the
re,,airs now being made on the
grounds
The streets at Bennington Center
were scraped Thursday under the dir
ection OF Street Commissioner S. L.
Robinson. When the weather permits
the loose stones will be raked Off and
the highways put in shape for the
summer traffic.
Monument lodge, Knights Of Pythi-
as worked lhe third degree Wednes-
day evening on three candidates The
district deputy from Rutland was
present at the meeting and there was
music by The quartette that is max
ing such g hit at local entertainments.
Ringing Brothers circus viii show
in North Adams this year A bill
board man says that the average cir
Gus crowd drops $1,000 in a day in a
city the size of North Adams The
circus takes in about $4,000 Of which
$4,000 comes through the side shows
and the days expenses are $4,000
Miss Edith and Miss Virginia Van
| Sautyoord, Miss Mary Van S2hoon
] hoven and Miss Dorothy Meneely ar
rived here Thursday afternoon TO en-
JOY house, party for few days al
| the Van Santvoord summer home al
| Furnace Grove. On account of the
inclemencey of the weather they re
j turned this noon.
Announcements have been received
here OF the marriage in New York
. Sunday of Miss Mary Connally ant
: John Quinton Colloson. both residents
. of the metropolis. Miss Connally is
daughter of Mrs Annie Connally
who until few months ago resided OF
Gage street She is well known here
| and has many friends in this tow
] who extend congratulations.
Howard b. Monroe, physical direc
tor of the Y. NJ. C. A. went to Albany
y this morning TO attend regular
monthly meeting of the Y. NJ. C. A
physical directors in this district
4 Morris Levin and William Hollistel
accompanied him, as a reward fol
their work in the gym during the pas
year During the season just CLOSED
HOLSTER was credited with 421 point,
and Levin 1888, their scores beng tn,
two highest among the boys Of tn,
4 associations
One of the greatest financial under