The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-01-05
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Ted
Briefly for Buay RsadoFa

Mrs. Abe Levin is spending a cou-
pie of weeks in New York.
Rev. FIR. b. Kelley Of Manchester
was a visitor in town Monday.
Judge Charles B. Kent returned this
morning to his home in Dorset.
]. J. Nevils of School street is recoY-
ering from his recent severe illness.
Mrs. Thomas Halloran Of West Main
street visited in North Adams Mon
day.
Hull Chandler is seriously III at the
home of Mrs. John Morse OF North
street
Marcus P. Armstrong of Gage street
is convalescing from his recent attack
of illness.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bentley of Depot street
is confined to the house by an attack
of the grip.
Mrs. Stephen Shippey of Main street
has been taken to the Gibson hospital
for treatment.
Abe Levin of Manchester was a
guest of Joseph Levin of Gage street
over New Years.
I Earle Marsden and Edward LaFran-
els of Troy who were home to spend
New Years have returned.
George Worthington, Jr., OF Benning
ton Centre has returned to his studies
at his school in Pottstown, Pa.
Harold Bottum who has been eonfin-
ed TO the house for several days by q
sore foot is now able TO be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tatro OF Pit
tsheld are visiting at the home of her
father, Joseph Therrien Of Park st.
Mrs. George Galleher and Mrs. s.
Austin of HoOsick rails were register
ed at the American House Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Tacy and Frank Tacy
of SALISBURY and Edward Tacy Of
Troy recently visited relatives in this
town.
Misses Louise WEIGH and Bertha
Gauthier of North Hoosick are visit
ing the Misses Gauthier of Park
street
A. b. Wilmarth, principal OF the To-
cal high school, has returned from
Middlebury where he spent the Christ
mas vacation.
Alden Graves returned Monday to
Vermont academy at Saxtons River
after spending the holidays with his
father, l.. A. Graves.
Mrs. Ford Hurley OF Beech street
who has been seriously Ill for the past
several days is conyalescing and is
now able to sit up.
Walter Hayes returned today to his
studies at the University Of Vermont
after spending the holidays at his
home on Gage street.
Rev. John ]. Cullion of Montpelier
is spending a few days in town as the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Cullion OF Maple street.
st. Catherine court. Union of st
John the Baptist will hold an import
ant meeting this evening. All mem
bers are earnestly requested to be
present
Misses Alice Sears, Sara Whitney
and Hazel Mcleod who have beer
spending the holidays at their homes
here returned TO Middlebury college
Monday
The regular meeting Of Mt. Anthony
chapter No. Order Eastern Star viii
be held Wednesday evening. A full
attendance is desired. Business o.
Importance.
Division F OF the Congregations
church will meet in the church parlo
for work Thursday afternoon. A lars'
attendance is desired, II being the an
nual election of officers.
Peleg Mattison, who has beef
spending several days in town as III
guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
John b. Madison of South street. ha
returned to Auburn, N. Y.
Superior Judge A. A. Hall and Assit
tant Judge c. b. Kent we're the guest
of Judge Il. l.. Bates Sunday on a
automobile trip to North Adams, wit
Leroy Bates driving the car.
Cornelius Sullivan who has bee
employed in the Walter A. Wood con
panys mill at Hooslck Falls for tn
past six weeks. has returned home an
resumed his duties In Cooper's macl
! inc shop.
/ The mill of Holden, Leonard & Go
4 is running full time this week with
} large percentage OF the regular en-
!, ployes at work Prospects for the Il
Q ture are now better it is stated, tina
! for several months previous.
= Mrs. b. ]. Brooks, Mrs. Peter Ha
= rington, Mrs p. l.. Quackenbush, M
Q and Mrs w. c. Clark and Mr.. and MI
w c. Green were among those fro
! Bennington who attended the Pomor
& Grange at Pownal Center Decemb'
;, &c.
e Prof Doring's private dancing cla
U will open again next week Wednesdi
? January 10, and will continue eve
week for the rest Of the season. The
will be no evening class this week b
the juvenile class will meet as usual
the afternoon at AIS.
The North Berkshire Athletic ass
citation has arranged for a special c
r to leave North Adams at HIS THU
day evening at the close OF the boxiI
exhibition. The feature OF the eve
ing will be the "go" between Fred
II O'Brien of Boston and Napoleon q
I. fresno of Canada.
e. Fred Peckham who has lived
South street for the past few yeal
Id died at the home of his daughter. M
William Brant In Hooslck sund
night after a short Illness. Dee
= was due to Bright's disease. N
Peckham had been an employe
James Ryan for some time.
Bennington court, Foresters OF Am
lie lea. held their annual installation
DIT officers in their rooms Monday evenll