The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nsws Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy aeaderS-

Mrs. S. II. Blackmer is spending the
day in Troy.
Peter F. Connors spent Sunday at
his home in Troy.
Mrs. A b. Pierce Of Gage street is
confined TO her bed by illness.
Morris Rudd spent Sunday at his
former home in North Hoosick.
Miss Bessie Gardner OF Pownal was
guest of friends in town Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Harlow of Valentine St,
is recovering from an attack Of the
grip.
L. b. Puffer of Troy spent Sunday
with his parents, Col and Mrs. n. NJ.
Puner
Frank P. Nolan has gone to Schen-
ectady where he has accepted pos
ition
Miss Eleanor Burt of North street
spent Sunday at her home in East Ar
lingtOn.
Thomas Toohey and Harry Free
man of Hoosick Falls visited friends
in town Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Bennett Of New
York is the guest of her father, +. d,
Bennett for a few days
Mrs. John T. Mclaughlin of East
Dorset is a guest of Miss Bridget Nc
Laughlin of Main street.
Mrs Harriet Williams and Miss
Bessie Harbour We're guests Of friends
in Woodford City Sunday
Edward J. Sculey is suffering from
severe injury to one of his eyes re
ceived while splitting kindling wood
Mrs. ]. H. Gilbert who has been the
guest of Col Olin Scott for the past
several days, returned to Metuchen
n. j., his morning.
James Brann of Troy formerly an
employee of the Bennington Electric
company, visited his electric friends
in town over Sunday.
Miss Anna Noel of North Adams
teacher in the Hiland Fay district
who has been i'll, has recovered anC
resumed her duties this morning
For sale-Place in Woodford. \
acre of land, room ! y story house
Good size barn, also shed in good re
pair Enquire of lockwood & Howe
The exterior of e. J. Cummings
barber shop on River street is being
painted, papered and otherwise reno
waited this week by J. Edward Hack
EFT.
, r. Wilkinson who has been engaged
in laying the new floor at St. Peter
: Episcopal church for the past severa
days, returned this noon to New
York.
Miss Mary Watson and Marsh Bres
, lin who have been spending severa
g. days in town as the guests OF Mis-
Rose Watson of Stafford street will rC
turn to Waterford tomorrow.
, Town meeting tomorrow. Poll
open at 9 o'clock and close at il
/ Remington. In the smaller town
e the polls open at the same hour bu
close earlier Remember the impol
6 tant issues and be on hand and vote.
Sundays New York Telegram ha
D the following concerning a play whic
will be seen here later: There is n
abatement of interest in the run
Three Twins at the Majestic the;
ire Like the brook, this musical pla
seems likely to run on forever.
E March came in like a lamb-a col
one however Early this mornin
= thermometers registered only fe
degrees above zero. in some instance
e only two degrees. The sun today
+ warm and although in the shade the
) mometers registered about 20 at moo
I, it was thawing considerably anywhel
e the sun had access
e Regular meeting of Mt. Author
s. Chapter, Order of the Eastern sta
q will be held in Masonic hall Wedne
~ day evening, March 3. The distri
% deputies will make their official Wis
IN at this meeting. There will be an
10 itiation of candidates and a large
As tendance of members is requisite
i'd Refreshments will be served after Il
n business OF the meeting
Look See the new pictures al
- songs at the Library theatre todaa
featuring in life size and very real
tic. the celebrated drama entitlt
Love and Law" very appealing h
stored by Repentance a good dram
'The Miser's Hoard a serio-comed
w "A Basket Party comedy, and otht
= of merit. Today's songs make no
like a hoop and rool away, 'Bli
Pig" and "Oh, You Kid A big sh'
ST and don't miss 1t,