The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-04-02
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
f~.@,- o. the Town and VII'sgs Tois
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Miss Catherine Butler of the Amer
lean house is i'll.
Wayne Adams is visiting friends in
North Adams today.
Joseph LaCross is moving from Lin
coin to County street
Leon Ambush Of Main street is in
Albany visiting friends.
f. II. Ferguson is in Greenfield,
Mass, today on business.
Miss NJ. Lillian Edgerton is visiting
relatives in Rutland today.
Miss Veronica Riley of Gage street
is confined to the house by illness
John McCue of Park street is con
fined TO the house by a serious illness.
Miss Dorothy Madison of Shafts
bury is visiting friends in town to-
day.
Maple icecream and pineapple sher-
bert at Hudsons today and tomor-
row
Mrs. C. e. Russell of Bennington
Center is visiting relatives in Green
wich, n. Y
The Master of Legion at the
Baptist church tonight at 1880. Don't
fail to hear It.
A. z Woodward, baggagemaster on
The branch local, is again enjoying a
much needed rest.
Edmund Howe and McLane Shaks-
hober left this morning for Arlington
10 spend a portion OF their vacation.
George Colgroye who is employed
In Cheshire, Mass, is visiting his son,
.egrande Colgroye OF Grove street,
The weekly singing class will be
held as usual in the Young Woman's
/ club rooms this evening at O'Clock.
George r. Cone will move Saturday
from Dewey street into the tenement
over Francis Cones on Depot street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Breslin of Troy
/ left Yesterday for Old Point Comfort,
Va, where they will spend the month
| of April.
Mrs. NJ. c. Burgess Mrs, Herbert
! Van Steenburg and Miss Selma .Ott
] AlSlltu lIltluE III ONlAdA anu .NbA VI
Adams Thursday
Mrs II. c. Roster entertained the
| Literary club at her home on Valen-
tine street Thursday afternoon. Re-
/ freshments were served.
| 1t is certainly beautiful display of
! millinery that is being shown at the
/ New York millinery parlor, Library
/ building at their grand opening.
Miss Florence March returned to
I South Vernon today after spending a
/ months vacation with her mother
/ Mrs. c. b. March of North street.
Mrs Herbert Field of North Adams
/ formerly of Bennington who under
I went a serious operation at the City
/ hospital Monday is doing as well as
can be eXpested.
Sale OF silk remnants OF dress and
waist lengths from the LenoX Silk
mills Saturday April 3, commencing
/ at g O'Clock Mrs Carrie S. Hawks,
! POS Union street.
w. c. Williamson who has been a
guest of Luther Graves went TO New
York this morning Messrs William
/ son and Graves are schoolmates at
/ the Hill school, Pottstown, Pa.
Thomas Powers, a highly respected
citizen of North Bennington, died at
his home this morning. Death was
due to pneumonia. The deceased was
| rs years old. The funeral will prob
ably be Sunday afternoon
The regular monthly meeting of the
village trustees will be held in their
rooms Monday evening At this
meeting the newly elected trustees
will be present for their initiation in
to the ways and means 1.-THE village
fathers.
Mrs. n. 0. Kennon has sold her
home on North Branch street to Slo-
cum Baker and she will move into Mrs
Sheldon Ro1 1woods tenement on
Main street Saturday. Mr. Baker will
take possession of his home at once.
Mrs. Walter Loughin and daughters
Josephine and Margaret. will spend
Sunday with relatives in Schaghti-
coke. Monday they will go to Spring
field Mass, where they are to reside
permanently. The house on Grant
street recently vacated by them will
be occupied soon by Mr. and Mrs. Mi
chael Hogan of the west part of the
town
Every Saturday afternoon and eve
ming and on Wednesday evenings at
500 Main street for the church build
ing fund, there will be a sale and eX-
hibit of D. Meridor's toilet articles.
These are of the highest order at rea-
sonable prices. All can try samples.
See that greaseless cold cream also
lavendar flowers for shirt waist boxes
or bureau, and German oil Uptown
and North Bennington ladies take no
tice also.
Library Theatre today, new pict-
ures and songs of merit featuring in