The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

for Busy Readers.
New suits $40 to S25 at Noveck's.
New dress skirts $l9S to $40 at No
weeks. 2t
George Wilcox was in Hoosick Falls
Thursday on business.
II. c. Roster has returned from a
business trip to New York.
Home pork and home made sausage
at Sweet & Percey's market.
James Judge is spending few days
in New York and Philadelphia.
New Emerson shoes $3.50 to s. now
ready at Noveck's. 1t
Boys and girls Logan, Marvel and
Educator shoes 81 to 81 at Noyecks.
The regular meeting of the Won
ans Relief Corps will be held this
evening.
II. Harry Levin's store will be clos
ed Saturday until p. m. on account
of the holiday.
Miss Name Brown of Averill Park
! WIZ utto Dttl NAollllA1 Nhl1o llAANiN
Austin has returned home.
Joseph Belisle of Manchester is the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
| gene Belisle of River street.
J. l.. McGurk has just received a
supply of fresh ammunition for rifles
and shotguns. Rifles and shotguns to
rent.
George r. Lane is having a cobble-
stone gutter laid along the highway
south of ais residence at Bennington
Center.
Miss Mary Fischer who is at the
Hillcrest hospital training school in
Pittsfeld visited at her home here on
Thursday
DR.. Hugh Riley of Brooklyn who
has been a guest of relatives in Hoo
/ sick Falls, is now the guest of John
| p. b. O'Donnell.
Thomas Foster, dairyman at the
! Fillmore farms, has returned from
White River Junction where he has
/ been attending the state fair.
Two tomatoes raised by Master
Forest Noyes and Battle Casey were
recently weighed and the total weight
! was two and one quarter pounds.
S F. Horning of Chicago for a mum.
Der of years in the Office of the Hale
Chair company at Arlington, is visit
! ing County Clerk J. j. Stakeholder.
News has been received here OF
the birth at Little Falls, n. Y, of a
ten pound son to Mr.. and Mrs George
Il. Klock. former residents of Benning-
ton.
A very important meeting of the
senior members of the Bennington
Falls club is to be held tonight (Fri-
day. at the Neighbornood House at
1880.
The treasurer OF the Fortnightly
club will be at the reading room at
Library hall with the year books and
membership cards Saturday afternoon
Sept. % from to 5.
Ray w. Gibson left this morning
for Burlington to take the entrance
examinations of the University Of VeI
mont. He expects TO take a course in
| chemistry at lllt univ 1l 0iAg.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elwell and Mrs
Robert Rice left Wednesday for Min
nesota to visit Mrs. j. NJ. Green. Mrs.
Rice was taken i'll at Montreal and
was Obliged to return home
The burial service of Mary A. Har-
vey of Branch street will be acid at
2 30 this afternoon. Rev. A. J. Bar
ron will officiate The interment will
be in the new Catholic cemetery.
Dwight Rudd, Zachariah Paddock
Martin F. Barney and Il. Payson
! Hathaway left this morning to attend
+ the annual reunion of the l4th Yer
mont regiment, being held today at
! Lake Bomoseen
News was received of the condition
of Miss Iottie Smith who is confined
in a hospital in New York City, the
result of an injury to the ankle in
! nicted some time ago as being serious
amputation is feared necessary. Her
sister, Mrs. o. j. Holmes of Mechanic
Vile left for that city Tuesday. Miss
Smith has been employed in New
York for the past two years
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Pease of Bus
kirk. n. Y. were in the village yester-
day and after visiting in town for a
! few hours left in the afternoon foT
! Woodford, where they are the guests
of one of the summer residents. Mr.
Pease, who is in his send year was
tne founder and editor for many years
of the Troy Press. Mr.. Pease SOLD
the paper to jerome b. Parmenter
who during the years that he edited
the paper, was a resident of Benning
ton. Mr.. Parmenter lived on Unior
street and will be remembered by
many residents of the village. 1t wa'
his custom to leave here each morn
inc for Troy returning every eVenin!