The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

CnOpplnB DOWlS from ten cents up
at Ramsdelfs.
Look at the dinner sets for s9.9S in
Ramsdell's window.
A few of those oil heaters left for
S3.9S at Ramsdeli's.
Clam chowder tonight by the plate
or quart at Aliens market.
Mrs. Oliver C. Ashton of Rutland is
a guest of Mrs. w. E. Putnam.
Miss Elizabeth Norton has gone to
Saratoga to visit for a few days.
Mrs. Davis of Manchester visited
Mrs. st. Mary on Spring street yes
terday.
Don't forget the date, November l,
begins the great baby show at Library
theatre. Al{
Miss Regina Pherian of Pittsfield
visited Mrs. ST. Mary on Spring street
yesterday.
Dancing by moonlight tonight. con-
fetti and serpentines, Foresters' hall,
music by Goldsmith's orchestra.
Herbert Smith of Manchester has
accepted a position with c. NJ Lam
bert & Son as letterer and tracer.
Mrs. Percy Taylor, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Endress, returned to her home in
Hartford today.
Mrs. Irving Bum, who has been in
the Adirondacks region recovering
from her long Illness, returned home
Friday evening.
Eugene Hudson, who recently un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis
at the Troy hospital, returned home
Friday evening.
All mothers interested in the baby
show at Library theatre beginning on
Monday, November LIST, kindly send
photos to box office at once.
The officers OF Temple Chapter r.
A. Nj. are requested to meet for re-
hearsal of Mark Masters degree on
Monday, November l at p. IN.
A requiem high mass for the re-
pose of the soul of the late Mrs. Mich
ael Brennan was celebrated this
morning in the convent chapel.
viii the party who picked up small
pocket book in the opera house last
evening please leave same at Evans
News Room and receive reward 3tl
Edward Higgins and Charles Briggs
have returned from a deer hunting
trip in Searsburg 1t is said that
they had but one shot at a deer dur
ing the whole week.
What is more invigorating on
cold day than a good cup of coffee?
Everybody visiting f. Il. Bottums
store during the free demonstration
will receive a warm cup of the fam
GUS Faultless coffee. Why not go?
Mr.. and Mrs. e. b. Hyde, former
residents, are spending few days in
town. Mr.. Hyde is a travelling sales
man for the Burrough Bros Mfg. Co,
of Baltimore, Nd who are makers OF
pharmaceuticals and chemicals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillard of Rutland,
who came here to attend the w. r. c.
were guests of Col and Mrs.
Thomas Harmon at the Soldiers
home. The report of the secretary of
the G. A. Custer Sixth Post, Mrs. f.
A. Marsden was read at Friday eve
nings meeting and was accepted
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Second Congregational church
will reorganiZe tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Pierson will lead the meeting
All former members and all others
interested are urged to come to this
first meeting. 1t is hoped and eX-
pected to start once more a thriving
society, and every ones enthusiasm
and help is solicited.
The pastor will preach at both ser
vices in the Methodist church tomor-
row, The morning subject will b.
The Mount of Calvary. This is the
fourth sermon in the series on The
Mountains OF the New Testament.
The evening subject will be The Di-
vine Call" At the close of the ser
vice all are invited to stay for the Bi-
BILE school Miss Farnum's class is in
the lead in the Sunday school con
test. fs.A
All members and regular atten-
dants of the Second Congregational
church. who did not make a contri-
button to the American Board last
are kindly asked to bring
their Offering tomorrow, or to make
a pledge to be paid at their conven-
fence. This is one of the most inn
portant benevolences OF the year. and
the church is under obligation to
meet its annual opportionment if pos
sible.
Byrne BROTHERS production of
Eight Bells" will be the attraction
at the Bennington opera house Mon
day. November Sth The acrobatic
feats of the Brothers Byrne follow so
thick and fast as to bewilder an aud
tor. Some of the life infused APP
pears to be bid for sudden death,
FOR no one but steady nerved, we'll !
trained athlete could manage to get |
through an evening OF such kind OF
work without serious results.
Fire was discovered by c. s. Perry
n a shed i'm the rear of the Dewey |
block on Main street about o'clock
friday evening. The blaze was con
ined to a box and was soon put out
With the aid of few pals of water
rhe portion of the shed where the
ire occurred adjoins the building in
which w. l.. Gokay keeps his supply |
If gasolene Ifethe fire had gained
my Roadway before being discovered
much damage would
AVE resulted. The origin of the fire
S unknown.
C. M. Lambert & Son have com
,leted the erection of four piece