The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
NsNs q the Town and Village Told
Briefly for 6usy Readers.


Washington Birthday post cards at
Evans.
George Center of Cambridge is a
guest Of NJ. j. schwab.
Miss Lillian MERCER has gone to
Keene, \. H.. TO visit friends.
Frank Armstrong of Union street is
confined to the house by illness.
Harry willoughby of Main street is
in Manchester today on business.
Special at Evans for Saturday 10
two cent stamps for a cent and a quar-
ter.
Mrs Edward Elwell of Camden, Ne,
is a guest of her uncle Chauncey
Rudd
Henry Mccormick Of Salisbury is
i'll with the grip at his home on Grove
street
Mrs. Charles Cranston Of the Shafts
bury road has recovered from her re-
cent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sausville's chill
dren Of Pleasant street are i'll with the
chicken-pox.
Mrs. T. Harry Southall and children
have returned from a visit with rela-
fitac In Dftte6o1d
Mrs. Eugene Belisle of River street
who has been seriously i'll of pneumo-
Mia is now able to sit up.
Carl Woodcock of Manchester was
in town Thursday evening to attend
the show at the opera house.
The town auditors finished auditing
the town accounts Thursday afternoon
and have made out the annual report.
AS Monday, Washingtons birthday.
is a holiday, all the schools will close
this afternoon until Tuesday morning.
Home chickens and pork. heavy Chi
cago beef and the best Of everything
at L. ]. Eddingtons main street mar
ket.
"The Travelling Salesman" company
left on the early morning train for
Schenectady where they will play to-
night.
Mrs. G. S. Patterson who has been
a guest of her daughter, Mrs. Leroy
G. Brant for the past week, has re-
turned to her home in Troy
Clerks gymnasium class will meet
in the Y. NJ c. A. gymnasium tonight.
Saturday the regular sessions of the
junior and intermediate classes will
be held.
Charles F. Merrill found a fine span
of dapple greys for Jesse Bugbee Of
Woodford. They were bought of Ray
Lampman Of the Pownal road and
weighed $500 pounls.
c. r. Bacon, advance agent for
Chauncey Olcott, is in town today
making arrangements for the presen.
tation of Ragged Robin" at the opera
house Saturday evening, Feb. 81,
Miss Ruth Plumb recently entertain
ed the Outing club at Valentine Par
ty. The party ended with a chatting
dish supper and the guests we're pre-
scented with valentines as fayors.
At the presentation of "The Travel
ing Salesman" at the opera house
newly designed program was distrib-
uted for the first time. II is neat in
its makeup and design and a great i'm.
proyement over the old form.
The Bennington kindergarten club
held its last dance before Lent in
Woodlands hall Wednesday evening
at which over fifty were in attendance
Music was furnished by the members.
Although the last it was not the least
in the point of enjoyment of those
concerned.
Misses Van Santvoord who has been
spending a couple of days at then
summer residence at Furnace Grove
returned Thursday afternoon to their
home in Troy.
The Ladies Of st. Ann will hold
their social Friday evening at the
American Foresters hall, All are
cordially invited, Good music and
good time Admission % cents. 92t2
Green Mountain lodge, A. o. U. w.
will hold a social dance in Woodmans
hall Friday, Feb. 18th. Old figures
will be used, such as Virginia reel and
money musk, also round dancing
Admission % cents. Refreshments
viii be served. Come and spend an
enjoyable evening. 92t2
Look See the new pictures and
songs at Library theatre today. Fea-
lures, Red Cloud" a splendid exposi.
ton of the life of the red man; "Stras-
burg very educational; "Silhouettes"
a magical picture of interest; "The
Gallant Guardsman' French drama,
Mysterious Correspondence" comedy.