The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Told
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Briefly for Busy Readers
Mrs. A F. LOOmis is critically in al
her home on Union street
Miss Dorothy Patchin of Main ST..
Us visiting friends Ina New York.
Mrs. Frank Bradford has returned
from a visit in Claremont y. H.
Charles Adams Of South street was
In Albany Tuesday on business.
The Home Tea company on Main
street has gone into bankruptcy
George Morse Of North street is
in Manchester today on business.
Mrs. Ella E. Hopkins Of Union street
is confined to the house by illness.
John Frietag. an employee on the
Fillmore farms, has gone to New York
TO visit friends for a few days.
Miss Daisy vondette of Park street
is spending weeks vacation IN Rut-
land
Mrs. ~ Freund of New York is Wis
iting her sister Mrs. Samuel Strouse
OF Main street
Home chickens and pork, heavy Chi
cago beef, the best of everything at
L. J. Eddington's Main street market
Daniel Crimmins of Grove street
has resigned his position in George s.
Clarks brush back factory On East
Main street
Mrs. Richard p. Spenser who has
been guest at the home of Mrs. John
S. Holden of Main street, returned TO
Hartford. Conn, today.
Howard b. Monroe, physical direc-
tor at the Y. NJ. c. A. is in Troy today
attending the monthly meeting Of ply
steal directors in this section
f. b. Hyde, a former resident of
this town. now a travelling salesman
for Burrough Bros. Mfg. Co. of Bal
timore, is in town for few days on
business
NJ. T Hamlen has resumed his ice
cutting today after a weeks interrupt.
ion. on account Of the warm weather.
During the night about two inches
OF ice formed on Bentons pond which
together with the old ice makes pretty
good cutting.
The following poetic verse was cop
led from piece of baggage at the To-
cal station this morning: This thing
was made in Kalamazoo. You can bet
its no hoo doc. Handle with care if
! were you. No case against the R. r.
then to sue
At the Colonial today-"Troubles
of Stranded Actor How Happy
Jack got a Meal, interrupted Card
Party" A Drunkards Dream sam
son and Delihah." "Englishman in
Harem,' and others. Every after
noon 3 until 3; evening 715 until 1O:-
IS.
Both the Citizens and Republicans
caucuses will be held this evening to
place in nomination candidates for vij-
lage offices to be voted upon in the
village meeting on Tuesday, March IL.
The citizens caucus will be held in
Apollo hall and the Republican caucus
in Foresters' hall. All eligible voters
should turn out
At $50 this morning the mercur,
stood at from to 10 degrees above
according to the locality. The higi
wind which prevailed during IN,
night drove the cold air into dwelling!
and furnaces and stoves had TO b,
run on zero weather schedule. lie,
troze solid on the ponds and skatin,
will soon be IN good shape
Look, See the new pictures an
songs at Library theatre today. Fes
turing in life size and very realistic
The Burning OF STEAMBOAT in Cor
stantinople,' THE Artists Painting.
a pathetic drama; The Bride of Ian
mermoor,' a tragic drama, THE T,
rants Dream, magic comedy
The Merry Thief" comic: "The Tel
derfoot." comic; and others with con
edy galore. A big show with picture
that appeal to young and old
The first of series of boxing bout
under the auspices OF the Benningto
Athletic association was pulled O
Thursday evening The princips
event Of the evening was a six roun
bout between the Black Knight" an
the Vermont Windhurler." The 70
mer won the battle by a knockou
blow in the fourthround. The Vernon
Windhurler took the count and lei
Immediately for home to recuperat,
| About 90 witnessed the exhibition.