The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

State Senator e. f. Potter of Pow
nal is in town today.
George Wilson of Hoosick Falls
visited friends in town recently.
Walfred Walquist of Walpole, N. H.,
is the guests of friends in town.
George Robinson and family of
SALISBURY spent Tuesday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Armstrong are
spending the day in North Adams.
Miss Lila Mattison of New York is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Il. d.
Bennett.
Miss Bridge Mclaughlin has gone
to Atlantic City to spend a two weeks
vacation.
The Foresters' Social club will hold
clam bake at Gardner's grove Sep
TENDER II.
Mrs. j. Clifford Holland is at the
nome of her mother here for an eX-
tended visit.
Mrs. Sara Keats and daughter Irene
of Troy are the guests of Mrs. Il. A.
Davenport.
Mrs. Anna Muhl of River street is
in Albany called there by the death
of relative.
Mrs. Harry Haynes is moving today
into the upper floor of the Gibson
block on Main street.
Miss Agnes McMaster and nephew,
Charles of Rutland are the guests of
Mrs. David lockwood.
The w r. C. ladies are planning to
hold a picnic at Lake Pontusac the
latter part of the month.
Carter Hall of Turner's Falls is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. b.
Hall at Bennington Center.
Miss Jennie Williams is working at
the Roster store during the absence
of Miss Elizabeth McDermott
The tickets for Polly of the Cir
Gus" August 90 go on sale this even
ing at the box Office at Z o'clock.
Mrs. James Martin goes soon to
Cambridge, n. Y, which place she
viii lilhht HSI permanent icSluchNt.
Mrs. Frank White of Hoosick Falls
and Mrs. Nettie lockwood are visit
ing relatives in North Adams today.
Mrs. George Houran and Mrs. viii
liam Lewis of North Adams nave es-
tablished camp near the town farm.
Bernard Selmure wac has been Wis
fpiA do in FIrfaG
day morning to his home in Stephen
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Norcross of
North street spent Sunday with their
Mrs. Julia Norcross of North
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene l.. Graves of |
Ohio, are the guests of
Mrs William r. Graves of Bennington |
Center.
The Bennington lodge of B. p. o |
f. are to hold a clam bake at Gard |
ner's grove Monday, September 6, La
Dor day.
Miss Elizabeth Bennett who has
been visiting ner parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. ID, Bennett, returned Tuesday
o New York.
Misses Agnes Ferguson and Minnie
Reed of Troy who have been the
quests of Mrs. II. c. Roster have gone
o Springfield
Bank Examiner Fuller c. Smith of
It. Adams is in town today making |
Ms reguar examination of the First
National bank.
A cement cross walk is being laid
IN North street at Gage street. This
will conclude the repairs on this por-
ion of North street
James and William Bruten who
ave been visiting Mrs. Thomas Stew
TT OF River street have returned to
heir home in Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morrell and
fessrs Kennedy who are camping at
sucker pond spent few days in town
Turing the recent holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Haussler Of
rutland who have been the guests of
Irs. Henry Bartlett of River street
ave returned to their homes.
The Fresh Air children, twelve in
lumber are expected to arrive tomor
ow. Persons interested are request
d to further contribute as there Is
till a slight lack of funds.
The funeral of Joseph C. Neaton
ged four months, son of Charles Nea
On of Beach street will be held this
fternoon at two o'clock. The burial
ill be in the village cemetery |
Mrs. James H. Habberley is enter
aiming Mrs. II. M. Sweet and Mrs. f.
I. Foster of Cohoes and yesterday ar
ernoon gave an enjoyable card party 4
4 their honor at her home on Elm I
treet.
Mr. and Mrs ]. r. Holland of Win
ted, Conn.,, and Mr.. and Mrs. Archie S
of Waterbury, Conn, have '
cen the guests at the home of Mrs
b. Perham of Congress street for the {
asst week. a
Editor Frank Il. Howe of the Ban
err and Joseph A. Cone of the local c
)rce left this noon to attend the an L
ual summer outing of the Vermont t
'ress association to be held at Lyn- I
on and Newport. q
DR.. Wright, specialist at North AID :
ms will be in his office only Mondays :
and Saturdays until Aug
st Is. Office open daily for making
ppointments and repairing glasses.
telephone Sand Springs, Williams
,vn 1924 v
The Daughters of the American Q
evolution were entertained at lunch n
Ionday by Mrs. Charles Dewey at q
err lodge in Woodford and despite the