The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and hIIzge Told Briefly
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News OF me Town ano Hh<Se toiu buelH
for Busy Readers
Social dance in N. & o. p hall to-
night.
Mrs. Ernest Lambert has returned
from a sojourn at Revere Beach.
Guy w. Cutler of woodford is
among the visitors in the village to-
day.
William Long of Albany is the
guest of Honey" Weiss of the local
team.
Mrs. Fred T. Hopkins has returned
from a several days stay at Revere
Beach.
White duck, Khakie and work hats
for l9c and 39c at Mulligan &
Roche's. IL
$3.50 buys your choice of fine line
of flannel pants worth $500 at Null
ligan & Roche's. u
Miss Susan Tower of Chicago is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Solomon How
ard Of SALISBURY.
Joseph T. Watson has returned
home from the Samaritan hospital in
Troy much improved in health.
Miss Ellen Neary of Springfield,
Mass, is spending a few days with
the Misses Sarah and Anna McCue.
Miss Hazel Lasher, returned Thurs
day from Lake Champlain where she
has been spending weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Greenslet
went this morning to Dalton, Mass,
to spend Sunday with friends there.
Mrs. Mary Adams, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Holden of Arlington
will leave today for Plymouth, Mass.
The name of the Green Mountain
Detective agency has been changed
to the New England Secret Service.
j. A. Robinson, Jr., of Boston. who
Is the guest of relatives in town at
lended the baseball game at Pittsfeld
Friday.
Mrs. Frank e. Howe and children
have returned from three weeks
visit at the home of her parents in
Montpelier.
Harrison /. Moron was called home
from Camp Twilight, Lake Champlain
Friday to settle claims arising from
recent fires.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred II. Houghton
have returned from Pittsfleld where
they have been visiting her brother
Edward A. Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Breslin oil
Waterford came this morning to be
The guests OF her father Joseph Wat
son Of Stafford street.
George e. Sullivan, ST.. of Dorches
ter is the guest of his son, the gentle
man who holds down the hot cor
ner" for the Bennington nine.
Miss Rose Marcus of New York
who has been the guest of relative!
in town for the past few weeks. re
turned to her home in that city this
morning.
At a recent meeting of the loca
lodge of Elks it was voted to hold the
annual clambake at Gardeners pines
in Pownal on Labor day. The house
lcommittee of which Conrad Schwartz
5 chairman is to take charge.
The success of the new playground
seems assured due to the exception
ally widespread interest taken in II
This has just been strikingly shown
by the appropriation of $25 for g
lawn swing by the Modern Woodmer
OF America and a gift of So by C. c
Estes of the Soldiers home. Boil
we're entirely unsolicited. There were
1870 children on the playground yestel
day.
The Methodist Sunday school haC
n very pleasant picnic this week
The day was cloudy and rain Eel
much OF the time, but by the splen
did hospitality of Addison Brimmer
defeat was turned into victory. HI
and his good family opened thei
house and barn freely to the GROVE
who found keen delight in the OLE
time barn loft reveries and games
The children romped and played 81
freely the day was gone before 1
was time to return with the LITTLE
folks.
The rowing machine, which hal
been presented to the Y. M. c. A. b!
Daniel A. Robinson will not be per
manently set up until Physical Direc
tor Monroe returns about Septembe
/ from Silver Bay, as the gymnasium
is practically closed during the sum
mer months. The machine is valu
able asset to the gymnasium. TIL
new ping pong table with complete
outfit which was also presented to tn
association by Mr.. Robinson was Sc
up in the main room on Friday an,
has already become very popula
among the senior members.