The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-03
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Ntffs u Tx AVffh oia0 NuAdSc lou ultCi0
Tor Buss Readers
Henry II. Phillips of Boston has re
turned
R. L. Williams of Albany was in
town today.
AT NQvecks new spring tailored
suits SlO.sS 10 $500 5t2
Miss Mary Cone is passing the win
ter in ST. Augustine, Fla
4 Fresh egss are in fairly good sup
ply at 20 cents per dozen
j. H. Mahony OF North Adams was
Il town on business today.
Mrs. Frederick Corbett is visiting
i'm North Bennington today.
Mrs. Frank B Carver is visiting
relatives in Worcester Mass
Elijah Dewey who has had an at
tack of the grip, is out again.
Rev. w. W. Bunks topic this eve
ming will be The Servant OF God"
Mrs. William Krkwood, who has
been IN With lumbago is improved.
Mrs. William Rice is confined TO
her home on Scott street by illness.
Several trees in the front yard OF
William C Bull are being cut down.
For Sale-The home place OF 5.
II. Corbett situated at 119 Jefferson
avenue 5tl
William Cram an inmate of the
Soldiers home is visiting his sister
at Bellows Falls.
An elaborate showing Of new
spring ladies undermuslius al popu-
lar prices at Noyeck's. 5t2
! New Emerson and Waldorf shoes
and Oxfords for men at Noyecks and
Noyeck pumps for ladies. 5t2
Miss Mary Cummings went to Hoo
sick Falls this afternoon to pass
some time with relatives.
Harry c Roster is installing a new
cashiers desk in the front part
of his store on Main street
Miss Marion Cook is assisting as
clerk in the tea and coffee store on
North street of Robinson and Steb-
bins.
j. Hamilton Barney has Just OBJ.
served his seventy.ffth birthday. He
is hale and hearty and does not look
his age.
Fred lockwood has recovered from
his recent illness and resumed his
duties on the milk wagon of Shadow
Brook farm.
The body Of Samuel Wood, who
died Tuesday at the Vermont Soldiers
home here, was today taken TO Dan
Vile for burial.
A fruit and bakery store will be
opened in few days in the old
Cranston store on River street by
John j. Brewer of Troy
Division b of the Second Congrega-
tional church was entertained this af-
ternoon by Mrs S 49, Thompson at
her home on South street
Goldsmith's orchestra will furnish
the music for the fourth. annual CON
cert and ball of the Knights of Col
umhus the latter part of the month.
The annual meeting of the Kings
Daughters will be held with Miss
Eugenia Hutchinson Friday, March
4th at 4 o'clock A full attendance
is desired
Spring Remnants, specially good
lines being shown now AT the Holden.
Leonard Co. mill Until further
notice the salesroom will be open
Tuesdays and Wednesdays 3tf
The Y NJ. c. A. girls High school
class will meet at the usual hour this
afternoon. The meeting this evening
of the clerks class will be omitted as
the physical director viii be away.
c. w. Lambert & Son have already
commenced setting spring work, hay-
ing erected a three piece Barre gran
tie monument IN the North Benning.
ton cemetery for the George Wal
worth estate
All the seats for the Bennington
club entertainment on March Both
have been sold with the exception of
a. The remaining seats will be
awarded in the order in which they
are applied for
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Rickart
have returned from Brandon where
yesterday they attended the funeral
of his mother Mrs H. J. Rickart.
aged 20 years The bearers were
the four brothers, j. H. H. j., w. NJ.
and l.. r. Rickart.
The blasting that has been in pro
gress on Hillside street for some
time was completed yesterday About
100 cubic yards OF rock were removed
and taken to the grounds on which
the village stone crusher is located.
The job cost little over 500.
The regular conclave of Taft com.
mandery r. T. win be held tomorrow
Friday March 4th at 8 p. m The
order of the Temple win be conferred
Important business will be brought
before the conclaye and il is request
ed that as many members be present
as possible