The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-05
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

'NNNNE 49, 1888
for Busy Readers.
Mrs. Kathryn Murphy OF Beech st.,
S III.
j. B. Harmon is in Rutland today
IN business.
Mrs. w. E. Putnam is spending a
week In Boston.
Mrs. Edward Cook of Branch street
extension is Ill.
William Dalhiem Of Hoosick Falls
was recent visitor in town.
Mrs. John Ryan of Scott street will
leave the Gibson hospital today
Harry Warren has returned from q
visit with his brother In Boston.
Samuel d. Strouse Of Mechanicville
was at his home here over Sunday.
Grant McGill and George Bowen Of
Troy are visiting relatives in town.
John Eddlngton of Main street was
in North Adams today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. ]. Dupre Of Maple |
street have returned from visit In |
Barre.
Mrs. Margaret Butler OF Division
street has recovered from her recent
Illness.
Marvin White of Pittsheld, who
has been visiting relatives here, has
returned.
Miss Margaret Ryan of Adams st.,
who has been seriously Ill is slightly
improved.
G.. W. Galleghar advance agent
for "The Yankee Prince" was in
town Monday.
Edward l.. Bates of Silver street is
out after several days confinement
due to Illness.
Mrs. Harriet McEowen of Main st.,
is having gas put into her house on
Pleasant street.
Mrs. Lydia Kemp of North Adams
is visiting Mrs. f. l.. HOughton OF
Valentine street.
The annual meeting and election OF
Mt Anthony lodge, F and A. NJ. will
be held this evening.
Benjamin Irish underwent an oper-
alton at his home on Bradford Place
for appendicitis Monday.
Charles Bridge is moving from the
Morgan house on Beech street to the
Patchin house on Main street.
Thomas Mullen who has been
spending several days in town re-
turned to Hoosick Falls Monday.
The annual meeting of Mt An
thony chapter Order of the Eastern
Star will be. held tomorrow evening.
Harry and Ned Bridge of Pittsfield
were guests OF their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bridge of Beech street
Sunday.
Edward and Michael McKale who
have been visiting their sister, Mrs.
; VIM. O'Connell of Hoosick Falls have
returned.
Stephen j. Pratt has moved from
the Casey farm in the western part
OF Bennington to the Gardner farm
in Pownal
Among the out Of town visitors
here today were Ralph and Carl Aus
tin of Salem and Arthur Hopkins OF
Arlington.
Margaret. the little daughter OF Mr.
and Mr.. Thomas Griffin OF Stafford st..
is nearly recovered from her illness
of whooping cough.
The Misses Gaynell White, Lillian
! Barrett and Harold Robinson o.
Washington. ID. C., registered at the
monument recently.
! The Misses Mary and Alice Nc
: CURE of Maple street have returned
from visit with their grandparents
in South SALISBURY.
William e. Hawks, 3rd.. who ha
/. been visiting his mother on Depo
. street, has returned TO Mortified
s where he attends the Norwich uni
versity.
-. Rev. w. w Brunk will not leav
g for the conference until Thursday a
d he has been engaged to officiate a
n two marriages at O'Clock Wednes
h day evening.
Harry G.. Snow, general promote
q. for Oscar Hammerstein was In tow
. yesterday in the interest OF the col
"A cert company which appears her
10 Wednesday evening.
At The Father Matthew T. A. B. so,
v. iety Is to meet in a body at 7.30 O
8 clock Wednesday morning in the
rooms to attend the o'clock mas
M In st. Francis de Sales church.
On Kennedy's Shoe department Co
IT. lnected with the II. G. Roster & Co
nj store will be open every night tn
nd week. Entrance either front or rel
nd door. Don't miss the opportunity.
re List OF letters remaining uncall,
for at the postofiice: X. c. Davi
Dan Kelley. Alfred Mitchell. w.
sal Mclaughlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Charl
80. Norton, Miss Elizabeth Barr, MI
re- Lucille Douglas, Miss Hazel Parker.
NO The younger pupils Of Mrs. e.
+. Hopkins gave musical at I
an home of Mrs. Turner II. Cranston
,jt. North street Saturday evening. M
'ay Cranston's daughter. Gertrude is o
~ of Mrs. Hopkins music pupils.
,,s The game between Vermont I'm
Zoo ersity and Pennsylvania State c
am, lege yesterday was called at the e
kas OF the sixth inning on account of II
air. with the score 0 to 0. The bate
has for Vermont was Flaherty and Old
ing All the local liquor license hold
lint have made application to the llcei
age commissioners for renewal OF IN