The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Bus Readers


son hospital yesterday
Mrs. William Barron is i'll at her
home on Morgan street.
Miss Minnie O'Donnell went TO
New York this morning.
Miss Matte Buss left this noon for
a business trip to New York
The directors of the Y. NJ. c. A
viii hold a meeting this evening.
The boy choir will meet tonight at
1880 at the Congregational chapel.
County Clerk Stakeholder went to
Readsboro this morning on business.
d. y. Hall who is employed in New
London, Conn. is visiting his family
here.
John r. Rodgers, business manager
Of the Eddie Foy Company, was in
town today
Morris Levin. Jr, bought horse
in Hoosick Falls yesterday weighing
1900 pounds.
Mrs. c. p. Luther of Pleasant St,
is passing a few days with Mrs Otis
Burt in Pownal.
Joe Leyins alteration sale closes
Saturday Everything MUST be sold
at less than cost.
Buel Van Week has gone to North
Adams where he has u position In
job printing office
c. T.. Hamilton who has been the
guest OF f. r. Hopknson, returned
to Schenectady today
AT the annual town meeting at
Hoosac Tunnel yesterday license won
by single ballot, the vote standing
% to %.
Harry Cummings. Joseph Seymour,
and Louis Galipo were pickerel fish
ing Sunday at the Chase pond in
Somerset
A bowling team from North Adams
will play match in the Y. NJ. c. A.
alley against that team some evening
next week.
A requiem high mass was celebrat-
ed this morning in the convent chapel
for the repose of the soul of Mrs.
May Gibney.
Fred 5. Pratt l. +. Gibson. F. l.
/ Bottum and r. A. Booth left this al
ternoon for Boston to attend the auto
mobile show.
Miss Barbara Loomis has returned
to Pittsfeld after having passed a
few days with Miss Lena Percy on
Valentine street.
Tickets for Lena Rivers" at the
opera house Saturday evening Will be
on sale tomorrow evening at Z o'clock
at the box office
Mrs. Milan DEMO of the main road
has returned home after spending a
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy W.
Morse of North Adams.
The maple sugar supper at the
Methodist church tomorrow evening
will be served by the Baraca and
Parthenoi societies at $50.
c. S. Morse has sold his team and
all teaming implements and his WOOD
lot to his son Wayne Morse who has
taken possession of the same.
Mrs. II. w. Dodely who has been
visiting at the home of F. T. Hopkin
son on Main street went today to
Rrattleboro to visit her father F. r
Hopkinson.
The annual meeting OF the Wo
mans Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c. A
will be held Thursday afternoon
March 10th at $50 A large atten
dance is requested.
Mrs. c. S. Morse and daughter Ele
amor of North Branch street have re
Turned home after spending few
days with MI and Mrs Guy w
Morse of North Adams.
Negotiations for the sale OF th'
blacksmith shop at the corner o
South and Elm street conducted b.
Mrs. j. S. Brant are in progress, bu
have not been completed.
Spring Remnants, specially goo,
lines being shown now at the Holden
Leonard Co.. mill. Until furthe
notice the salesroom will be opei
Tuesdays and Wednesdays. 81
Harold NJ. Sweet who has been vi:
& iting his mother. Mrs A G Swee
& has returned to Boston, The mea
B business will be continued at the Co
4 ner Market by Clarence Sweet.
Bradstreets report for the wee
a SAYS. Bennington manufacture
plants are well employed and me
chants report general trade is full
y up to average for season of year
Chris Sayas of the Benningto
81 Candy Kitchen wishes to state thu
4 the new candy store to be opened @
North street is not in any way CO.
nected with his business. The pr
II prietor of the new store is Sakrat
n Savas. y
It may seem early for new map
syrup but lot from the seasons fir
n run will be served at the sugar su
n per at the NJ. n. church tomorro
b evening. The old time maple wa
on snow" with plenty of other ca
ables to satisfy the most ravenous a
b petites. Tickets 2Oc.
K The meeting of the Y, NJ. c. A. fc
q um was largely attended Wednesd'
evening and much interest was ce
tered in the debate on the labor que
ton. A. Sidney f. Edison read a We
prepared paper on the subject Pre-
ident Dickinson of the high scho
d presided at the meeting.
The following points were awar
ed the Y. NJ. c. A. high school ella
yesterday afternoon In running loi
dive. Warren Moore 10 feet, 9h