The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-02-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and VIl<Se Told Briefly
for Busy Readers
lincoln post cards at Evans.

for Busy Readers
Lincoln post cards at Evans.
James Bushee Of River street is in
COlville today
William 5. Cullinan is in Troy to-
lay on business.
George W. Williams is visiting his
wife in Pittsford today
Mrs. James H. Shufelt of Depot St.
Is visiting her sister in Chatham.
Fred Green of Dewey street has re
turned from visit in Schenectady.
w. ]. TIFFANY Of Albany. n. Y. is
visiting at his home on Sanford street
Augustus Poucner of the south part
of the town has purchased a new
horse.
Oyster stew Is cents, with coffee
and rolls 20 cents at the Pliny res
taurant S6tf
II. E. Hughes of Pittsheld, district
manager, was a visitor at the local
telephone exchange Tuesday
Mrs. Alice Wall of North Benning-
ton visited her brother, Fred Rem
ingtOn of Grove street today.
The second crop of ice being har-
vested off the PERCY pond is II in
ches thick and of good quality.
Miner Cleveland and Harry Cum
mings we're in North Adams and Viii
Jamestown Tuesday on business.
Gustavus A. Goodrich of Mechanic
Vile is the guest of his sister, Mrs.
l.. +. Laparle of Pleasant street.
Miss Lulu Robinson and Miss Mary
Shaw return home today having
spent three weeks in Cleveland.
Merritt Wood, night operator at
the local telephone exchange, is
spending few days in Pittsield.
Luther Fiske has recovered from
his recent Illness and resumed his
duties at tie electric power station.
Lestor Robinson of South Shafts
bury was a guest at the home of T.. j.
Cummings on North street Tuesday
Walter H. Berry, proprietor Of the
Walloomsac Inn, is conyalescing from
his recent illness and is now able &c
be out.
]. b. Niles of South SALISBURY
is spending a few days as the guest
of his son, Attorney c. P. Niles in
North Adams
Miss Rose Davis, who has been
spending 6 months in Bennington
Center, returned to her home in
Lawrenceville, Va, today.
Many people are ayailing them
selves of an opportunity to secure
bargains at Joe Levin's store corner
of North and River streets.
frank Simons of South London
derry, former resident, has been
visiting friends in town for few
days. AT present he is in Lenox
Mass.
Hrs. b. NJ. Cummings and Miss
Daisy Cummings of South SALISBURY
spent Tuesday in town the guest Of
Mrs. Cummings daughter, Mrs. Geo
Bentley.
Employees on the Colgate estate are
getting out a supply of logs ant
bringing them to T. J. Mallorys il
Woodford to be sawed into lumber
foi sheep crates.
There will be two classes in EN-
broidery at the Young Womans clul
this evening. All those interested
are requested to come and brins
scissors and thimble.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Williams o
Elm street left this morning for Al
biCn, n. Y. Later they will go t
Chicago and other points in the west
They exepect to be away until May
A social gathering and conference
of the eight Young Peoples Societie
| in the vicinity of Bennington will b.
held this evening in the parlors o
the Baptist church All the youn
people are cordially invited.
Mrs. John Sheehan died Monda
night at her home in North Benning
ton She was 46 years old an
leaves two children. The funera
will be held at o'clock Thursda
morning from st. John the Baptis
church.
Benjamin Shoob, the new ladie
tailor in the Library Building, arriN
ed this morning from New Yor
where he has been purchasing trim
innings. The spring samples are nov
ready for inspection and Mr.. Shoe
is prepared to take orders for a
kinds of garments.
The Bennington Chapter of tn
| Daughters of the American Revolt
ton will give Colonial partee' i
the chapel of the Congregations
church Tuesday afternoon, Februar
l22. Much time and effort are bein
expended to make the affair SUI
cess. The tickets will be so cent
and will be for sale by all member
of the chapter.
The senior class of the Rutlan
high school are planning to give
second play, which will be staged !
the assembly room of the high schoC
building. Proceeds will be used |
helping defray the expenses of tn
class to Washington in the sprinl
The play given about month age
"One of the Eight" was so well r.
ceived that it has been decided
give another entertainment this on
to be the last The name of the pla
will be College Chums"