The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
fer Busy Readers


Miss Maude Bslden is visiting in
Albany.
Robert Neil is assisting at the y.
NJ. c. A.
Miss Mars siwiltssky is passing q
part Of the day in Troy.
ROY penley he's scne to Worcester
aud Boston to spend d tHo weeks va
cation.
Robert Marsc Of Rutland who has
neen in the village on business has
gone to Troy.
Jota A Ryan Is visiting his son,
Edward who is undergoing treatment
IN an Albany hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ. Sweet of cohoes
have been guests for day or two OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Habberley
Stewart Bennett of Manchester has
been visiting for a few days at the
home of his grandfather, M W. Stew
art
Miss Julia Wills Robinson of Bos-
ton, Mass, arrived in town today as
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. John ".
| 2. S. Merrill
Mrs. Carl Pierson of the Gage St,
circle of the Baptist church will hold
social at her home Friday afternoon
from 3 to 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Joseph Fortier Of Pittsfield Is
spending two weeks at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Levins of Bennington Falls.
Miss Margaret Healy who has been
spending some time with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Healy of Gage
street, returned to Albany this morn
ing.
Miss Janet Shurtleff returned today
from Troy where she recently under
went a surgical operation at the Sam
Tartan hospital. Miss Marjorie Shurt-
left went to Troy this morning to ac-
company her sister home.
Mrs. Franklin Gaylord of Engle
wood N. j.. is the guest of her aunt
Miss Alice Robinson. Mrs. Gaylord
Is the daughter. of the late Charles
Seymour Robinson, d. d., and witt
her husband has passed many years
in Russia.
Karl Eckers of Cleveland, Ohio hai
been enjoying for the last few day
the beautiful scenery of old Bennine
I ton and its surroundings. Mr.. Ecker
lis promising pupil of Professor Bay
han. Both returned to their home
in Cleveland today.
The New Whitney today-Specia
! lattraction-John Zoubonlakis, tn
y worlds swiftest clay artist and mus
cian, a big novelty act. Pictures
The Moonshiner's Daughter. a thrill
ing story OF Old Kentucky; The Brl
ken Oath, Imp drama; The Snore
comedy. Every night the Whitne
orchestra.
Mrs. Joseph r. Tillinghast, accor
panied by her brother Edward
Swift OF New York City. arrived |
the Walloomsac Inn Monday evenin
N Joseph r. Tillinghast, the husband
n Mrs. Tillinghast was many years as
connected with what is now known
the big mill This mill was erect,
by his father and Seth b. Hunt boi
in their day among the great me
chants of New York City.
IS Mrs. Adele Smith OF South sire
has received from her brother. Hen
M IC. Pratt OF New Haven, Conn,
mounted moose head which is pr
nounced by local sportsmen to be Of
o. OF the finest trophies of the kind
existence. The moose, an unusual
!. big bull, was killed by Mr.. Pratt
one of his annual hunting trips in
n 1.-THE Canadian provinces. The coat
- the time the big animal was shot W
In particularly fine condition. Z
hair being heavy and dark In cox
The horns have a wide spread al
l the appendage under the chin know
p" as the bell" is unusually large. IT
head has been well mounted and pl
sents strikingly liie-like apes
ance.