The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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| MISS Aolt OF fihtl street is sell-
ously IN.
Mrs. Jerry Sweet of Branch street
extension is i'll.
Home chickens, native pork and
sausage at L. J. Eddington's.
William Barron of Morgan street,
who has been i'll, is improving.
G. P. Endress of Elm street is fish
ing in Windham county today.
Mrs. Ellen Fay of North Adams is
the guest of Mrs. James McGurk.
Charles Maurer was in Rutland
Thursday attending county court.
John LaFlamme of Nottingham is
visiting friends in town for few
days.
Mrs. Henry Harris Of South Shafts
bury is spending the day in town Wis
iting relatives.
Miss Aileen Culliton of Gage St,
is in Salisbury to spent Sunday
with relatives.
The census enumerators, Edward
/ Hall and Jacob Levin, began their
work this morning.
The George r. Lane property at
Bennington Center is receiving its
final coat of paint.
Edward Corbin of waterylet is
visiting at the home of j. c. f.
Gregg of Gage street.
A regular meeting OF Father Math-
thew T. A. b. society will be held af-
ter late mass Sunday
George Chandler is making the ex-
cayation for house soon to be cree
ted on School street
Ex-Governor Mccullough who with
Governor Stewart is in Italy will not
return until about June i.
Miss Bertha Lane of Depot street
who has been visiting at her former
home in Chatham has returned
Peter Delude is working for the
New England Telephone and Tele.
graph company at North Adams.
Mrs. c. w. Hurlburt who is in the
Hillcrest hospital at Plttsfeld is do
ing as we'll as could be. expected.
The granite to be used in the re-
pairing Of the bennington County
National bank building has arrived
Emmett Leahy of Stafford street
who has been confined to the house
by illness is able to be out again
Misses Margaret ard Sarah Cox
are moving from Londonderry to the
Morris Levin house on Main street.
James Mahoney OF the New Eng
land Wooden company OF Boston was
the guest Thursday of James Nc
Gurk.
Mrs. Edward Houran Of Scott st.,
.. who underwent an operation last
week for appendicitis is steadily i'm.
proving.
The Rev Mr. Martin read num-
Der of selections from Robert Burns
before the English department of the
high school this afternoon.
Edward b. Huling and family OF
Chicago are expected here for the
season May ] They will reside at
the Cushman house on Main street.
Evans has received limited sup
ply Of last Sundays Worlds with pic
ture Of altar boys, chancel choir. etc.
and anyone not getting one Sunday
can do 50 now
The relatives residing In Benning.
ton OF Judge j. b. Wheeler, who died
Thursday In Rutland, will attend the
funeral Saturday. The deceased was
brothern-law OF William Murray
OF Gage street.
Vermont defeated Binghamton OF
the New York state league yester.
day TO g. Vermont put up an error
less game. burlington OF Pownal
caught and Haynes, the star pitcher
OF last years Bennington nine. He
made one OF the nine hits.
Chic Evans. the North Benning.
ton boy. pitched the extra innings in
the long game between the Boston
and New York National League
teams yesterday and made a fine
showing Only one hit. single IN
the nth inning was made while he
was in the box.
The New Whitney today-another
feature show, Michael Strogon. a SUI
perb moving picture OF Jules Verne's
famous story; Further Adventures OF
the Girl Spy, a thrilling story of the
Civil War; His Last Burglary. Bio.
graph drama; The Fisherman
Granddaughter, drama: songs The
Flower OF ngapore-Anywhere
Don't fail to see the big show at
Library theatre tonight. Program
The Little Vixen. fine comedy; The
Fence on Bar z Ranch. a thrilling
western drama; Out Of Sight. Out
OF Mind. another fine drama; Driven
TO Steal. an excellent drama. and
others. Special. The Trial OF the
White Slave Is alone worth the price
OF admission. Songs-Aint You
Coming Out Tonight BUSY Little Gu
pid-Mlss McGum; I'm Going to dc
as ! Please-Charles Ray.
Conrad Apple who many years ago
was an employee In the Putnam shops
here and who enlisted from Benning