The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of ne Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

Joseph Garreau was in Troy today.
Mrs. Sarah Olds is spending the
day in Troy.
Lavine Woodland is passing the day
in Manchester.
Potatoes are selling on the street
for 90 cents per bushel.
Mrs Edward Houran is visiting in
North Bennington today.
Morris Levin is spending part of
the day in North Adams.
Miss Mabel Gardner is able to be
out again after short illness.
Mrs. H. NJ. johnson is visiting Miss
Minnie Elwell of the Burgess road.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gregg are at
tending the Manchester Fair today.
Miss Mary B. Wells has returned
from a several weeks visit in Detroit,
Mich.
Head cheese and home made saus.
age this week at Sausville's, Gage
street market. 1878
Miss Margaret Mcbride and Louis
McDermott attended the Manchester
Fair yesterday.
| A son weighing eight pounds was
born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Potter
H. b. Fassett, Jr., left this morn.
ing to enter University of Pittsburg.
at Pittsburg, Pa.
Luther Russell Graves has
returned to the Tome School for boys
at Port Deposit, Maryland.
John Mason of Springfield, Mass,
who has been the guest of Miss Bes-
sic Kennon has returned home.
The funeral of the infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George Mahon was
held from the house this afternoon.
For sale, old fashioned haircloth
Fsofa and chair, state stone shelves,
etc, under Charles T. Burt's store.
Lost--A black leather shopping
bag containing s154.OO and check
made out to Miss Kenny. Liberal
reward f.returned to Banner office.
76t2
Peaches, Peaches A few were
left and are selling fast at Csc, were
75c. basket at Winsow's store on
Main street now owned by n. Noveck.
b Cantor
Master George Westfall, the young
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Westfal
of Bennington Center. fell from a
tree yesterday near his home, break.
ing an arm.
The sale Of household goods being
held under Charles r. Burt's harness
shop will be continued through this
evening and until Friday night.
Goods sold cheap.
Mrs John Bradish of South Shafts.
bury who was almost blind from cat.
aracis In both eyes had the one sue
cessfully removed from the right eye
at the North Adams hospital Wednes-
day by DR.. c. w Wright.
Postmaster Collins NJ Graves has
received word from the department
at Washington that the contractor is
behind in his work on certain kinds
OF stamped envelopes. but that orders
viii be filed as soon as possible
The regular meeting OF the W. r
c. will be held on Friday evening al
s o'clock Following the meetnl
there win be- q social given by -four
= members OF the CORPS. Hereafter
there will be meeting every week.
The local cider mill will not oper
for business as early as usual thil
fall on account OF the poor quality o.
the apples. which are mostly wind
falls. These are almost unfit io'
vinegar making purposes. When frui
from the trees Is brought in m,
mill will start up.
Mrs. Alice-B. G. ballard. Mrs
Mabel A. l., Jackson and Miss Martini
S Watson, all Of Montpelier. viii nc
n as Information committee for IN
next annual conference d. A. r. 90 b.
held with Marquis de Lafayette chap
ter at Moninelier during ladies Weel
exact date to be announced later
The Rutland railroad has a gang o
men az work excavatlng for sixty
foot turntahle on the vacant LOT nortl
Of the freight house. The next thin
In order will be an ash pit for the Il
D. comotives The survey has heel
made for siding commencing az
point just south OF the station and e'
y tending nearly to the Soldiers hom
{ crossing.
II Edward IaMay last evening RI
e ceived a postcard from William SUI
o. Ivan. who played first base on IN
le Bennington baseball team during M
" season lust closed Sullivan, who !
ID M his homie IN Dorchester. wrot
* that he expected to be with the "bi
y show" Thursday (todavl which woul
Vi seem 10 indicate that he Is 10 be gi'
ns en- a tryout In fast company.
y r. Grlswold received n telorrT
0' last night from the Consolidated Fire
works Co.. OF New York. the larges
Fireworks company IN America sta
lng that the Warner Monument. fu
: size, would be shipped Saturday IN
iband boys will be glad 10 learn tina
this piece is assured for their oxhib
| ton next Tuesday night as there wa
doubt II It could be secured In time
The rally day services OF the SET
ond CONGREGATIONAL church viii h
held nc ~ o'clock next Sunday Il
gethef with other exercises. Their