The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
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news OF INC ioHu ono NuhoSc lou DItciJ
Tor Busy Readers
C. A. Maurer was in Troy Wednes-
day on business.
H. Barney has been a guest OF
George Bushnell of Pownal.
Boys suits at $500. worth s4.OO TO
$500 at Mulligan & Roehe's.
Fred R. Woodward of East Main
street is seriously III at his home.
% cents buys mems and boys
$500 sweaters at Mulligan Brooches.
Mrs. I. c. Blandy of Greenwich. n.
Y. is the guest of Miss Lulu Robin
son.
Joseph Macy has entered the en-
ploy Of E. ]. Robinson of Locust av-
enue.
John Leahy has gone to Utica. n.
Y, to visit his daughters for a few
days.
25 cents buys three pairs of boys
or mems mittens at Mulligan &
Roche's.
Thomas Jubb of Adams was called
here today by the death of his father
Thomas Jubb.
Mems and young mems suits al
$500 worth $1,000 to $500 at Null
ligan & Roche's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brightenbacb
of Bennington Center have returned
from a visit in New York.
Lost-Between postofice and grad
ed school Waterman fountain pen
Please return to box 975, postofiice.
Mrs. l.. C. Sherman and Mrs. Lynn
Armstrong are visiting relatives il
Williamstown and North Adams to
day.
t Mrs. John Tudor and Miss Belle
Tomilson of Stamford have beel
guests of relatives in town for few
|, days.
e r. II. Merrill, who has been SER
. ously i'll at his home at Bennington
q Center. is reported to be some bette
, today
: Branch No. of st. Peters churcl
!. will hold food sale at the Paris
4 House Saturday afternoon at o
!; clock
There will be a social for th
3 members of the w r. c. after thei
n regular meeting on Friday evening
y Jan. IA.
. Miss Mary Birmingham of Sout
d street is suffering from spraine
J: arm as a result Of fall Wednesda
- evening.
The store formerly occupied
Fred Green on North street, is clio
ed this week while inventory is b
~ ing taken.
W Carpenters are at work making r
.r pairs on the interior of the house
81 Bennington Center owned by Mr.
~ Ellen Connolly
ks A social dance will be held in Fc
III esters hall Friday evening. Do
prize will be a horse, harness al
or wagon. Good music.
ttee James Lalley, who recently can
lie here from Philadelphia, has start
or housekeeping in the l.. H. Wooda
ia house on Beech street.
- Mr.. and Mrs. John Paterson
East Pownal were recent guests
= Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gardner of L
": south part Of the town.
Miss Molly Phelan who has be-
ees a guest of Mr. and Mrs. William
ea Phelan for a few weeks returns
day to her home in Utica.
NO Skating is unusually good, bel
cd enjoyed by the small boys and gil
a. not only on the ponds but also on {
sidewalks, streets and even lawns.
e The monthly report cards for t
- pupils of the high school were Civ
out this noon and parents are
" quested to sign the cards and retu
l them as soon as possible.
Last weeks rain seems to ha
- solved the water question for the (;
mers, for at least few weel
OpiHlSS ItSpOnueu quickly anu SUI
became full to overlooking.
The icy condition of the sidewal
has been a source of much complai
T. during the past few days. Sever
people have fallen but luckily /
serious accidents have been repoi
ed.
' The Noble Grand of Stark lodge,
o. o. F., wishes that all membe
who can make 1t convenient will q
tend the funeral of the late Thomi
Jubb Friday afternoon at o'cloc
=, Meet at rooms not later than S.45.
D. Ice harvesting is progressing ra
idly in this vicinity. Practically a
the private ice houses are filled ar
dealers are securing a large supp
of excellent quality. NJ T. Hamle
has three of his large houses file
The second crop of ice is reported
f be about a foot thick. Percy Bro
will have their crOn harvested In