The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

for Busy Readers
Herbert Davenport is i'll.
The Express Co have purchased
lew horse.
J. j. Ryan is keeping house on
Depot street.
The new bridge on Mill street is
Iearly finished.
Oscar Pratt attended the walling-
or Fair yesterday.
Mrs. George Hall is spending few
lays in Springfield.
John Watson drove to Brattleboro
o attend the fair today.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hall are pass
ng the week in Rutland
C. Lincoln Hall is spending a few
lays in Troy and Albany.
Edward Spear is improving his
house with a new slate roof.
Mrs. Mary Gilbert of Pittsfeld
visited in the village Wednesday.
A new lift. boiler is ching install
A new II IT. boiler Is being Install
Myron Clark of Washington street
is in North Adams today on business.
John Harwood of Beech street has
accepted position with VIM. Nor
gan.
Frank Bentley entered a horse for
the races at Wallingford Fair yester-
day.
Mrs. Robert Hill of Main street is
spending the day in North Benning-
ton.
Mrs. George Bentley and mother
are spending the day in North Ad-
ans.
David Moore and Frank Fredin-
burg are attending Walllngford fair
today.
Saturday. Oct LIST, opening day at
McLeod's millinery parlors, 5l5 Main
street. S2t2
Fine bureau trunk and roll top
desk for sale. Apply 206 Pleasant
street. 82t2
Chas Thompson has moved into
b. II. Bottums tenement on West
Main street.
Mrs. Eugene Graham and daughter
Irene spent the day In North Ben.
nington yesterday.
Raymond Higgins. Darrell Sawyer
and Leslie Hyde of Woodford spent
yesterday in town.
Miss Caroline schoheld Of Edgar
town, Mass, is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs A. Buel Sibley.
Contractor Webber has nearly com,
pleted the work OF putting In the
sewer on Lyons street
Mrs. A. h. Swift of Adams street
is spending few days with her
daughter in Great Darlington.
Mrs. George X. Turner of Tasting
y. Y, is spending a few days with
her mother, Mrs. A. c. Patchln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy McKeon have re,
turned after spending a week with
Mrs. McKeon's mother In Arlington
Robert Hall, who has been visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel u. Hall OF Bennington Center
has returned to Chicago.
Mrs. Miner n. Cleveland has re
turned from Pittsfeld where she has
been in the hospital for seven weeks
She is much improved In health.
The regular meeting OF the wo
mans Relief corps will be held Fri
day evening at s o'clock. All the Off
GERS are requested to be present.
Joseph lorraine Gave a very inter
esting and pleasing entertainment be
fore small but appreciative aud
fence in the Y. NJ. c. a. gymnasium
last evening.
About thirty members OF Benning
ton grange attended the meeting II
Pownal yesterday OF the Southern
Vermont Pomona grange. The tota
attendance was about 100
There will be covenant meetlnl
In the First Baptist church this eve
ming. All the members OF the churcl
are urged to be present The pasto
viii read the church covenant.
George Heath has sold one OF hi
pieces OF property on Elm steret. COZ
slsting OF house. barn and lot TO th
Paddock Brothers OF School stree
who will erect storehouse on IN
land.
The Bennington party which wen
to the fair NJ Brattleboro yesterda,
were Obliged 10 return by way O
Springfield and Pttsneld owing to
freight wreck near Shelburne Falls
Helen Jeanette Houle. daughter q
mr.. lIoule OF Gage street who wa
injured by the falling OF n pole at N
Band entertainment Tuesday ever
ing, Is very much improved Sh
received n severe cut ON the hea,
but Il is not considered serious.
Why should YOU buy stoves an
stovepipe made In mills using n poe
| EQUALITY OF iron when for the sam
price you can purchase hand mad
; articles OF the same kind and hett,
iron from Charles Potter9 The sam
, brands that he has supplied for N
! past 80 years S2i
The old academy library assocll
ton at bennington center held II
annual meeting Thursday Afternoon
The former board Of trustees was al
anlmously reelected and the follow
inu ofiirers were rhngpn. prpsidpn