The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-05-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and ,iI1se Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

Zebra QuackenDuSh OF ftOOSlck was
in the village Thursday.
Babies lawn and straw bonnets
Csc TO $3.50 at Noveck's. 72t2
Frank Hervey of Main street who
has been i'll has recovered.
Michael Kelly of Maple street is
confined to the house by illness.
Joe Levin's big sale offers many
bargains. Call and be convinced.
Miss Maud Holt, district teacher,
visited the public schools here today.
Mrs. c. s. Agan of Port Henry is
visiting her daughter Mrs, b, ALLOW
ard.
Arthur Denley is spending the week
in Burlington as the guest of Ray
! Gibson.
Just received new assortment of
childrens and girls white dresses, soc
to $500 at Noyecks. 1872
The Bennington high school base
ball team will play Williamstown
team Saturday in that town.
Mrs N. ]. Morrissey spent Thursday
with her daughter, Miss Alice Morris
sey at the Troy City hospital,
Miss Eleanor sibley of West Main
street who has been confined to the
house by illness, has recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter MCGUIRE have
returned from Troy where they at
tended the funeral of the late Robert
Meighan
The Junior Endeavor society of the
Second Congregational church will
not have a social this evening at the
chapel.
Mrs. n. p Murphy and niece, Miss
Hazel Twitchell of Herkimer, n. Y,
are passing some time with relatives
in town.
Mrs. A. II. Madison who is at the
Troy City hospital is improving and
expects to return home the last of
next week.
Mrs. Rose Van Kleeck, who has
been at the Samaritan hospital, Troy,
for the past three weeks, returned on
Wednesday evening.
Boys Wash Suits and Waists, white
and colored dresses for girls, all ages,
6 months to IA years new arrivals In
wide abundance at the Drysdale store.
Many store windows are decorated
with DR.. Hills portrait and lecture
legend" read them. These windows
oontafp nfbar fnfarautfuo faofu
ice them
Mrs. Joseph A. Evans is expected
home today from st. Vincent's hos
pital New York. where she under.
went an operation some time ago for
appendicitis.
One hundred large size rugs, Will
tons, Velvets, Administers. Brussels,
, Ingrains, Shiryans, Kashmirs, rag and
! prairie grass on sale in the Drysdale
carpet department at prices very
much below regular value.
w. H. Bradford, DIR. b. c. Jenney
and T. p. Gregg returned yesterday
afternoon from Arlington where they
had been on a two days fishing trip
- The weather conditions were so sew
y ere that they made but a small catch
Road Commissioner Dunn has
force Of men at work making i'm
provements on the Gage street roat
bed between Park and School streets
A single stone walk is being laid eros.
ing the street. The village steam
roller Is at work on the job.
- Admission tickets for DR.. Hills
d lecture can be had at the stores o
+. +. Hart. A. X. Richie & Co, anC
OF the following persons Alder
Mathers. Philip T. II. Pierson. w. a
Austin. Miss Cecil p. Powers and +
II. Richards. Age l6 and over, soc
under l6, 25c. High school tickets a
Y. NJ c. A.
= The Junior Endeavor society OF tn
: Second Congregational church ha
= had some shrubs set out on III
church lawn opposite the Y. VI. c. A
corner. They would respectfully as
the cooperation OF the public In Pre-
tecting the shrubs and giving IN
grass chance.
DR.. c. W. Bartlett has a badly II
famed eye rs the result OF a peculia
accident sustained while trout ilshn
In the river. While casting In swil
water he brought his rod back sharpl
and the split shot used as a slnke
came back with the spring OF the TO
and struck him In the eye.
In Boston recently Dr. Hills le,
tured before q house that left "onl
standing room" His subject was
THE America of Today and Tomo
row" Next Wednesday evening Il
exected Bennington will give him n
audience fully as appreciative as On
Boston, A discriminating public wi
% not miss the opportunity.
There will be a union service SUI
ra day evening OF the Baptist. Congr
~ gational and Methodist churches
the Methodist church at 1880 Tn
meeting is In the interest OF youn
peoples work and will be addressc
wn by Miss Margaret Koch OF Watorylll
OF Me, field secretary OF the Chrlstia
IIoon Endoayor Union OF that state.
Harvey y. Davenport returnr1 ,
Thursday evening from Brat
n where he took an examination I.