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

White Creek.
Miss c. Kelley is in New York
for few days.
Born May Is, son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Baker
Tailor made suits at sacrificing
prices at Novecks 1872
H. c. Roster has returned from a
business trip to Boston.
Babies lawn and straw bonnets
25c to $3.50 at Noyeck's. 1872
Rev. Dr.. Isaac Jennings will return
today from two weeks visit at FL
mira.
Mrs. Joseph Bingham is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Mary squires in
Arlington.
DR.. F. s Braley is attending the
convention of the State Dental socie-
ey in Rutland.
Suren Gulian who has been in
town about three months, left this
morning for Rutland
Lingerie and colored princess
dresses and wash suits for ladies'
and misses at Noyecks. 72t2
Philip B. Jennings of New York ar
rived Thursday evening to pass a few
days at his summer home
Robert Hall of New York is spent.
ing few days at his summer resi-
dence in Bennington Center.
Miss Mabel Livingston went to
Burlington this morning to attend the
Grand Lodge meeting Of |. o. o. f.
The big clearing out sale at Lee
WINS Boston store, North and Pleas
ane street started today.
A baseball team representing the
Y. M. c. A. and a picked team will
play game at the athletic field Sat
urday.
Clothing. drygoods and footear at
wholesale prices at the Big Clearing
sale at Levins Boston store, North
and Pleasant streets.
The appearance Of the ground
around the Second CONGREGATIONAL
church is being improved by the set.
ting out Of shrubbery.
The season at the Bennington
opera house will open Wednesday.
August "a, with the comedy Just out
OF College by George AIDE.
Joseph Coyne has returned TO Ben.
nington after having been employed
some time in supervising the carpen.
ter work on the new marble church
in Dorset.
Members Of the Y. NJ. c. A. who
have gymnasium clothing in their
lockers are asked to remove same be.
fore work in cleaning up is begun in
the locker room.
Much interest in centered in the V
NJ. c. A. kite making contest
number have begun studying the
naturalization OF some very unique
and original IDEAS.
c. Lynn Wood entertained fifteen
OF his friends Thursday evening at
his cabin Lynwood", at BARRIERS
Pines. at a comet party. Supper was
served and a very enjoyable time
was reported.
The body Of Mrs Z. T. Haskins was
taken to Wells this morning Tor the
funeral service and burial Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. p
Haskins, Mrs. W. r. Wallace. Miss
Wallace and Mrs. Leroy Shaw accom-.
panied the remains.
J. r. Remington is in wallingford a
part OF his time. having secured the
contract for building an addition 10
Gilbert Harris free library building in
/ that town. Work has already been
commenced on the foundation. The
expense OF the enlargement of the
building will be borne By Gilbert
Hart OF Hart, Mich
NJ. H. Deeb, who Is about to place
q fine line OF goods IN the store nj lie
North street, formerly occupied nv
robinson 4 Stebbns, will also com.
| bine with same the high quality OF
teas and conees sold heretofore nv
/ Robinson & Stebblns. lie Is abso-
| iutely the only sole agent for these
| goods In this town. He will also
carry line OF fruits and vegetables
and candies
| The presentation 10 n Remington
audience Of Newell Dwight Hills In
his lecture "The America of today
and tomorrow is an event of no
small Importance. DR.. Hills Is an
orator of the first class and holds his
hearers from start TO finish. We ex.
pect him TO meet a very large and
enthusiastic audience. Remember
the date Wednesday evening Nav
25th, $ p. m. at the CONGREGATIONAL
church.
Have YOU reserved the date-Wed.
nesday May %. as previous on.
i gagement before all others. for the
lecture by DR.. Hilllsg America OF
, Today and Tomorrow" will be the
theme OF this most glowing and clio.
| quent lecture. DR. Hills Is a prophet.
but an optimist withal. and has a dis.
tinct and inspiring message 10 all
good Americans. Coming lust before
Memorial Day. this address will have
o ine patriotic tlmelncss. This lee.
.rfn g to be given In the auditorium
= The Second Congregational church.
CruUfDe4man II I roat,. ~. 81.