The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News me Town and Village Told Briefly
or Busy Re iders

Miss Gracia Tiffany has returned
rom a visit in Albany.
Mrs. f. y. Edgertor is with friends
in Cohoes for he week.
William Guraer o schaghticoke |
spen. Sunday with fri ends.
Frank Scott resun d his studies
this morning at the Il. p. |. in Troy.
Mrs. Richard Case c. Rutland is
visiting her sister, Miss Mary Casey
Ms c. a. Rice hs returned from
a two weeks visit in Western YER
mon
Miss Olive Andrews visits her sis
ter Mrs. William Copeland o' Adams
over Sunday.
Mrs. Mortimer Culliton and daugh.
ter spent Sunday with relatives in
SALISBURY.
The factory of George X. lockwood
& Co, started this morning on the
winter schedule.
Miss Mary Parker returned THIS
morning TO her studies at the Albany
Business college.
stephen NJ. BoNles left this morn
ing for Burlington and tomorrow he
win go to Montpelier.
Mrs. Edward lepson has returned
to Hoosick Falls after n visit WIN
her mother, Mrs. II. S. Andrews.
lanes Collins who has been visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Charles FOX
has returned to his home in Whining
ton.
Mrs. James Curtis Of Islip, n. w.
formerly of this village is spending
| a few days with her mother, Mrs
Murray.
seigal Bros store will be closed
from 4 O'Clock this afternoon until
Thursday morning on account Of the
holidays.
Miss Martha A. Sibley returned
Sunday evening after two week.
visit with Mrs. Chris Holmes o
Brookline.
ThoAas Basin who has been visit
ing in England the past summer AT
: rived in New York on Sunday and i
expected here this week.
= Miriam Rebekah lodge will hold
! meeting at s o'clock this eyenin
: when the officers are specially r.
quested to be present
Mrs. Flavien Courtemanche
Troy, n. Y, and Mrs. Cellna Burr'
> of Montreal, p. O.. are the guests
4 Leon .amarre and family
L There will be meeting of III
= Willing Workers of the First Baptli
y church in the Baraca room on Frlda
I: evening,
During the absence Of the Re
\. Philip Schuyler the Friday evenir
y service In st. Peters church will !
= omitted.
4. Joe Levin's store ut the corner
y North and River streets Will be clio
{. cd from p. m. tonight until 4 p. !
3; Wednesday because of Jewish no
day.
q. party of six young ladies OF Il
81 village enjoyed a walk to North Be
"a nington and SALISBURY yesterda
,STE They secured large quantity
chestnuts.
- The monthly report cards Of G
be high school were given out this mo
IN ing. Parents are requested to
N anime the report before the cara
~ signed and returned.
The current issue Of the Blue 80
a contains picture of Joseph }. ,Dal
lse of this village, together with I
by troupe presenting "The Wife Ia
az. ers" which il at present in New fol
ed Don't miss the vitograph plctr
iy entitled Daisies at Library thea'
VII tonight. Il Is without a doubt
rs hest picture ever shown. oh you
Zig plcture-'1ost In the Soudan'
Library theatre tonight.
Foremost among the notewort
mr.. events of the present theatrical s
~. son will be the first presentation h'
tsl tonight of Henry w. Savage's prod
ton of Madame X the phenomer
lv successful drama OF motherl'
which proved the dramatic sensat
OF Europe and America last year.