The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Views of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

for Busy Readers.
Miss Dora Monat, who has been I'll,
is improving.
Mrs. William Gibney is visiting in
Mechanicville.
David Gardner of Pownal visited
here yesterday.
Mrs. L. NJ. Towsiey is visiting in
Woodford city.
Prentiss Kent of Rutland spent
Tuesday in town.
Robert E. Healy was In Stamford
Tuesday on business.
s. S. Smith of Albany was in town
yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Carney of Pitts
field visited here today.
Edward Adams of Woodford was in
the village this morning.
William Pike of Woodford spent
yesterday in the village.
Miss Margaret Graves of Sunder-
land spent yesterday in town.
Mrs. Agnes f. Sexton of Pittsfield
is visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Perry of Port
Hand, Me-, visited here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Batchelder of
Arlington are in the village today.
DIR. Church of Valley Falls spent
yesterday with William r. Morgan.
Repairs are under way on the Ed
ward Norton property on Main street.
Misses Fanny and Belle Tomlinson
of Stamford are at their home hFe.
. Mrs. II. S. Andrews is visiting her
son. William Andrews in North Pow
nal.
Leo Pierce is making extensive inn
provements on his house on Bradford
place.
Reuben McMaster has returned
, from a weeks visit with relstives in
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Newton have
gone to San Francisco, Cal, for
the winter.
, Miss Nellie lockwood and Miss
Albany Tuesday.
William Phalen, professor in Will
= liams college, is passing a few days
with Francis Cone.
George Rice of the SALISBURY road
has taken a position In A. II. Hollis
ters grocery store.
Mrs. l.. II. Davis and Mrs Eugene
Sratton went to New York this after.
noon for few days stay.
George II. Potter, son and daughter
have gone to Florida, where they
will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Gleason have
gone to Worcester County, Mass, for
several days chestnutting.
Carnations 60 cents per dozen Sat
urday only. at the School street
greenhouses. c. Holton. 1O0ts
Miss l.. Olney of Leicester, Mass.
spent yesterday here Miss Olney is a
niece of Attorney General Olney.
Physical Director Arnold of the Y
NJ c. A. will attend the meeting Of
the physical directors in Troy tomor
row.
Miss Francis McNerny Of Benning
ton Center is seriously Ill. A train
ed nurse from Troy is caring for The
case.
II. F. Dooley of North Adams is il
town to superintend the moving o
the Pratt house from South to Unior
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. p. Barber and MI
and Mrs. p. b. Gardner leave toda.
for Montpelier where they will spen'
20 a few days.
George II. Papers and Mrs. Chas
Dedrick leave this evening for New
York where they will spend a wee
" visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Cooper, daught
er Mabel and Mrs. c. II. Ressegui
have returned from an auto trip /
lie Northampton, Mass.
q There will be Sunday schoo
nj board meeting at the close of tn
a service at the Methods
M church this evening.
o. Charles Bridge. who was taken 4
81 some time ago in Windsor is muc
d. improved and expects to return HON
in about two weeks.
20 Rev. and Mrs. G.. S. Mills returne
"a last evening from Boston, where the
~ have been attending the meetings @
90 the National Congregational Counc
., and Missionary societies.
I'd The treasurer of the Fortnight
be Mrs Charles G. Cole, will be at tn
be reading room OF the Free Librar
nd with membership cards Friday afte
n, noon, Oct. 2lst from 3 to 3.
- The senior class of the Benningto
80 high school enjoyed straw ride
70, South SALISBURY last evening. SUI
~ per was taken in Cole hail. Fou
Wv teachers accompanied the class.
w The members OF the confirmatlo
BY class of st. Francis de Sales churc
f. began a three days retreat to day
ar. prepare for the Sacrement of Conf
no nation which they are to receiv
Sunday.