The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
aews Of the Town and Village fold Briefly
for Busy Readers.


ay in North Adams.
At Seigal Bros, new shipment of
aides tailored waists.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick REILLY are Wis
ting at Eagle Bridge.
Mrs. E. B. Patterson passed por-
ion of the day in Troy,
Perry Gardner has purchased a
lew E. NJ. F. automobile.
At Seigal Bros, North street new
all goods arriving everyday.
Mrs. ]. ]. Stakeholder and daughter
are passing the day in Troy.
DR.. Frank Grennan of Schenectady
spent Sunday in the village.
F. Howard Ferguson was in Troy
A part of Saturday on business.
Miss Gladys Edwards spent Sunday
with her parents in Willlamstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Howard spent
with relatives In Salisbury
Wayne Wright OF North Adams Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs. John H. Powers on
Sunday
Miss Sarah oConnor has returned
from several weeks stay in Sche-
nectady.
Mrs. George Townsend has return.
ed from a visit with her daughter In
Gloversville.
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Cullinan Of
Arlington have been visiting in town
for a few days.
Mrs. Philip Schuyler and Miss
Phyllis Schuyler were in Troy for a
part OF the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Newton
have returned from their wedding
typ to Hartford, Conn.
Miss Mary Lockland of Springfield.
Mass, former resident, is a guest OF
Miss Elizabeth Leahy.
Conrad Schwartz and Claire
Soule are hunting today in the south
ern part of the town
A new stock of the latest fashions
in fall goods is arriving daily at Joe
Levins North street store.
Seigal Bros, North street. A new
shipment of ladies'. heatherbloom,
Imercerised and knit skirts.
Mrs. Mary Pepper Hammond OF
Southington, Ct, is visiting her moth.
er, Mrs. Rachel Pepper of School st
Harry Chase of Rutland. a former
resident. who has been spending the
week end here, returned home today
Col. and Mrs. Thomas Harmon have
gone TO their former home in Brat
tleboro, to attend the BrattleborC
Fair.
The body of Mrs. Celestial C. AL
drich was taken on the $40 trair
Sunday evening to Athol. n. Y. FOL
burial.
Martin Austin Of New York City Il
a guest for a few days Of o. f. Rel
ner. MIR. Austin was formerly a resi-
| tent OF bTdttleDOfO.
Miss Katherine Burt OF Bennington
and Ruth +. Loomis of Shaftsbur
are among the students of the Mort
Adams Normal school.
Mrs. VIM. II. Copeland OF Mort
Adams. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jel
son OF Hoosick Falls, spent Sunda
with II. S. Andrews OF Silver street.
The meeting of ST. Agnes Guild {
81. Peters church will be held O
Wednesday evening instead OF O
Tuesday evening as was previousl
announced.
Prof. and Mrs. de Pierpont. WI
have been spending the summer
town, returned this morning to TrC
. where Prof. Pierpont is head OF n
French department at r. p. I.
4 The advance sale Of reserved SCI
tickets for the presentation OF "Tl
! Firing Line" at the opera houi
: Thursday evening. will commence
( the box office this evening at ,
= clock.
/ Miss Alvina Simonen OF this v
!; lage and Edward Galipeau OF Nor
i Adams We're quietly married On
: morning az s O'Clock at the Church
the Sacred Heart, Rev. c. Il. Prevo
officiating.
d While driving on Bennington Fla
l. yesterday a slight accident happen,
- to Clarence Wood and Miss HIATT
Ie Sibley. One OF the horses fell al
y broke the pole, the other horse sta
ed to run. turning the wagon arou
4. In the ditch. Fortunately no one W
g hurt and no damage was done wi
I. the exception Of breaking the pole.
Il, John Ryan and John Bosk. two I,
n, mer Remington baseball players. a
N now with the Fitchburg team. Ia
y game with Concord. n. H.. Saturd
. Fltchburg won by n score OF 10 to
Is. Ryan, who played at third base. h
- 1--WE assists. lie scored two runs n
:, made two hits. one OF them good
"a three bases. Bosk held Concord "a
M hits and had 10 strike.outs.
- The third and final game Of ba
~ ball In the series which pittshe'd "
playing with Albany had to be cal
- on Saturday on account OF the ra
J., Nearly all OF the members OF
nm plttsneld team left for their hon
IN Saturday afternoon. As ben,
~ games the series was failure 4
Albany team received half OF the
cclpts. so that Pittsheld's share v
less than 500. which would not z
the players anywhere near as m,
as they had been paid weekly by
management OF the team. No do
II the weather had been favora
Saturday that this amount wo
have been doubled. The net recei
- were S161.
Miss Edith NJ WIiis of poqton