The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of 'he Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

News of 'he Town and Village Told Briefly /
for Busy Readers
Miss Bertha Hart is in Troy for the
afternoon.
Miss Sarah Flynn is spending the
day in Troy.
Miss Mary Watson went to Troy
this afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Mccarthy is spending
the afternoon in Troy.
Daniel Mccormick has recovered
from a recent illness.
Miss Ethel Davenport who has
been i'll, has recovered.
Fremont Barnes has gone to Sche-
nectady for 4 short visit.
Dewey Jenney has accepted a posi-
ton at the |. Il. Gibson bakery.
George Walton and Daniel Cullion
went to Saratoga this morning.
One third off price of all straw
hats at Mulligan & Roche's. S7t2
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rice are
spending the afternoon in Troy.
Richard Purdy has gone to Sche-
lnectady to remain over Sunday.
William A. Root went this morning
on business trip TO New York city.
Lloyd Waters of New York City
came today to spend the week in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Stratton are
spending a part of the day in North
Adams.
Miss Mary Leahy, who has been Wis
iting relatives here, returned to Utica
this morning.
John Toomey, Jr., has accepted a
position at the Two Bar Seventy
Livery stable
Luther Fiske, engineer of the steam
| roller leaves today to spend his yaca-
ton in Pittsfeld.
/ Miss Fannie Qua of Cambridge, n,
4 Y, who has been visiting relatives
here, has returned.
Miss Georgiana Pendleton has ac
I cepted position as stenographer at
: the Ideal Tour garage.
Henry Bingham and c. c. Jones re
turned Thursday evening from an au
\ tomobile trip to Boston.
Mrs Elsie Allen of Worcester
Z Mass, who has been visiting Mrs
Fred Williams, has returned.
Y Rollin D. Jenney of New York Cit!
came Thursday to spend his vacation
y with his parents, DR.. and Mrs. b. c
3 Jenney.
4 Joseph Dean has returned from VII
D mington where he has been employed
y for the past six months with lumbe
s ing firm.
g Percy p. Taylor of Hartford Conn
= is expected here this afternoon calle'
! here by the death of his infan
' daughter.
3 ]. b. Manley of Brattleboro ant
: two drivers Friday drove three auto
mobiles from the Blue Book garage t.
a that town.
l Mrs. J. l.. Buchanan and niece Mis-
"a Minerva Holmes of County stree
{ went Friday to spend six weeks II
st Rochester and Buffalo.
John Spargo OF Bennington Cente
went this morning to New Yor
whence he will sail soon for Europ
- to be absent for some time.
= Miss Frances cannon OF New Yor
| who has been spending some tim
| with Mrs. Clarence w. Chandler. ha
recovered from recent illness.
| Henry Hapbell finished wor
for the Vermont Hosiery and NJ,
chnery company and went this morn
ing to Boston where he is employed
| Davenport Gaulbright OF Erie. Pa
came yesterday from that city in
Peerless car to spend a week wit
Guy b. Johnson OF Bennington Ger
ter.
| Rev. j. l.. Fort OF Gloversyille, \
| Y, has returned to that town afte
few days visit with Mrs. Fort an
L WIZ AAf TIE hNfHAn VI NAA
! George Townsend OF Gage street.
| B.A. Kenney OF the Hops man,
featuring company OF Worcester
Mass, who has been setting up th
new machinery at the Benningto
Paper Box factory, has gone to Boz
ton. He will return here next weel
Evelyn Endress Taylor. the infar
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Taylor of Hartford. Conn, died at
o'clock this morning at the home her
OF Calvin Endress, father of Mr.
Taylor. The child was two month
and ten days old.
Library theatre today, all feature
Program. Apache Gold, great Yves
ern drama. Mine Cinematograph
educational: What the Daises Said
Biograph drama; Childish escapade
comedy. Songs by George Luoie
the favorltc baritone, Guiding Star
and you Taught me how To lo'
You. now Teach me to Forget"
The New Whitney. every picture
feature Todays program e.
Miners Sweetheart. Western drama
Fast Riding by Cowboys; "A Sal
or's Sacrifice. drama: THE Lit
German Band. comedy that wi
make YOU howl: Where can We han
this picture, comedy. Every nigl
the Whitney orchestra, George
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