The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and iIl9Sc Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

Mrs. irving blWeil Is WISHING III
Cambridge
Joseph McDermott was in Troy
part of the day.
Charles Patchin is spending the
Afternoon In Albany
Clarence Wells has begun work at
c. ID. Sweets market.
Editor Frank e. Howe is in Mont
pelier for few days.
Alexander Luke of White Creek
was in the Village today.
Walter Wood and Ned Hart passed
last evening in camp at Woodford.
80 so buys flannel pants worth $3.50
to $500 at Mulligan & Roche's. Slt2
George McMaster of Rutland spent
Friday as the guest Of friends in
town.
Mrs. S. b. Thompson is assisting
in the Office of the Bennington Mach.
inc works.
$500 buys $500 suits made by
Hart, schaffner 6 Marx at Mulllgan
& Roche's. 31t2
A telephone has been installed in
the residence of George II. Moore on
Weeks street.
Nathaniel Smith who has been
visiting In town has returned to his
home in Boston.
Gents white duck, and Kahki hats
at 19c. SOC. Belts at 19c and S9c at
Mulligan & Roche's. 31t2
Fred Austin has accepted posi-
ton as shipping clerk with the Ros-
ler-Cottrel company.
Miss Vera S. Hall of Easthampton,
Mass is the guest Of Miss Winifred
A. Adams of Union street.
The Cooper manufactury will close
its factory Wednesday until next
Monday morning for repairs.
Miss Eleanor Burt was called to
her home in Arlington Friday on ac-
count Of Illness in the family.
Patrick Carney and daughter Miss
Gertrude Carney went this morning
for visit in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Il. Theberge has returned
from weeks stay with her daughter
Mrs. w. Irish of North Adams.
Miss Harriet Shields of Furnace
Grove is spending while with her
brother. Howard II. Shields at the
Center.
Miss Lena Collins accompanied by
friend. Miss Luella Green. both Of
Tottenville, n. Y, are visiting Mrs.
r. A. Davenport.
The combined Sunday schools of
the Baptist church went this morn
| ing to spend the day on a picnic at
Gardner's Pines on the trolley line.
Henry ID. Fillmore and daughter.
Miss Fannie Fillmore have gone to
Boston TO spend few days before
going to Old Orchard Beach
Rev b. A. Cunningham and niece.
Miss Allene Cunningham OF Louis
Vile. Kentucky are the guests OF
friends and relatives In town.
On Saturday our bargain day you
will save 10 to 25 cents on every dol
lars worth Of goods bought at Joe
Levins corner OF North aud River
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. lanler and son How.
ard of Montpelier came Friday 10
Bennington In a new Pierce.Raolne
automobile to be the guests of Miss
Lillian Guiltinan OF North street.
The saloons In Bennington will be
closed on August 4th. the day the
Bennington county democratic con
vention and there arc many people in
town who are wondering whs the
same course was not pursued on
Thursday when the Republican coun
ty convention took place.
Rev. Charles Seymour OF Mount
Vernon, n. V, formerly pastor OF the
Second Congregational church OF this
town. had narrow escape from .
more serious accident Wednesday o
this week while camping at Sucker
pond Rev MIR. Seymour was out up
ON the pond in canoe which upset
and forced him to swim ashore. re
ceiving no other injury than a bat
wettlng.
MIR. and Mrs. w. Theberge an,
little daughter Elsie OF Seattle
Wash, who have been visiting rela
tivos In town left here Monday fo
their home in that city. ON the wa!
they will visit friends in ST. Paul an,
Minneapolis. Butte and Spokane
Mr. and Mrs. Thebergc while herr
spent some time with mis- sisters II
New York City and North Adams AM
a brother IN Providence. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Theberge were here n year
age.
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