The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
esy. T, the Town and AII<Se Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

for the day.
Robert b. Hamlen, who has been i'll
has recovered.
The young son OF Mrs. discipline
Tromblsy is Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Lake spent
Sunday in Troy
William Turner Of Adams street is
on the sick list.
George Lueier passed portion Of
the day in Troy.
Mrs. w. H. Bradford is spending
the day in Troy.
Benjamin Shemaltzkie is in New
York on business.
c. w. Thatcher is on a business
trip to Connecticut.
Lynn Davis was in North Adams
Monday on business.
Louis c. Holton has gone to New
York on a business trip.
Louis Seigal went to Troy and Al
bany this morning on business.
Daniel O'Connor has returned from
a few days stay in Schenectady.
Misses Emma and Wayne Delorey
are spending portion of the day in
Troy.
Visit the Congregational sale for
delicious homemade ice cream and
cake.
Charles l.. Morse has gone to Prov
idence, K. L., to visit his brother Guy
Morse.
The condition of John Briggs of
Morgan street, who is i'll, does not
improve.
Mrs Della Doran and Miss Cecil
Doran are spending a part Of the day
in Troy.
Mrs Nettie lockwood is spending
a few days with her brother in Hoo
sick Falls.
Afford Harbour, who is employed
! by an Albany concern, passed Sunday
, at his home here.
Miss Ruth Eddy is the guest OF her
cousin Miss Edith VanSantyoord at
Shadowbrook farm.
! The entertainment committee will
! meet in n. E. o. p hall tomorrow
: evening at o'clock.
0 Thomas McCue of Averill Park
, lspent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
J. and Mrs John McCue.
S Thomas Foster. who has ben WORK
. ing in Pittsfeld has returned here
C and is working for William Morgan.
\ Branch No. 3 of st. Peters church
5. will meet with Mrs. A. s. NJ. CHS
i holm Thursday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
!, Mrs l.. II. Davis entertained mum
/ Der of her friends at cards at hei
home on Union street Monday even
r ms.
Mrs Emma Marsden is in North
;. Adams today attending a meeting Of
e the New England Order of Proteo
: ton.
George f. Twitchel of Hartford
Ct, who has peen visiting his sister
= Miss Harriet Twitchell, has returned
u home
n Melvin Piper. who has been spend
e ing few days at his home here. re
p turned TO his duties in Athol. Mass.
! today
~ Cut flowers and potted plants ma.
S be obtained at the tea and candy Ia
y bles at the Congregational sale Wed
10 nesday,
o. Miss Mary Moon has taken a posi-
,e ton as clerk in +. l. Nichols store
D instead OF in II. c. Roster e. Co
~ store as previously stated.
ID Select your Christmas gifts earl.
T. at the Congregational sale Wednes
:. day. You can have a choice of boil
useful and fancy articles.
Manser Encampment Stark Lodge
l. o. o. +. conferred the Royal Purple
!, degree on class Monday evening
I The attendance was large.
II Bring the children to the Chant
e. cler room in the Congregational cha
ms pei Wednesday All their friends O
= the barn-yard will be there.
II The son and daughter of Howar
~ Shields will 90 to Troy the latter pal
on OF the week and will pass the white
by with their aunt, Miss Mary Lane.
nn A Christian Science Practltlone
M from North Adams will be at the Pu
=, nam House Wednesdays from two I
~. four. All wishing to converse wit
Isi her are welcome.
,cs Mrs. James Colby Colgate is givin
'erE this afternoon at the family resldenC
3" iG West Fifiy-seventh street, Ne
= York, n reception to introduce h,
daughter. Miss Susan Il. Colgate.
The members OF ST. Agnes Guild
I'M. 81. Peters church held a dress r
,e. hearsal last evening for the enterta
" ment. illustrated Ballads, to be ri
en- at the Parish House this evenin
Colonel Roosevelt says ITS CO
- kcr" "A Gentleman from MlssIssl
n pr Is what former President Roos
. welt says is a corkIng good play.
w will be given In this city for the fr
time within few weeks. Thursda
Dec /.
ion. Manager Wood OF the Benningt
ne. opera house has received word N
THE Merry Widow at Toronto, CT
ada last week with Sarah BernhaI
and Henry Irving as opposition phi
ed to capacity business. Il Is