The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
FOR Busy Readers


for Busy Readers
Andrew Maurer is in Troy this af-
ternoon
Miss c. Kellar of Main street was
in Troy today.
James w. Cox of Albany was in
town yesterday
Mrs W. H. Nichols Of Silver street
is visiting in Boston.
Uncle Sam at Panama" tonight
at o'clock High school,
Uncle sam at Panama. tonight
at o'clock. High school.
Edward Corbett Of jefferson ave,
is spending the day in Troy.
Ward l.. Lyons of Congress street
is stating one of his tenements
Henry Eaton, an inmate of the Sol
diers home is visiting in Albany.
James McCue of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting at his home on Park street.
Miss Gertrude Levin of Pleasant
street is confined to the house by ill
ness.
Miss Laura Van Gorder of south
4 street is visiting relatives in Glens
Falls
Mrs Barbara Moore who has been
visiting in Troy returned home this
morning
Norman Chase of Fair Lawn park
has recently put large addition on
his house.
Mrs. Charles f. Barnes has accept
ed position at the New York millin-
cry parlors,
Miss Clara Lacy Of Rochester is
the guest of Miss Hildred> Hart of
Main street.
Beautiful dress fabrics, silk wool,
linen and cotton in most lavish abun-
dance at the Drysdale store.
Harry Walker has moved from the
Burch house on Branch street to the
Burgess road
Assistant Judge Of County Court
c. b. Kent OF Dorset is in town to-
day on business,
Right smart gathering Of Pongee
and Rajah suits and coats opened to-
day at the Drysdale garment store
Mr.. and Mrs Thebarge OF St Leon.
Canada are in town. They expect to
make their home here in the future.
Mrs. H. L. Field of Imperial ayen-
ne will entertain Circle No. of the
Methodist church this afternoon from
to o'clock
new one and a good one, a self
reducing corset with abdominal
straps for sl.5Oat the Drysdale Corset
department.
Mrs Mary Harrington OF John
sonyille and Harold Hoffman OF Troy
who have been guests of Mrs. Chas.
Finkle, have returned.
Mrs. George Remington is expect
ed home tomorrow from a Troy hos
pital where she was operated upon
for appendicitis some time ago.
Master John Murphy OF Bradford
street gave treat 10 some OF his
young friends Wednesday evening.
Another is expected next Wednesday.
The breaking Of an electric wire in
front OF the Office OF II. c. White q
Company Of North Bennington made
the cars nearly an hour late this
morning.
The Drysdale stocks OF stockings
are wonderfully complete. Exception
ally large variety and good value in
womens both black and tan at 25C
the pair.
| Miss Sallie Graves, with her schoo
friend, Miss Morris. have returned
| to Miss Capen's school at Northamp
ton. Mass. after spending the Eastel
| vacation with Miss Graves father. +
| o. Graves.
| At the New Whitney today-A biz
feature show. Special attraction JOS
| eph +. Larex and Sadie +. Larex
| flexible ring gymnasts-most beautI
full and artistic act ever seen In Ben
r,ngton Pictures. The Tongue o
Scandal" strong rustic drama "Th
Suit Case Mystery" drama; "Th
| Man Who Lost" drama: The Mode
Drama" comedy Songs "Sinl
| Kate Sing" "The Grand Old Arm
Man"
THE Little Gray Lady" as present
ed by the Ormsbee Stock company a
Library theatre last night was on
OF the best productions seen in thi
theatre In long time. Tonights Al
, traction will be AN Unwilling Slave
a farce comedy without an equal, pr,
scented by the same cast OF character
as last evening. Those who wish {
enjoy a pleasant evening and a goo
laugh should not fail to attend Pr
ces within reach OF all, 10. 20 and 3
cents.
Hon. S. NJ. Bowles. representativ
In the Vermont legislature frol
Woodford. is TO deliver his lectur,
What is Greatness" at the Guild
board school house this evening tn
lecture Is advertised as a literary ei
tertainment dealing largely with N
characteristics Of prominent person
In ancient and modern history NJ
Bowles is a fluent speaker and n
lecture should not only be entertai
, ing but instructive. The public
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