The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-11

treet.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Battles are NOV
ng from Hillside street to Benning-
on Falls.
Mrs. M. A. vickery of Bradford st..
las returned from visit with
riends In Troy.
Mrs. ]. B. Guiltinan and son Fran
lis of West Rutland are visiting Miss
lillian Guiltlnan.
The directors Of the Y. M. c. A. !
will hold a regular meeting at s o.
clock this evening.
Miss Katherine MoTissey has re-
sumed her duties at the Town Clerks
office after a vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith have moved
from Park street to the Walker tene-
ment on Pleasant street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Boyce Of 1
Bradford street have returned from
visit with friends in Rutland.
Il. f. Newton is moving his family
and goods to Contocook, n. H.. where
they will reside in the future.
Tickets are now on sale for the
Stock Co., at the opera house Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings.
At the local stores dairy products
are selling as follows: Eggs CSC,
butter 35c, potatoes $1.25 per barrel.
creamery butter 40c.
REQUIEM mass was celebrated at
the Convent Chapel this morning for
the repose OF the soul Of the late
Mrs. James Honiker.
The Guideboard Chapel prayer
meeting will be held at 1880 o'clock
tonight. You are requested to come
and bring friend. w. A. Austin,
leader
The Cooper Manufacturing Com
pany is putting in couple of hyd-
rants, to which will be attached the
automatic fire sprinkling apparatus
in the mill.
A daughter, Beulah Irene, was born
October 10th to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Morse of North Adams. Mrs. Morse
was formerly Miss Irene DEMO OF
Bennington.
Miss Bessie Edison OF Putnam st,
gave a small party Saturday evening
In honor of John Duck Of Schenec
tady. Games were played and re
freshments served.
Entries for the big amateur contest
given by the Whiteside-Strauss com
pany at the Bennington Opera House
on Friday evening may be handed tC
IC. A. Wood, $40 Main street.
After a long illness Mrs. Elijal
Beagle of SALISBURY died yesterday ?
N. at 3o'clock. Herhusband diedsom
time ago, but she is survived by fou
daughters and one son. Mrs. Martin
Fowler. Mrs. Cornelius Hart. Mir
MARY Russell. Mrs. Edith Gates ant
Egbetr Beagle The funeral will b
held at . o'clock Wednesday
At the ladies' meeting at the NJ.
church yesterday the ladies' arrange
for thank Offering this fall instea
OF holding a fair as other years. A
: so they selected Mrs. Townsend a
one OF the vice presidents and vote
z to hold l5c supper on next Frida
I evening from $3.50 to 1880. All invi
ed. a large number OF the lad'e
!. were present.
The great NORM, the ventriloquii
!, marvel appearing ut Library theatl
this week has been watched closel
: at each performance and none Of Il
q spectators are able to detect motor
J. OF his lips. With dummy that tall
7 and sings NORM walks among q
spectators and no sign OF NOV
/. ment of his lips is distinguished
), NORM is by far the cleverlst ventr
: oqust ever seen in this village. I
g eats, smokes and even drinks viii
d Jerry, the dummy jabbers away.
The group OF men interested
- marking the points OF historical
in terest in and about Bennington, to
N another trip yesterday to the bait
~ field and vicinity DR.. II. c. Day a
: ed as guide and Mr.. Witteman
New York City, president Of the
hertype company. took photograp
with camera equipped with spec
lenses. About twenty-five plctuT
=, were taken. The work these m
y are doing Ii most commendable q
=. will prove OF inestimable value to
y. ture Bennington.
A trip was made to the Benningi
battlefield yesterday by DR.. II.
Day. Elijah Dewey and Ernest
Griswold. A sklllful New York p
tographer accompanied the party q
succeeded In obtaining n number
=. exceptionally fine views OF the r.
81 tive positions OF the American O
British forces. The views lnclut
Tory hill. the strong British fort
cations at the Barnet bridge. BauI
hill, the position OF Nichols and II
rIcks position In the rear OF Baul
III hreastworks and several other cot
MI ~ interesting scenes.
al Ray Collins. the famous Unlvers
4. OF Vermont pitcher now with the I
Y ton Americans, will be the boxn
loI In the game to be played at Hoos
III Falls tomorrow afternoon. Coll
~ has a large number OF friends In u
ri nington az he has visited here
We two years ago pitched a game for I
wI nlngton against Hooslck Falls
y. Morgan park. The game at Hoos
" Falls will be called at 2 o'clock.
m Is expected that Chick" Evans.
Is North Bennington boy now with
Boston National league team. !