The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-14
BEKNlaGT0A BRIEFS
News Of the Town and ViIl<g Told Briefk
for Busy Resders-

for Busy ResderS-
E. L. Larrabee was in Troy today /
on business.
Miss Daisy Barber has re-entered /
the Gibson hospital
Miss Anna Lyons of River street
passed Sunday in North Adams
The town district schools closed
Friday for two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Z. c. Brown Of Branch street
IS visiting friends in North Adams.
Fred Remington Of Grove street has
I recovered from his recent illness.
Miss Carrie Sigworth is visiting
relatives in Catskill n. Y, this week.
/ Seymour Van Santvoord and fam
( lily passed Sunday at their home here.
Mrs Henry Allard of North street,
who has been seriously i'll, is improy-
ing.
Charles Waters of Depot street has
resigned his position with r. II. Mer-
riI
Miss Margaret Wright of Branch
street spent yesterday in North Ad-
ans
Mrs. Morris Levin of River street
has gone to New York to spend the
week.
Edgar Morse OF North Bennington
has accepted a position with R. II.
Merrill
Miss Anna Cassidy of Stephentown
visited Miss Ella Murray of Gage
street yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Horst and children are
visiting Mr. and Mrs James Rieau Of
Hoosick Junction.
George Kendall of the SALISBURY
road was the guest Sunday of Robert
Gardner of Pownal
Mrs. David lockwood and Miss
Eva lockwood of Jefferson avenue
were in Troy today.
Vermont fancy brand butterine.
Only 20 cents per pound at Burke's
market. South street. 15t6
Frederick Stearns of Rutland was
the guest of William H. Murray of
Gage street yesterday
Mrs George Grafton of Gage st.,
who has been visiting at her home in
North Adams, has returned.
Mail Carrier Fred L. Harmon
Maurice Wall and Trenor P, Gregg
are pickerel fishing at Lake Boomo-
seen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Howard of Gage
street passed Sunday with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Freeman Howard
of SALISBURY.
Mr.and Mrs Nicholas Morrissey
and daughter Lillian Of Albany have
been called here by the death of Mrs
James Morrissey
About fifteen members of the
Father Matthew, T. A. b. society Of
Blackinton, Mass, visited the local
society yesterday
The men who are at work on the
flooring at the rooms Of Walloomsac
lodge, are requested to bring their
hammers tomorrow evening.
The Young Womans club will hold
its regular monthly business meeting
at s o'clock Wednesday evening. All
: members are requested to be present
Frank j. Sherlock OF Chicago
member of the National Council, will
give a lecture to members at the
Knights of Columbus room Tuesday
evening
The degree team OF WalloomsaC
I. lodge, n. e. O. F., will meet for drill
tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock
Every member is requested to be
present.
Miss Maude Belden who came here
from Troy Saturday to take part IL
the production Of "A Midsummer
Nights Dream" by the .Fortnightly
{ club, returned this morning
The usual observance of st. Pat
ricks evening by the Parish of ST
= Francis church will this year taxi
, the form of lecture on the Passion
( Play Oberammergau by Prot Tim
othy Drake OF Boston.
, Tonight at the NJ +. church thu
lecture on The Man and tn
Church" by Rev. Magill of Troy viii
be given at o'clock There will b
refreshments and music by the quar-
NJ tette. EVERY man who is intereste
in mems fraternity and union o
who wishes to hear a good manly &C
. dress is invited to attend officer
elected at the close of the address:
Bring your friends. Tuesday evenin
class meeting The Probation elias
will meet in the gallery room. WeC
lS nesday evening clam chowder suppe
at the home of Mrs. Winslow, mex
door to the church at o'clock. Thur!
day evening at the close of the pra!
- er meeting the regular monthly SUI
day school board meeting Frida
evening the club will be entertaine
by reading given by Miss Collins
This will afford one of the best ev,
~, nr nings of the season and special il
W vitatlon is given to all friends on