The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

house by illness.
Willard Freeman of Troy is the
guest of relatives in town.
Elmer lansing has returned from
visit in Glens Falls.
Mrs. John H. Warren has returned
from visit in Rutland.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy McKeon have re-
turned from visit in Arlington.
Leroy Brant returned Tuesday to
New York after a short visit in town.
Extensive interior repairs are be-
| ing made in the Bennington Paper
Box company's mill on Main street
There will be a meeting OF the gen
eral committee Of the X. of c. ball
on Thursday evening in their rooms.
Don't forget the Housekeepers
sale at St. Peters Parish House to-
morrow, Thursday afternoon and eve
ming
Don't forget the Housekeepers
sale at st. Peters Parish House to-
morrow, Thursday afternoon and eve
ming.
G. Louis Harwood and Douglass
Hawks returned today from a few
days sojourn in the Pike cabin at
Dunyille.
| A. j. Norton, district superintend-
ent Of the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance company is confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs. Susie II. Reach, president of
the Rebekah assembly will make an
official visit to Miriam Rebekah lodge
No on Monday evening, April 4.
The officers of Miriam Rebekah
lodge 10 8. viii have drill in Odd
Fellows han on Thursday evening at
1880. All the officers are requested
10 be present
Just received at the New York
Millinery Parlors a large shipment
Of all the latest shapes, consisting
If the new Air Ship, Chanticleer Con
mental and English Chip Turban.
Misses Margaret and Agnes Glea-
on who have been the guests OF
liss Elizabeth McDermott for the
past few DAYS have returned to their
home in Greenwich, n. Y
Gregoire F. Roig who has been en-
ployed by c. W. Peterson for several
months left Tuesday for Jersey City
where he has secured position as
cutter for large tailoring house. So
ar as known Mr. Roig was the only
,. native of Spain resident of Benning
ton.
The teachers in the Second Congre
gational Sunday school are reminded
= of the report to be made on the mum
next Sunday They are kindly re
quested to confer with the pastor al
the close of the Thursday evening
meeting
The ladies Of the NJ. h. church viii
serve tea on Wednesday afternoon
> April 6, at the church parlors. II
. connection with this there will be ;
sale of both fancy and useful articles
also home made candy and cake
bread, rolls, etc. All ladies of tn,
church and congregation are asket
TO help by contributing some one o
r these articles for sale at this time.
y The Notification club was yer
pleasantly entertained Tuesday eve
ming by Mrs. Merritt Burnham at he
home on Union street Widow wa
enjoyed. The first ladies' prize wa
awarded to Mrs. William Clark an
the first gentlemen's prize to Sey
n mour Wood. The consolation prize
Z were won by Mrs. Seymour Woo
and Richard Cook Refreshment
were served and there was singin
by the children.
A meeting of the executive con
mittee of the Burlington District III
worth League was held in Rutlan
Y Thursday last Arrangements wer
set on foot for the District Epwort
League Institute, TO be held 6
, Spring Grove in August. Much Ell
thusiasm was felt and expressed b
the committee as to the prospects fl
the coming gathering. A rare fea
ure of the occasion will be the pre-
ence of r. NJ Randall general IL.
secretary who, with another choiC
WORKER win give daily instruction
II. in Methods of League Work, etc.