The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of 'te Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

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Fred stickles is passing the day in
Troy
D. NJ. Hall has gone to Holyoke,
Mass.
+. H. Ferguson was in Pownal yes
terday.
Miss Eta sheeman has returned
from Troy.
Mrs, F. L. Olin is visiting in South
Cambridge.
John Eddington is in Albany today
on business.
Mrs. l. S. Norton is spending the
day in Troy,
T. A. Davenport is in Albany today
on business.
Miss Wayne Fay spent Sunday in
Hoosick Falls
Miss Julia Lamarre spent Sunday
in North Adams.
Stewart Mayhem has returned from
trip to Boston
Miss Grace Pettibone of Pownal
visited here today.
Leon Eldred and family spent Sun
day in Petersburg.
Rollin Taylor and Gilbert Ransom
were in Troy today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Powers passed
Sunday in Arlington.
Misses Margaret and Julia Hayes
spent Sunday in Troy.
Miss Marie Garfield has returned
from short stay in Troy.
Mrs. H. Cummings is i'll at
her home on Adams street.
Mrs. P. c. Cornell is spending a por-
ton of the day in Albany.
j. w. Martin is spending a few days
at his cabin on the mountain.
Myron Prentice of Pittsfeld visited
his sister, Mrs. Louis Pierce over Sun
day
The annual fair Of the Foresters be-
gins Wednesday night. Goldsmiths
orchestra.
G. E. Welles of Bennington Center
who has been seriously Ill is rapidly
improving.
Mrs. c. w. Thatcher is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. ]. Elmer Ayres in On
eida, N. Y,
Mrs Katherine Stackpole of Bos-
ton was a week end guest of Mr. and
Mrs Ira Wood.
There will be a regular meeting of
St Agnes Guild of st. Peters church
Tuesday evening.
A new up to date drying apparatus
is being installed at the Remington
Sanitary laundry
Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy and
daughter Margaret are spending the
week in New York City
The Y NJ c. A. Debating society
will meet in the association rooms at
1880 o'clock this evening.
c. W. Thatcher has gone to Oneida.
| n Y, to spend a few days with his
daughter, Mrs J. Elmer Ayres
Harold Moon, who has been passing
n few days at his former home here,
returned to Troy this afternoon.
George Henry Austin aged 6S years
| died yesterday at his home in Pownal
The funeral will be held tomorrow.
Miss AdeIine Condor. who has been
spending some time I'm Cheshire IS
visiting at the home Of Mrs Mary
| Gavin.
The Y. NJ c. a. bowling alleys will
be open from 7.l5 20 TO o'clock even.
ings for men participating in the tour
nament.
Mrs. George Kihbe Turner OF Hast
ings-on-the-Tiudson and Mrs. II. S
Hawks are here to spend Thanksglv
ing with their mother Mrs A. G.. Pat
chin.
Mrs VIM r. Graves. who has beer
spending several months I'm New Yorl
City returned today TO spend a few
days ct her summer home at Benning
ton Center.
Miss Eta Costello Of Auddlebury
VT who has been spending n few
days with Mr. and Mrs. n. J. Morris
sey leaves today for Alberquay. New
Mexico 70 spend the winter.
The New York Evening Mail state
that "a Gentleman from Mississippi
is the greatest comedy since 9TH
senator The play Is 10 appear her
on Thursday, December 1st
Home dressed ducks. chickens
geese, home dressed lamb and pork
heavy Chicago beef. Prices right a
Cores Depot street market. Oner
every evening. Tel 2f3. 27t,
A large supply Of ladies. misses
mems and boys dressed and nj
dressed kid gloves have Just been re
oeived at Seigal Bros. 100 Nortl
street Prices from 90 cents TO 81 .50
Mrs. Sarah Barber and Miss Dais,
Barber left this morning for Cleve
land, Ohio, to make their home will
Mrs. Barber's daughter, Mrs. Ear
Hurlburt They were accompanie,
as far as Buifao by Rev. ID. p. Hurl
burt and family who have been yidt