The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-02
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

Romano, the Pianist, 2O4 Pleasant
street. 34t2
Mrs f. A. Greenslet is visiting in
Cambridge, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs N. Noyeck are in
Troy for the day.
Walter Hayes has gone to Troy to
spend few days.
Mrs. l.. A. vanAnee has gone to
Troy to visit relatives.
Miss Helen Hurley is passing |
part of the day in Troy.
Miss Susan lockwood is spending |
two weeks at Yarmouth, Me.
Miss Luella Goldsmith has return
ed from visit at Rutland.
Mrs. Paul C. Cornell has gone to
New York for few days visit.
Mrs. Claire W. soule has returned
from weeks stay at Glens Falls.
Mrs. F. L. Olin is passing the day
with friends at Cambridge, N. Y.
Miss Clara Files of Eagle Mills, N.
Y, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. w.
Soule.
Harry Gore is confined to the
house as the result of breaking a
bone in his arm.
Mrs L. S. Norton and Miss Doro-
thy Norton went to Troy this morn
ing to spend the day.
Miss Martha r. Snow has gone to
the Troy city hospital for an opera
tion for appendicitis.
Master Lewis Breslin of Watervliet
has been spending few days at the
home of Joseph Watson.
telephone has been installed in
the residence on Depot street of
Charles Phillips. The number is 125
A.
Sanford Kelsey OF Whiting, VT. has
been visiting friends in town. Mr..
Kelsey is former employee of the
Evening Banner.
The New York Millinery parlors
will be closed during the month of
August. The trimmed hats will be
on sale at H. Harry Leyin's Boston
store on North street
There will be regular monthly
meeting OF the Bennington Aerie Or
der of Eagles in their rooms tonight
at o'clock All members are reques-
ted to be present as business of inn
| portance will be transacted.
All the trimmed hats of the New
/ York millinery parlors are now on
sale at H. II. levins Boston store,
North street The Sc and So hats are
now $l.9S. The 81 and SO hats are
now $2.4S. Choice of shapes at 75c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Lanier and son
Howard accompanied by Mr. and Mrs
John Guiltinan went this morning to
Montpelier by automobile after spend
ing few days in town as the guests
OF Miss Lillian Guiltinan OF North St
| The local fire department has re
ceived an invitation TO attend the
annual field day and Firemen's Mus
ter Of the North Adams department
on Labor day. Action In the matter
will be taken at meeting in the
near future.
A rumor to the effect that the Adam
Forepaugh and Sells Bros show will
not be able to play in Bennington on
August 4th, owing TO the strike on
the Central Vermont railroad. is with
out foundation, the railroad com
pany having made special provision
for the circus train.
A suspicious character was placed
under arrest Monday evening by the
local authorities but released shortly
J after through lack OF evidence. The
: man when released left town on the
midnight train for Rutland. Wher
arrested he had been making a collec
tion to take him 70 Troy. No name
: was given.
AT the Methodist church the pas
tors engagements include the follow
ing He will speak at the Guide
board tonight and will lead the pray
or meeting Thur sday night Topic
This church and the immediate Flu
ture.' He will preach Sunday morn
ing In the Methodist church and Sun
day evening In the Congregations
church. Sunday afternoon he vii
J speak at the White Chapel. Thurs
day the young people will serve sand
wiches and refreshments at Morgan
Park. On Saturday the Ladies' Al,
will hold food sale at the churcl
v beginning promptly at 9 o'clock. AL
ladies' In any way associated with Oh,
at church are asked to send in n liberia
contribution without being seen pei
sonally. Geo. Herman. a well know
j. Pennsylvania artist. is 10 appear Il
the Joseph Jefferson Cycle here Aus
p Reserve that date 20 hear ri
Van Winltle" as only this artist cal
give II az the present time.