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

day.
S. NJ. Bowles of woOdford was in
town today
Mrs. George H. Moore Of Weeks St
was in Pittsheld today.
Extra large valentines one cent TO
three dollars al Evans
Fred lockwood is cCnyalescins
from an attack OF the grip.
Hiss NAY shumeton has returned
from .isit in East Arlington.
Miss Claire Dalton OF Troy is sing
ing at the Library theatre this week
Miss Alice Mae Abel Of Hartford,
Conn. is visiting Herbert A. Dayen-
por1
Attone, John Y. d S Merrill is
spendius the day ia Hoosick Falls on
business
Mrs. Leah J. Roekstraw is assist
ing in the Pliny restaurant on West
Main street.
Mrs. 7. A. Davenport has returned
from New York after weeks visit
with relatives.
Loring Davis has recovered from
his recent injury and is at his home
in Manchester.
There will be a regular meeting OF
Bennington Lodge b. +. o. Elks this
evening at o'clock.
Nm Bowles, a superintendent of
/ lumber job in SALISBURY, was at his
home on West Main street over sun
day.
Mrs. James McSherry of River ST.,
is suffering from painful injuries re
ceiyed by falling down stairs at her
home.
Fred Remington of Grove street
has resumed his duties at Coopers
mill after being laid up few days by
illness.
The regular monthly meeting of
the board of directors OF the Y. NJ.
will be held Tuesday evening at s
o'clock
requiem high mass was sung this
morning by Rev. A. j. Barron for the
repose of the soul of Mrs William
Campbell.
At the regular meeting of Benning-
ton Court, Foresters of America Mon
day night applications for member
ship were received
Division F of the Second Congre
gational church will meet with Mrs.
Anna Harwood Wednesday afternoon
from until o'clock.
Frederick Moran Of Schaghticoke
will move to Bennington with his
family soon He will occupy the
house l12 Dewey street
DR.. d. V. ODonnell is suffering
from an injury to his shoulder as a
result of the overturning of a cutter
in which he was driving.
Goldsmith's orchestra will render
the music for the band dance in
North Bennington this evening. JOIN.
Toomey will act as prompter
, Miss Elizabeth Hayward and Mrs
: Frank Sanders returned to Rutland
today after spending a few days with
their brother Archie d. Hayward Of
the Whitney theatre.
Mass will be celebrated in st. Fran
. els de Sales church Ash Wednesda!
at 9 a. m. Ashes will be blessed a
this mass. Tomorrow, the first da!
of Lent, will be observed by Catholic!
o. as a fast day.
Ash Wednesday evening service a
7 1880 the full vested choir will be il
attendance All are welcome. TIL,
other services for tn day are Hol.
) Eucharist a. m. Penitential servic,
10 a. m. at St. Peters church.
The handsome rare Japanese sou
yenrs that are being presented dali.
20 the purchasers OF teas and coffee
at the popular store of Robinson d
Stebbins, ll6 North street, wher
quality reigns, attracting VIDE al
tention
A pleasant customer is our hes
advertisement at the Tea e. Cote
store of Robinson & Stebbins, II
North street. Where quality talks
Just try our special 80 cent coffe
and choice As cent green Japan TIE
and thereby enjoy a combination c
luxury and economy.
AmQpg those from this town VIII
attended the concert of the Bosto
Symphony orchestra in the Musi
Hall in Troy Monday night were Mis-
Matte Buss, Miss Sophronia Collins
Miss Caroline Wilcox, DR., S. II. Wi
cox, Miss Irene Graves, Miss Henrie
ia Walbrdge and Harry Moses.
In the athletic contest among tn
a., members OF the high school gymna
M ium class at the Y. NJ. c. A. Monda
afternoon the best record IT. and
inches was made by Louis Levi
Warren Moore was second with
/ inch and Carl Paulson took THU
honors, scoring 6 it. inches. +
night the mems class will compel
in the running long dive.
Washingtohs birthday, FebruaI
. %, viii be red letter night
- Knights of Columbus circles in No
them Berkshire and for that matte
for the whole of Berkshire, as thel
will be an exempliiication of Il
fourth degree at Odd Fellows hall
the North Adams council for all eli
ible Knights of that city or secto
who have filed applications to tai
the degree.
The death of Thomas Harmon,
) highly respected resident for If
years, occurred Saturday. He was
native of ireland and was seventeen
years old. The survivors are his wi
Ellen, two sons, James and DR.. Thoi
as II. Harmon, and two daughter
Helen of this village and Mrs. M.
Buss of Bennington. The funer
was held this morning.-Hoosi,
Falls correspondence in Troy Pres