The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-07

'AANNfs
Every 10 cent article sold for
cents at Williams and loo store for
one week.
Fred Richard finished work Satur-
day as upholsterer for J. Ed Wal
bridge & Co.
Registrar Edward Griffith of the
Manchester probate district, was in
town Saturday
Mrs. Michael Maher of Mill street
IS spending a few days with friends
in North Adams.
William McGraw and Edward
Burke of Hoosick Falls were visitors
in town Sunday.
Misses Teresa and Margaret Leon
ard of Gage street have returned
from North Adams
Miss Lila Vance of Amsterdam
passed Saturday and Sunday with
Miss Maude Kennon.
Mount Anthony chapter, o. b. s.,
will give card party and dance in
Masonic hall April 1.
Mrs. Harry w. Haynes who is stop
ping in Albany for several weeks was
in town over Sunday.
Michael Toomey of Pittsfeld visit
ed Sunday his parents, Mr. and Mrs
John Toomey Of Gage street
Claiming T. Fletcher and Miss
Eunice Lyons assisted the choir OF
the First Baptist church Sunday.
Miss Lucretia Edgerton who teach.
es school out of town is passing a few
days at her home on North street
Two five cent articles will count
as one ten cent article in this week s
&c sale at Williams and 1Oc store,
John j. Brewer of Troy has opened
a bakery, fruit and vegetable store in
the old Cranston store on River st.
A requiem high mass was celebra-
ted this morning in the Convent cha
pei for the repose of the soul of John
Cone.
Mrs. Bridge A. Levins of Dewey
street spent Sunday in North Adams
as the guest of her uncle, Joseph
Costello.
Mrs. George Townsend of Gage st.
who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs John l.. Fort of Gloversville, n
Y, has returned.
Advance seat tickets for Lena
Rivers" at the opera house Saturday
evening, will go on sale at the box
office at Z o'clock Wednesday even
ing.
c. X. Farnum has given up the
painting and paper hanging bushes:
and has begun work at Drysdale'.
in the carpet and wall paper depart
ment.
Mems night will be observed at tn,
~ NJ C. A. Wednesday evening, The
rooms will be open to all over 2
years of age and a social time viii
| be held.
Mrs Arthur Strong and her mother
Mrs. Gilbert who have been visitinl
at the home of Col. Olin Scott OF
! Pleasant street, returned Saturday t,
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Burt have gon
to Chester, Pa, to visit their son. DI
Cole o. Burt and on their return viii
stop few days in New York witt
their son Curtis.
Spring Remnants, specially goo
lines being shown now at the Holder
Leonard Co., mill. Until furthe
notice the salesroom will be opeI
Tuesdays and Wednesdays. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. George Theophil
Comba who have been guests of NJ
and Mrs William b. Sheldon of Mai
street, returned to New York today
accompanied by Mrs. Sheldon.
Two examinations for two assil
tant census enumerators and for tn
position of postmaster at Woodfor
were advertised to be held at tn
postofllce Saturday but no candidate
appeared.
Mrs. Fanny Pratt of Washingto
avenue will entertain the Ladies All
society of the First Baptist church a
her home Wednesday afternoon froI
3 to 5 O'clock A feature will be se'
eral Scottish selections by Rev. X.
Martin.
The exhibition in the Y. NJ. c. A
gymnasium by ten picked men fror
the Springfield, Mass, lnternationa
Training school Saturday evening wa
not as well attended as it deserved
The program included quite a lon
list Of specialties such as fancy drill
gymnastic dancing, tumbling, India
club swinging and the like. TIL
movements of the performers whe
acting together were in perfect tim
and given in spirited manner. TIL
whole performance was lesson /
body building and an illustration q
what muscles can do when traine
by long practice in certain lines.
Glen Jones, the Blacknton DO
who gave such excellent satisfaction
as umpire for the Cooperstown tear
last season, has already received
number of offers for the coming sun
mer, It is very likely that he will re
turn to Cooperstown again for BILLY
Howells, manager of the latter clul
Is anxious to secure his services TO
the coming season. The chances ar
that Jones will ofliciate at most G
the Williams games this spring 4
addition to his Cooperstown job 70
the latter team does not start to pla
until after the collegA season...Jh
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