The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.


DR.. H. c. Day is confined to the
house by illness.
80 cents buys $l.0O tam-O'shanters
at Mulligan & Roche's.
Miss Kathryn Morrissey is spend
ing few days in Troy.
Miss Mary ODonnell is confined to
the house by an ear trouble.
Miss /. NJ. Barney has returned
from a short visit in Alabny.
Boys suits at $500, worth $4OO to
$500 at Mulligan & Roche's.
Miss Myrtle Mulligan OF Maple ST.,
has returned from visit in Dandy
Mrs. Matte Burgess is the guest
of Mrs. Charles Williams of Pownal
Social dance at n. f. o. p. hall
Saturday night from S to -. 64t2
Capt. and Mrs. b. J. Harmon, who
we're married recently arrived here
Thursday evening after spending
their wedding trip in New York.
A meeting of the newly elected Of
ficers of Walloomsac lodge, n. +. o.
p. is called for this evening 1t is
desired that every officer be present
Robert Mansell has resigned his
position at f. +. Harris and has en-
tered the employ of the Adams soap
company rs travelling salesman. Mrs.
Mansell viii return to Rutland to
live
j. ]. Redmond and Louis Haus-
sler. two Hoosick Falls baseball men
who are well known in this town
we're elected members of the board
OF trustees of the permanent Savings
and Loan association at the annual
meeting which was held at Hoosick
Falls.
The local +. NJ. T. A. b. society
will celebrate the 3lst anniversary OF
the organization of the society in this
town. All members and their
friends have been invited. The en-
tertainment will consist of dancing,
vocal and instrumental selections
Refreshments will be served.
!
A short and pleasant walk may
save you many dollars. Do you
know where this is2 This means
Joe i.eyin's store. There are hun
dreds of people that have clothed
themselves and family during his
sale as everything is just at half
price. Such an opportunity does not
happen everyday. Follow the crowd.
Joe Levin's, corner of North and
River streets.
Misses Elsie and Clara LaFlamme
entertained large number OF
friends at their home on Mill street
Thursday evening. A number were
present from out of town including
Mrs Quickly from Rutland and the
Misses Georgia Coleman and Kate
FITZGERALD of North Bennington ana
Misses Irene and Alice Barnes OF
Pownal. Refreshments were served
and all spent a delightful evening.
Trains both north and south bound
on the Rutland railroad have been
universally late this week. The
sleeper from the north this morning
arrived two hours behind scheduled
time. The flyers have been late IN
the afternoon and also the morning
train from Troy. Poor connections
at the collar city is said to be the
cause OF some of the bad train ser
vice
After over a month of hard prac
tice. the Williams basketball team Is
in the best of shape for its opening
game of the season which comes this
coming Saturday when the Worcest
err Tech five will be the opposing
aggregation. Great things are ex
pected of the Purple team this win
ter as four veterans remain rom Z
year ago. and 1t is expected that
clean getaway will be made with
decision win over the Worcester
quintet.
Miss Rose Belisle of River street
is suffering from a badly wrencheC
knee as the result of coasting OF
Town hill Thursday evening. Hell
condition today is somewhat improV
ed hut she will be confined TO heI
house for some time. The INJURY
was caused by her foot coming II
contact with the frozen ground while
the sled was running at high rate
of speed. When the party reached
the end of the run Miss Bellsle was
unable TO walk and was taken I.
the Office Of physician on the sled