The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village fold Briefly
Tor Busy Readers

Fred Wood has returned from a
short stay in Boston.
c. NJ Wiekham of Rutland spent
Sunday with his family in town.
Mr. and Mrs. George Atwood of
Pittsfeld visited over Sunday here.
Miss Sadie Hoag of Hoosick Falls
spent Sunday with Mrs. G. w. Papers.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. O'Nen spent
Sunday with friends in Hoosick Falls.
Miss Mary Moon has accepted
position as clerk in H. c. Rosters
store
Miss Florence Valley and Miss
Ruth Clifford spent Sunday in Pitts
field
Miss Lena Flood of Syracuse is
visiting Mrs. Anna Murphy OF Beech
street.
Mrs. E. w. Bradford will entertain
the Molly Stark bridge club Tuesday
evening
Frank McDermott has returned to
Pitsfield after several days visit at
his home here.
Miss Minnie Austin of North AID
ans was the guest of Miss Winifred
Adams Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. E. Howard have re-
turned from visit to Mrs. Towards
parents in Weston.
Mrs. Nelson Murphy has returned
from the Samaritan hospital Troy,
where she recently underwent an OPP
GRAFTON.
Delicious homemade candies and
cakes on sale in the Congregational
Chapel Wednesday afternoon and
evening. ,XlMlN
The funeral of Chas. II. Wakefield
will be held from the Soldiers home
at o'clock this afternoon, Rev. G. S.
Mills officiating,
Maurice H. Wall returned to his
studies at the Boston Electrical
school Sunday after spending Thanks
giving in town.
Miss Eleanor Slbley returned to
4 Bradford Academy, Bradford, Mass,
4 today after spending few days at
4 her home here.
E. w. Dewey returned Sunday to
:. the New Bedford Textile School at
New Bedford, Mass, after spending
Thanksgiving in town.
5 Miss Edna Walbridge and Miss
A Lila Krogman have returned to Han
0 cock, Mass after spending Thanks
giving with their parents
Misses Margaret and Anastacia
Keough and Julia Belisle who attend
ed an annual Thanksgiving ball in
j Salem, have returned home.
: Ice-cream made by the Congrega.
tional ladies is deservedly popular
t It will be served at their sale after
o noon and evening Wednesday.
Consult the owl in the Chanticler
. room at the Congregational sale,
Bring her your handwriting and that
OF your friends and hear what she
can read from them.
Caroline Johnson Eaton. aged six
n years, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
III Frank B. Eaton of North Bennington
died on Sunday The remains will
, be taken to Rhinebeck, n. Y, for bur
ial.
+. H. Richards, superintendent fol
= f. b. Jennings has returned from q
trip to the Buffalo stock yards where
he has bought a drove Of steers TO be
fattened at the Fairview farms this
winter.
Philip Chesbro, organist and choil
master Of a Glouchester, Mass.
church, has been visiting Rev. PhiliI
schuyler and the choir Of St. Peters
church with which he was formerly
connected.
There will be meeting of Benning
ton lodge of Elks tomorrow evening
November 30 All members are re
quested to be present as arrangements
will be made for the memorial ser
vice to be held the first Sunday j
December
Arrangements are completed 70
the musicale at the Guide Board cha
pei Tuesday evening at S:15, Novem
Der 90. Fully two hours will be occu
PAtu III AthutilhS tut plbkl dlu MHitl
viii appear in Tuesdays Banner. 80
pays the bin.
"A Gentleman from Mississippi,
w. A. Brady's greatest success tina
ran for over two years In New Yorh
comes to this city shortly with tina
vigorous and sympathetic actor
James Lackaye in the title role Or
era House Thursday December l.
The Y. NJ C. A. membership can
paign opens today This is the bes
season of the year to join as for tn
next five months the building pre-.
ents the most attractive features G
the year. A call at the associatio
Office will help to settle the matter.
Local theatregoers are to see 70
the first time in this city that niue
talked OF comedy "A Gentleman froI
Mississippi" The play will be pr,
sented here with complete scent
equipment and special cast of m,
tropolitan players, including Jane
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