The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of me Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

W. o~A4S At~uNC@-
b. J. Brooks is spending the day in
Pownal
Mrs. H. l. Norton is in Troy for the
afternoon.
Miss Mary Cone is spending the af-
ternoon in Troy.
H. w. Redheld of North Adams is
in the village today.
Pay your taxes before tomorrow
night and save money.
Thomas A. Davenport is recover
ing from recent illness.
William o. Sweet went to Spring,
field, Mass. this morning.
Mrs. Mortimer Townsend passed
part OF yesterday in Troy.
The serious condition of Jerry
Sweet remains unchanged
Louis seigal has returned from a
business trip to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Webb Of Ar
lington visited here yesterday
Truman Martin of East Arlington
spent Yesterday in the village.
Frank Bennett of White Creek
passed a part of yesterday here
William Thatcher of East Airing
ton was in the village on Tuesday.
John Hackett Is working for Chas
Lindoff in his sweater making shop.
Seigal Bros. North street, a new
shipment OF the latest in mems fall
caps.
Mrs. Earl A. Howard went to Fort
Henry N. Y, today to visit her par
ents..
William Seymour a former resi-
dent has come here from Montreal to
reside.
Miss Margaret Lockland of Spring
field, a former resident, is spending
vacation with friends here.
Mrs. E. b. Pierce and children of
Michigan are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. r. Wilcox.
The Old Academy library will only
be opered from this time on Thurs
days from 2:30 till 4 o'clock.
Mrs. William Parker of Troy who
has been spending some time here
with relatives has returned home.
4
Frank Mineon of Washington, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Leon
l.. Montvllle, returned home today
c. NJ. Wickham, general foreman
OF the Rutland railroad at Rutland,
spent Tuesday with his family in
town
Mr.. and Mrs. James McSherry
have returned from Lawrence, Mass.
where they were called by the death
lof relative.
Clifford Fry has resigned HIS posi-
ton in Troy and will begin work
next week in the II. Il. Bradford G.
company's factory.
The Young Peoples society of the
Methodist church wRl hold their
business meeting after prayer meet.
ng Thursday evening.
7 Auto guests at the Putnam house
yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. j. w
Corey. Arnold Thayer and w. A
Moore Of Philadelphia.
The Passion Play viii be given IN
Illustrated form at the Methodist
church next Sunday night The pub
lie Is invited to the service.
Benjamin Semilitzsky will move IL
few days from his present quarter
ON Mill street to the store on Nortr
street now occupied by II. Harry lie
win.
The company presenting "The Fir
ing Line" which will appear here Oh
Thursday evening will close tw
nights engagement In Troy thi
evening.
The recital OF Rip Van Wrinkle a
the Methodist church Friday ever
ing was a most artistic production
There is much demand for having NJ
j. Herman return here.
Circle No. 3 OF the Methods
church will hold n clam chowde
from 6 to s O'Clock this evening q
The residence OF f. A. Greenslet. Al
Gage street. Price 25 cents.
e Mr. Austin of New York and Me-
irs w. II. Bradford, T. L. Bates an
w. II. Berry were guests today OF {
.. Peimer OF Bennington Center O
Il IN automobile trip to the Brattlebor
n fair.
Advance Agents John Clarence an
W. Miller OF Madam X" and WI
3 lam Rody OF THE Merry Widow
y companies which are soon TO be see
n Bennington were In the village We
ierday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Nash. Mr. an
- Mrs. George Elwell. Mr. and Mrs
!, T. Meagher and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwal
\. !. Stone were among the poop
from Bennington who visited n
Brattleboro fair today
The Sunday school rally day at Il
N Methodist church comes next Su
u day during the Sunday school hou
IN VIII all who are. who have been
who prefer TO be connected with N
school try to be In their place ne
Sunday
A special meeting will be held
the Methodist church beginning G
|. lober i6. Rev. David Hughes.
\. Welch evangelist who Is n good sin
% or. Is to assist In these meetings. !
m people OF the other churches will