The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-22
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News of the Town and Village Told Briefb
for Busy Readers.

ligan & Roche's. 24t2
Harry Hopkinson, who has been III
has recovered.
Mrs William Buss Of Union street
is seriously i'll.
Miss Mary Forgue is in Pittsfeld
for few days.
Luman S Norton was in North Ad-
ans Thursday
DR.. Frank T. Grennan of Science
tady is in town.
J. T Remington was in Cambridge
on business yesterday.
Mrs. w. II. Montgomery of Pownal
visited mere yesterday.
Miss Maude Belden has returned
from visit in New York.
Miss Margaret Dagesse is spending
a few days in Pittsfeld
Miss Sara O'Connor has returned
from a trip to Detroit, Mich.
The infant child of Fred Rice of
Bennington Falls, is quite i'll.
Boys Suits for $500 worth $500 to
$500 at Muligan d Roche's. 24t2
The Misses Ella and Mary Sheeman
were in North Adams Thursday.
Mrs. Arthur Carr of Pownal visit
ed friends in the village Thursday.
Miss Beulah Marsden was a guest
of friends in North Adams Monday.
B. A. Qulnlan is spending a two
weeks vacation in Boston and vicinity
Lucius Buss and family spent
Thursday at their cottage at Barbers
Pines.
Lawrence Galipo attended the fun
eral of a cousin in North Adams yes
terday.
Miss Gertrude Hincklebine Of North
Adams spent Thursday in town with
friends.
Mrs. Wallace Schram of Albany is
visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs. Ida
Schram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Tiffany of De.
troit, Mich, are visiting his father,
+. J. Tiffany.
Miss Mabel Houran of North Adj
ans is the guest Of her cousin Miss
Anna Houran.
The children of Frank Hoag of
Remington Falls, who have been Ill,
are improving.
Miss Fanny Culllon and Miss Katie
Kelley have returned from a vaca-
ton in the Adirondacks.
One third off on all millinery at the
New York Millinery Parlors, Library
building, beginning tomorrow.
Charles Walker of Dalton, Mass, a
former resident, passed portion OF
the day Thursday in the village.
Or. and Mrs. Frank Grennan and
Miss Sara O'Connor have returned
from the B. p o. +. convention at De
troit.
Rev. X. +. Wallace OF New 1Ork
spent Wednesday in town. Father
Wallace is stopping at Greylock Rest
in Adams
Or. and Mrs. James Shea of New
York city were the guests Wednesday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Burke Of
Dewey street.
Miss Agnes MacMaster and nephew
Charles MacMaster of Rutland are
the guests of Mrs. David lockwood Of
Jefferson avenue.
Joseph +. Coyne returned last eve
ming TO Clinton, Mass, where he 4.
employed, after spending few days
! with his family here.
The NJ and VI motorcycle belonging
+ to ]. Guy Livingston which was in
| jured on a recent cycle trip has beef
repaired and Is fit for use again,
Mrs. b. T. Roberts, who has beer
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
William c. Bull, went this morning L
Williamstown to be the guest Of rela
tives.
The members OF the Burgess dis
trict Sunday school are invited L
meet In the school room at O'clocl
Saturday afternoon to play games an'
for social time.
ANY Little Girl, that is a nice Lit
tie Girl. is the right Little Girl 70
me- is one OF the twenty-five SON
hits TO be heard in Belle OF Brilliar
tina" Saturday night.
Manager Wood positively guarar
tees the Belle OF Brilliantina" to b
all that is claimed for IT, Any perso
not satisfied with the produotio
may get his money refunded afte
first act.
Mrs. Harry Hermance and tw
children Of San Francisco Calf, ar
the guests OF Mrs. Edw. Norton G
Pleasant street Mrs. Hermanc
will be remembered as Miss Syb
Edison of this place.
The large storage barn in the rea
OF A. X. Ritche's store fronting O
Union street is being moved to
site nearer the rear of the store
provide n site for the Pratt buildin
at the corner OF South and Unto
streets. The Pratt building is to /
moved to make way for the found,
tons Of the new postoilice.
Patrick j. Dunn was taken seriou
ly IN yesterday at the residence {