The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-16
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.


Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hutchins are in
Troy today.
Mrs. Samuel Tacy is visiting in
town today.
Mrs. Burke and son of Utica are
visiting in town.
Mrs. Walter Collins of SALISBURY
was in town Friday. !
Rev. FIR. Sullivan of North Adams
was in town Thursday
Charles Rice of Grant street is
confined TO the house by illness.
Leon Hilliard of South SALISBURY
was in town Friday on business.
John Farley sang at an f. NJ. T. A.
b. social in Blackinton Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William OBrien are
visiting relatives in .Broadbrook,
Conn.
Miss Elizabeth Shea of Allandale
Park is suffering from a sprained
wrist.
The Molly Stark bridge club will
meet with Mrs. j.. F, Abbott Monday
evening.
Mrs. A. H. Madison underwent an
operation Friday in a Troy hospital
for appendicitis.
Mrs Ira Yates has returned from
visit in Arlington.
Douglas Montgomery of Manches-
ter is visiting in town today.
William the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Slattery Of South street
is i'll OF tonsilitis.
Miss Bridget Hackett Of North St,
is visiting her sister Miss Rose
Hackett in Pittsheld
Miss Bolin. trained nurse from
Troy, is here TO care for Mrs Patrick
Carney of Silver street.
Joseph b. Bingham attended the
funeral in North Adams Friday of
Fred Dowing, a relative.
Mrs. Terrill of North Adams has
been called here by the Illness OF her
sister, Mrs. Patrick Carney.
Mrs. c. A. Noyes of Hoosick Falls
is visiting at the home OF George
Noyes, Jr., of Bennington Falls.
Miss Anna Mann and Miss Sarah
Buck, who have been visiting Mrs.
Guy MeKeon, have returned to Ar
lington.
Thomas Magner. state superinten-
dent of the Metropolitan Life In
surance Co., was in town Friday on
business.
, Col. w. r. Haigh Of Brattleboro.
! accompanied by W. J. Cain, made his
annual visit TO Canton Bennington
No. Friday evening.
Miss Gladys Evans, teacher in the
/, Chapel district. Is confined to the
house by Illness. Her school is
|. closed during her absence.
= Every member of the Guideboard
!. Sunday school is asked to be present
e tomorrow as information regarding
the coming rally will be given.
4 + Al the Sunday school session
. tomorrow OF the Second Congregat
Y ional church information will be Civ
I en- regarding international Sunday
q May %.
n Miss Gladys Evans. because of con
'. tinued illness. will be unable to re
d sumo her school in the Chapel dis
< trict on Monday but expects TO re
o open the school on Monday the 25tt
:. Services at st. Peters church Sr
Sunday after Easter. Holy Commur
ion 1880 a. m Sunday school 9:3
a. m. Morning service and sermo
1880 a. m. Choral evening song
y D. m. You are cordially invited I
81 these services. Church is open eac
10 day for prayer and meditation.
!. The funeral OF Louis Gauthier wa
,d held from the church OF the Sacre
Heart at Z o'clock this morning. Re'
G. r. Provost officiating The bea
ers were Albert Gauthier. Philip BE
rose, Joseph Sausville and o. LabI
-. The remains were taken on the NOR
n. ing train 10 Concord. y. H., 70
burial.
Christian Science services April L
1910. corner Park and Scott street
at II a. m. Subject: Doctrine {
Atonement" Golden Text:-"Hol
Father keep through thine ow
name those whom thou hast give
me, that they may be one. as W
are" John i7:li. A cordial inyiti
: tion extended TO all.
I DIR. W. +. Putnam received me-
sage from Bellows Falls last evei
ing stating that Adjutant and Qua
termaster General w. II. Gilmore {
the Vermont National Guard was N
conscious and that the physician
had given up all hope OF his recover
The adjutant general was taken IN Z
Bellows Falls while there 10 inspe,
the local militia company some da,
ago. His family is with him.
The funeral OF James NJ. I.eonar
Which was held from St John Bapti
) church az North Bennington II
day morning was largely q
tended The bearers we're Chr
Frultrlch. Michael Burke. w
liam Mayhem and Michael Corcora
There were many floral tributes. m