The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and iIIESe Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

Louis Levin has returned from a
visit in New York.
Miss Mary ODonnell is with rela-
tives in Hoosick Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vine passed
yesterday in Manchester.
William Peltier of Pittsfield spent |
Sunday at his home here.
Miss Julia Powers spent Sunday at !
her home in North Adams.
Edward Q. Laselle spent Sunday
and Monday with his family.
Beach Randall of SALISBURY is
spending few days in the village.
Frank Durham left yesterday for
Mortified to enter Norwich Univer-
sity.
The returns of the election will be
given during the show at Library
theatre all the evening.
Mrs. William Peltier left Sunday
for Montreal, where she will visit rel
atiyes.
Miss Mary 4. I1illlon of Hoosick
Falls visited the Misses Hackett on
Monday.
DR.. Frank Grsnnan of Schenectady
spent Sunday and Labor Day in Ben
nington.
Mrs. Conrad Schwartz and Miss
1 Mary Parker spent part of the day
in Troy.
Miss Ella Cummings returned this
morning from a two weeks visit in
Rutland.
Arthur Munson OF New Haven Ct,
who has been visiting relatives here,
has returned home
The returns of the election will be
given during the show at Library
theatre all the evening.
Mrs. Arthur w. lockwood and
Miss Janet Shurtleff are spending tho
day in Troy.
Miss Florence Divine of Broadbrook
Ct, is a guest of her aunt, Mrs. VIII
liam OBrien.
DR.. and Mrs. Dewitt L. Lewis and
Miss Mary Lewis passed Monday In
North Adams
Miss Mary Peabody who has been
visiting Miss Eva Williams returned
to Troy today
Miss Florence Hall has returned to
her home in Boston after passing sew
eral weeks here.
Mrs. Joseph Garreau entered the
Samaritan hospital in Troy on Mon
day for an operation
The returns of the election will be
I, given during the show at Library
theatre all the evening.
Mrs. d. b. Keller and Miss Eliza
beth Keller have returned from few
days stay in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Lamarre have
J returned from carriage drive
through the mountains.
Misses Josephine and Bridge Gren-
nan left Sunday evening for Montreal
} o visit friends in that city.
: Miss Mary Hartley OF Bridgeport.
Ct. who has been the guest OF Miss
8 Edythe Buss, returned today.
{ The returns OF the election will be-
, given during the show at Library
1 theatre all the evening.
Miss Christina Ward of North Ad-
I ans, who has been visiting her aunt.
! Mrs. Helen Thomas, returned home
this morning
a Leslie White OF North Bennington
{ went Sunday to Mortified where be
7 viii enter the Freshman class of Nor.
v wlch University.
II +. n. Wall who has been spending O
81 few days with his father, c. b. Wall
= OF Grandvlew street returned to his
4 home in Jamestown, y. Y. this morn
y ng
ID Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson returned
r yesterday TO their home In Brooklyn
Il after week end visit with Mrs
: Hanson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L
Stillson.
: The death Of Morris +. Fulinei
nj aged 70. occurred this morning at tn
!. home OF his daughter. Mrs. John Jer
% son OF Bennington Center. The fun
ct oral will be held from the hous
Z; Thursday at o'clock.
The local grange picnic. which wa
~ TO have been held yesterday In IN
NJ Soldiers home grove was held In IN
grange rooms instead. There was
M large attendance. Dancing was
y. feature Of the gathering
ID. The National Council OF Congreg.
" tional churches holds is tri.enni,
~ meeting In Boston. Oct 1921. Re-
icr O.. $. Mills expects to attend IN
',f meeting MS delegate from the Bol
IN. nington Co., Association Of churche
10, Joe Levin left for New York N
~ noon to remain several days for N
.oel purpose of purchasing stock Of IN
~, and winter clothing. Mr. Levin ha
nS planned to leave this morning but r
30. manned IN town In order to cast n
vote at the hi onnial election.
~. Whitney J.. Shcpardson Of Ham
Y ton. a. Y. Is the CUES, OF Mr.. an
Mrs. J. G. Colgate of Remington Cc
ter Mr. Shonandson Is the son
- Principal Shepardson Of COlga
'sg,,n Academy tx n graduate Of Colga
ne University. 1910. aud recently We
att The Rhodes Scholarship In ONl1l
- University from New York state. q
"i, loayor shortly for England
w John Kennedy. business manag,
md for beverly" while In town stat,
~ that before leaving New York he ga
Eddie Foy at the Casino theatl
ain where he has been playing since Apr
". Tie also stated that Mr.. Foy ne,
'lg never to leave broadway as he Va
tt packing the house every pcrformanS
d, and looked as II he would keep ON a