The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

Tor Busy aedoerS-
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Bradford are in
Troy today.
Charles Cook of Cambridge was
visitor in town today
B. A. Quinlan is in Troy and AL
bany today on business.
Eugene C. Packard of Cambridge is
spending the day in town.
Deputy Sheriff George E. Corey of
SALISBURY is in town today.
The interior of the J. H. Whitney
cigar store is being reprinted.
The young woman's Y. NJ. c. A.
gym class will meet this evening.
Miss H. Thompson of Troy is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Jensen.
Harry Lackay of the Whitney
theatre was in Rutland over Sunday.
Sidney Jones. who is employed in
Pittsheld was at his home here Sun
day
J. B. Harte is out again after being
confined 10 the house a few days by
illness.
/ Arthur f. McGrath and Thomas
Toohey of Hoosick Falls were in
town Sunday.
/ An entertainment and social was
held Saturday evening in the Guide
board chapel.
Eugene Stevens has returned from
New York where he has been for the
past three months
Mrs. Anna Null moved today from
River street to the tenement over the
Evans News room.
Joseph Hackett returned to Winoo-
ski this afternoon to resume his stud
les at St Michaers college.
All members of the Philathea I'M
ION are requested to come to the
meeting this evening at 7;45 sharp.
| H. j. Cole is in New York this
week in attendance upon the gar
nent manufacturers show in Madi-
ion Square garden.
| There were two arrests for intoxi-
cation over Sunday which were TO
have come before the municipal
court this afternoon.
Mrs. Henry G. Root went to new
York this morning. Later she will
20 to Washington to spend the re
mainder of the winter
In Rutland Sunday was recorded as
he coolest day of the season to date
thermometers registered from Is to
s degrees below zero.
r. ]. NELL has accepted a position
IS agent for the Egyptian Mfg. Co.
+ Louisville, KY, and will open a
ranch Office in Bennington.
Miss Adeline NJ. Stallings, who di
ected the Bennington County Fair
vas in town Sunday from Arlington
where she is at present at work.
C. A. Wood, Grant L. Harbour and
arty were at Hunters Rest Sun
ay. Mr.. Wood Is suffering from q
Drained ankle as a result of a fal
lille snowshoeing.
The report of the finances of st
francis de Sales church read by Rev
y J. Barron Sunday showed the tota
Indebtedness OF the parish at pres
mt to be about $4,000.
Miss Mary Wells entertained I
lumber of friends at a card part.
: 'riday evening Prizes were won b!
, FRS. Harry Roster and Newton NJ
;ottrell. Choice refreshments were
erved
The second game in the series be
ween the Physical Wrecks and tn,
ungleites resulted in a victory TO
ne former on the Y NJ c. A. alley
jaturday night. Only two string
were rolled with the following re
'ults Physical Wrecks, 575, 62C
! otal 1885; Jungleites, 4S$, 4Oe, tota
50.
After the sun had taken the ger,
Mt of the weather Sunday proved 4
be one of the most pleasant days o
he season. The sleighing which i
\ exceptionally good at presently wa
) enjoyed yesterday by many. Severa
Z went to their cabins in the wood
& and many fox and rabbit hunter
4 we're out.
q Forecaster Foster of Washington
n his latest bulletin says For jar
s larry 18th to 22d will bring weathe
o be avoided as much as possible
During that week all kinds of weati
r may be expected from thaw I
q reeze from calm to dangerou
forms, from clear and beautiful I
old rains and billiards. Make you
arrangements for indoor work durin
lat week or be where you can go I
4 2elter on short notice.