The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-10

Mr. and Mrs. Phalen of Cambridge
are passing a few days at the home
Of Francis Cone.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Allen have re-
turned from a visit in the northern
part of the state.
James l.. Hall. a veteran of the Yer
mont Soldiers home is In Williams
town for few days.
Miss Fannie Kellihan Of Troy was
the guest over Sunday of the Misses
McCue of Park street
Hiram Hail. a veteran of the Sol
dlers home went to Manchester this
morning for a few days.
Thomas McCue of Averill Park
was week end guest Of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs John McCue.
Miss Katherine Morrissey has re-
turned from Troy and Albany where
she has been spending a week.
Miss Elizabeth Skehan who has
been visiting for the past four weeks
III flil AlOluf 1Ohllst hdo AtAuih ths
Charles Stills. ticket agent fro the
Boston G. Maine railroad here has ac-
cepted a position in Salem, Mass.
Frank Harwood has resigned his
position at Burt's harness shop and
accepted a position in North Adams.
Just arrived. a shipment of ladies'
and gentlemen's underwear and hos
iery at Seigal Bros 1909 North street.
Don't fail to hear the worlds great
est ventriloquist marvel at Library
theatre the first three days this week.
Miss Hl'dred Hart who is teaching
at Northampton, Mass, spent Sunday
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. +. F..
Hart.
Harvey Davenport has resigned
his position in Gokay's drug store
and accepted similar one with ]. NJ.
Ayres.
party OF six young ladies OF the
village enjoyed a part of the day yes
, terday by walking to BARRIERS Pines
. and return.
Misses Jennie and Eva Robinson Of
/. North Adams attended the funera
Yesterday OF Grover Thurber I'm Norit
Remington.
An anniversary requiem mass w.
; celebrated at the Convent chapel thl'
{ morning for the repose OF the soul o.
Il the late Charles Mcclure.
All Interested are reminded Of tn,
first lecture tonight by Miss Cone up
r. on Methods OF Teaching" Place
!: Congregational chapel. Hour. 1880.
Four plain DRINKS were arraigneC
I. in municipal court Saturday after
u noon All We're convicted of a flrs
J. offence OF intoxicatlon and fined thu
usual amount but as they were unabl,
/. to pay were taken to Jail for the al
y tentative sentence Of ten days.
J., Il. l. Stoliker OF the Blue Bool
Is garage has added Ford taxicab 4
his outfit. The new car Is deslgne,
for cab service and should meet IN,
!, requirements OF local people. Tn,
h cab will meet all trains and will b,
;, subject TO telephone calls for regula
service.
There has been q large advanc
sale OF tickets In Remington, Mort
Adams Willlamstown and Hooslcl
Falls which assures n large atten
! dance at the dance Tuesday evening
Oct II. at Academy hall. The ban
viii give concert at Putnam hous
square and march to Academy hall.
n The Modern woodmen OF Amerlc
u held their yearly social In Woo
{. mems hall Saturday evening. r,
freshments were served. and must
d was furnished by Master Eugene She
n on the violin accompanied by Mis-
/" Bessie Shea on the piano. Maste
Raw Mccormick. cornetlst and Mis-
Mildred Haynes, cornetist. All r,
\ ported a good time.
Rev and Mrs. a s. Mills left thi
morning for Boston TO attend IN
meetings OF the National Congregs
T tlonal Council and the MIssionar
societies. They expect to be abser
for week or possibly ten days. A,
dress. Congregational Council, Tr,
~ mont Temple" Rev. Henry VIII
Smith OF Lee. Mass, will supply m
Ia Second Congregational church pulp
: next Sunday, both morning and ev,
ming.
N T.. s. Higgins returned Friday evl
BY ming from Mlddlebury where he ha
~. been visiting his brother. John Hi
Al gins. proprietor OF the Addison hous
~ The brothers took their usual trir
by into the covers OF Addison county an
Is had few days OF good shooting. NJ
III Higgins met "patsey' keefe OF WI
n Jamestown who Is coaching the Nh
nd dlebury college football team. Tn
M former captain OF the North Adam
Ne baseball team said that he was NAL
M Ing good progress with his gridlru
warriors but was having n rattle