The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-02-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

John Ryan of North street is con
med TO the house by illness.
Miss Mabel Patterson OF Union ST..
las returned from a visit in Albany
Ebert McKeon Of Gage street, who
ecently broke his arm, has recover
ID.
Mrs. Cora North Of Main street is
'isiting at her home in Pownal to-
iPy.
Miss Minnie Nehr OF Lincoln street
has recovered from her recent ill., |
ness.
Mrs. John Smith OF Branch street
is confined to the house by
Illness.
DR.. James II. Donnelly of Hoosick
is visiting his brother, George E.
Donnelly.
John Watson will reopen the Gal
usha blacksmith shop on Valentine
street in a few days.
Miss Bessie Harbour left this
for a visit with friends in
Chioopee Falls, Mass
Mrs. Hollie Duncan has returned
from Athol where she has been visit
ing for several weeks.
William Barber of Bennington Cen
ire has accepted a position at the
Roster & Cottrell shirtwaist factory
Seven candidates were initiated at
the last regular meeting of Benning-
ton Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles.
Branch No. of St Peters church
will hold food sale in the Parish
house Saturday afternoon, Feb. .
u
Remember the F. NJ T. A. b. lance
in Academy hall Friday evening All
are invited and a good time is as
sured
William Mangan of Rutland, a FOR
mer resident, visited at the home OF
John McGurn of Academy Place We'd
nesday.
The receipts Of the local postodict
during the last month were $173AO
in excess of the revenue during Janu-
AIRY 1909.
A regular meeting of the trustees
of the graded school district was held
in the graded school "Wednesday
evening
Mrs. George Slade of North Ad-
ans is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Bugbee Of Branch street
extention.
Tonight the advance sale for Al G.
Fields minstrels will start at the
box office at o'clock A rush is an
ticipated.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the postofiice for the week
ending Jan. 81, 1910: Mr. Chas A
RubreQue.
John Cortes of Depot street has
recovered from his recent illness and
resumed his duties at the Cooper ma
chine shop.
There will be a social dance in the
~ +. o. p hall Saturday night. VIM
+. Green manager. Music by Fraz
ier's orchestra.
Mrs. f. J. Cummings and ohildre'
have returned from a visit with hel
father Thomas Kinney of the ives
part of the town
The price of strictly fresh egg.
has taken a slight fall Farmers an,
some stores are now retailing then
for SO cents a dozen.
The snow plough of the Berksar
} street railway was kept busy OF
Main street this morning remoyin
snow from the tracks.
Bert Edwards, advance agent TO
the AL G. Fields MINISTRIES is i
town today distributing advertiser
along the line of march
VIII the ladies who have the tabl
+ linnen and towles belonging to tn
New England Order kindly retur
J them to the hall Saturday night
E c. Lynn Wood has purchased til
= Marathon cottage at Barbers Pine
e of Augustus Poucher Hereafter tn
camp will be known as "Linwood
= Charles Stowe, who has been gi
y ing Shakespearian representations
the Library hall theatre during Il
past few days left this morning f,
( Rutland
An examination of the 'applican
for census enumerators for BENIN
ton county will be held here Satu
day. Hiram e. Fassett will be
' charge of the examination.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y.
in c. A. held regular meeting Wedne
day afternoon in the association hui
ing at o'clock. Plans were ma
for the Laymen's missionary NOV
ment.
Clarence II. Wood of the Burge
n road fell Tuesday night on the ice
lie front of the grist mill office of H. '
Putnam, where he is employed al
+ sustained sprained ankle and
fracture of one of his ribs.
Adjutant General w. II. Gilmore
order of Governor Prouty. has issu
instructions regarding Sergeant Jol
. c. Cody, First infantry, L. S. A., W
IN has been detailed to visit the co
Y panies of the First regiment
will visit company X Monday Pc
a.
c. T. Burt left Ills morning for
\ trip to New Orleans Mr. Burt W
U stationed in the crescent city
some time during the Civil war
10 visited there last winter and was
b pleased with his "Trip that he decid
to so again this year.
st. Peters church Sunday school