The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the TOwe and Village Told Briefly
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for Busy Readers
Wayne Adams of South street is in
Troy today.
Mrs. Herbert stelnburg of Main
street Is III.
Joseph Cunning is spending the
day in Troy.
G.. Bacon of Sunderland visited
here Tuesday.
Loring Green has begun work for
William Morgan.
James C. Hornidge of Park street |
is on the sick list.
The lockwood property on Main
street is being painted.
A new floor is being put on the
American house piazza.
$500 and $500 Shoes at $3.50 and
$500 at Mulligan & Roche's.
John Fitzpatrick OF Troy was in
town couple of days this week.
Jesse Bentley of Sunderland was
a guest of friends here Tuesday.
Edward Chandler of Bennington
Center is in Troy today on business.
A regular meeting OF the Benning.
ton Grange will be held this evening,
Mrs. j. ]. Stakeholder and son, Nc
Lean, have returned from New York.
Mrs A. s. NJ Chisholm OF Main
street went to Troy this afternoon.
George T. Lane OF Bennington Cen
ter is registered at the Putnam house
today
Miss Elizabeth Mccarthy OF Bur
lirgton is spending a week with Mrs.
b. Casey.
Miss Mary Wolcott OF Orwell VT is
visiting Mrs. Herbert Moon of SAT-
ford street.
Agnes, the young daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. James Lee OF North street
Is quite i'll.
A bay window is being put on the
west side of the Norton house on
Main street.
John Houran Jr. has resigned his
position with the Bennington SAM
tary Laundry.
The semaphore system OF the
Berkshire street railway on Main st.,
is being repaired today.
8 Patrick Mulqueen has commenced
y his seasons work for James A. Ed
|. dy at Bennington Center.
Luther Fisk and Mrs. LOUIS Pierce
b visited her mother, Mrs. Gorge Prem
:, tice in Pittsfield Tuesday.
l. Misses Nellie and Winifred Grout
OF East Arlington are guests OF Miss
y Inez Curdy of Branch street.
Mrs. Henry X. Dutton OF st. Adams
i VT. who has been visiting friends In
Bennington. has returned home.
= r.. II. Bradley OF Manchester was
e in the village on business today OF
Il his way to Boston where he has 20
sition.
q The Methodist prayer meeting viii
g be held at the home of Clarence
9 Morse Sr, on North Branch stree
this evening.
d. Mrs. William Donahue returned I,
y Rutland this. morning after spending
'i week with Mrs. Charles Hall o
Stafford street.
Is Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Healy hay,
IT moved from the ElmdaIe Farm a
IL West Bennington to their residence
on Gage street
n Home made sausage and nativ
" pork this week at Fisk's market, col
n, ner Main and Union streets. c. I
10 Sweet. Manager 35t
VI Attend the early spring sale G
e' clothing. suits. top coats, rain coat,
ID for men, boys, and children at Mu
e: ligan & Roche's.
List Of letters remaining uncalle
W for, week ending April 4, Charlie
s. Brooks, Joseph Berg Esq, Mr.. Al
Is thony Cutler Box so.
Mrs. Henry Tent OF South stree
has moved to the Simmons bloc
10 North Bennington. When settled oh
&c expects TO take boarders.
he Rev. Philip Schuyler went to Blu
lington Tuesday to attend the NEE
ing OF the missionary committee (
Us the diocese OF which he is chairman
,e- A large number from Benningtc
ce and surrounding towns are planniT
-. % f~k
Rice which Is to be held at Burlin
en ton, April IA.
Ell Work has been begun in gradir
at the grounds of the o. +. Reimer pla,
at Bennington Center. Repairs ar
improvements on the interior OF Il
~ house are practically completed.
OF Samuel J. Farrar OF Gage sire
IN. was SO years old yesterday and
honor OF the occasion he was mac
the recipient OF a postal card show
81 and received calls from number
ni, relatives and neighbors.
ID The colored people of BenningtC
,as have called Rev. A. " Dickson
Troy to lead them in their religion
work Rev. Mr.. Dickinson W
al preach his first sermon Sunday eve
pm ing at $50 o'clock in the little CT
pa ored mission.
we The special meeting OF the BE
nington Battle Monument associate
which was to have been held tn
ing morning to hear the report OF a col
cal mttee appointed to ascertain the
ing gality of erecting statue 70 G.
ny Seth Warner on the monume
-er' grounds was adjourned until April
ons on account of insufficient matter
work ppon. The committee consi'