The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Bnefb
for Busy Readers
0. E. Reimer was in Troy today.


Edward Todd is in the employ of
Guy b. Johnson.
]. l.. Harbour of Stamford is
spending the day in town.
The work on the South street road
bed is nearing completion.
Reynolds Durham OF North Ben
nington was in the village today.
Rabbits soap and 1776 are going
at bargain prices at Harris. See his
adv.
]. S. Ball OF Valentine street is
slowly improving from recent ILL
ness.
Rev. Isaac Jennings has returned
from several days stay in Massachu-
sets.
f. M. Clark and Magyar Ratell of
Colrain, Mass, are visiting relatives
in town.
Physical Director Arnold of the Y.
NJ. c. A. passed a part of the day at
Pownal Center.
Laundry soaps are advancing. Good
time to buy Rabbits at Harris this
week. See adv
Charles PERCY and daughter, Miss
Lena PERCY are visiting in South
SALISBURY today.
The orchestra for the junior ball
will be assisted by a solo trombonist
and trap drummer.
Daniel Robinson of Bennington
Center will go to New York tomorrow
TO remain over Sunday.
Mrs. Loan Harbour and Miss Mais-
ey Harbour have returned from Troy
where they have been visiting Miss
Helen Gray.
George Lawson, who has been
passing a few days at the home Of
Mrs. NJ. b. Cummings, has returned
20 Rochester.
Social at Canadian club Saturday
evening, October 20 at p. III Good
music; everybody welcome. Admis
sion 25 cents.
Rev. Philip Schuyler wishes to
meet the ladies of the congregation
Of st. Peters church after the service
Sunday morning.
Miss Helen Gray who was operated
upon for appendicitis in the Samari-
Ian hospital, Troy, Tuesday, is doing
as well as could be expected.
Mrs. Sarah Moore celebrated her
seth birthday yesterday. A large
number of friends called on her and
presented her with~many gifts.
The New York Times says in re-
gard to The Blue Mouse, If to laugh
IS 10 grow fat, persons inclined to
corpulency are advised to keep away.
Mrs. George Stoddard. who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Chas.
Cooper, returned to New York this
morning. Mrs. Cooper accompanied
her as far as Troy.
Joseph Farmer of Main street has
added new curtains and pictures,
! thereby very much improving the APP
nearance of his barber shop.
George L. Donnelly returned Thurs
day evening from New York. While
In the city Mr.. Donnelly attended the
international aviation meet at Bel
mont Park.
Don't forget the Halloween dance
at Foresters' hall Saturday night.
Big orchestra, electrical and harvest
decorations, confetti and moonlight
dances. Admission 80 cents.
Edmond LaFranchise has been ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of
the late Philomine Lapoint Homer
III. Webster and VIM. p. Hogan are
commissioners and appraisers.
Word has been received from head
quarters in Boston to institute the
Order of the Golden Cross here on
the evening of November In the
lodge rooms of the n. r. o. p.
The baseball "phans" should not
forget the public meeting this even
ling. II you are interested in the
sport you can show your appreciation
OF the good games OF last season by
your presence. You owe that much
20 the directors.
One OF the greatest New York sue
cesses, w. A. Brady's THE Niger
S booked at the Bennington Opera
House in the near future. 1t is sim
! liar to THE Clansman" and is play
ing to an average business of $500 q
night. II no name of the play was
Given Mr.. Brady's name alone is &
guarantee that ii is first class.
The Rebekah district meeting o
the district No. / will be held viii
! Miriam lodge in Odd Fellows hall a
: o'clock this evening. The meeting
will open with a banquet at $3.50 O
{ clock. The district comprises tbs
I lodges of Manchester Depot, Soutl
I SALISBURY and Miriam lodge. Tn,
. visiting officers are expected to b.
Mrs. Emma Gates of Ludlow, presl
: dent and Miss Louise Boyce. secre
tary OF the Rebekah assembly. Abou
twenty guests from the North Adams
a lodge are expected TO be present.