The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-16
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village fold Briefly
iOr Busy Readers.

Guy OlsaNer mas taken posltloh
in Albany.
Jerry P. Sweet of Pleasant street is
seriously i'll.
Fred Spear of Main street is in
Troy this afternoon.
S. II. Blaclmer is passing a portion
of the day in Troy
William Healy of River street is in
Troy this afternoon.
Mrs. Patrick Carney of Silver
street is critically i'll.
Miss Nancy Toomey will 80 to Ar
lington today for visit.
The condition of A. b. Swift of Adj
ans street is improving
Willis Brockway of Sunderland Wis
tied in the village Friday
Albert Bishop of Putnam street
who has been i'll, is improving.
Frank Il. Yates of New York is in
town today, the guest of friends.
Mrs. Charles Finkle of Main street
is spending the afternoon in Troy.
John A. Ryan is visiting his son
Edward in an Albany hospital today.
Master Merritt Burgess of West
Main street is visiting in North Ad-
ans.
/ Mrs. e. II. Peelor is assisting at
Miss l.. NJ. Barney's millinery depart
ment.
Miss Caroline Wilcox of Union st.,
has returned from visit In Troy and
Albany.
Wendal Wall of Winsted, Conn,
visited Mrs. A. b. Swift of Adams
street Friday.
Oscar Elwel who is visiting here
from California, has returned from
a visit in Holyoke. Mass.
William Rice has moved from the
Peckham house on Scott street to
the Lee house on Branch street.
Mrs. Leroy Shaw OF Greenwich
who has been the guest Of Mrs Frank
Wood Of Gage street returned today.
Miss Dorothy Menwely of Water
vliet has been the guest of the Misses
Van Santyoord at the Shadowbrook
farm.
Mrs. e. p Haskins of Pawlet who
has been III at the home OF Mrs.
Frank Wood on Gage street, ia
slightly improved.
Miss Harriet Cummings Of Albany
is visiting at her home here. She
has as her guest Mss julia Broder-
lex Of Washington, d. c.
The date for the appearance OF
Fluffy RufIles" at the Bennington
opera house has been changed from
Friday, April %, to Saturday, April
30.
All members of Frank Ray Camp.
Sons of Veterans are requested TO at
tend the meeting Monday evening as
II viii be OF interest to every mem
ber
c. p. Endress returned this morn
ing from a fishing trip to Windham
county with AZ pounds OF trout, the
I largest weighing one pound, one
4 ounce.
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Phelps Of
4 Hartford. Conn. were guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. II. l.. Stillson Friday. They
went from here to Dorset 10 visi
Mrs Phelps parents.
i When out shopping today be sur,
to call at our sale Everything II
our store Is new and upto-date an,
prices are very low. Joe Levin
, corner North and River streets.
The adjourned meeting Of the Ben
IS nington Battle Monument and Hstorl
I. cal society which was to have bee
IS held at the Office OF Batchelder
Bates this morning. was again ad
r. iouned to Saturday. April 30.
= Mrs. Calvin Endress has returne
= from Hartford. Conn. where she wen
y few weeks ago on account OF IN
y illness OF her slster-in-law. Mrs l.. II
McNamar, who with her son LelAn
!, accompanied Mrs. Endress home.
At Library theatre tonight two me-
Biograph pictures, The Smoker. III
Last Dollar. the very latest and bes
Biograph productions. The Girl an
a the Fugitive and other good plcture
All new songs-by Miss Eliza NJ
Gun and Master Charles Ray oh
} boy wonderl J. y. Harte. Lessee
|. and Manager.
y The Second Congregational churcl
Rev. G. S. Mills pastor. gives to III
public a cordial invitation to all Il
services and meetings. Mornin
worship tomorrow at 1890. Then
OF sermon. "The Faithful Servant
Evening worship at o'clock. NJ
Mills will give the third address
the series on The Army OF God
Tomorrows topic. The Methodist A
tack" Sunday school az noon. n
mems class will discuss The Cl
and Monopolies." Junior Endeavl
at 3. Senior meeting at 6. Mrs. We
ster, leader, subject Or. Grcnfell"
The services at the Baptist chur,
tomorrow are: Morning worship. II
30; Sunday school. To- Junior Ende
vor. 3; Christian Endoayor. 6: eve
ing worship o'clock. The suhic
OF the morning sermon will be MIA
kind brotherhood" The scrm,
seeks to show the progressive rcco
milton Of brotherhood and the grow