The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-07
BEKNINGT0N BRIEFS
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Tor Busy Readers.

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Tor Busy Readers
Mrs. Ike Mathers is moving TO-DAY
10 Troy.
Mrs. Ike Levin and family are in
Albany.
Ones Plant is passing a few days in
Amsterdam.
Miss Eleanor Burt is at her home
in Arlington.
A. c. Loomis and daughter are in
Pownal today
Daniel T. Bates of Pownal is in
the village today.
Miss Bessie Reynolds of Pownal
is in the village today.
Leslie Potter is building a new
house on Pownal road.
Mr. and Mrs. R. f. Howard visited
yesterday in SALISBURY.
J. r. Leahy is building new
house on Stafford street
Phillip Belmore of Readsboro IL
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Tarrant Sib'ey is passing
portion Of the day in Troy.
P, King and VIM. Lonzon have
gone to Troy for few days.
There will be a social dance tomor-
row night in N. E. o. P hail.
There will be a social dance tomor-
row night in N. E. o. P. hall.
Frank Lovejoy of Weston is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. C. A. Rice.
Seigal Bros, now have in stock a
consignment Of ladies' shirt waists.
Mrs. Charles Cottrell of Middle
bury is visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
w. Varney.
A large shipment of ladies fur hats
and caps has just been received at
Siegal Bros, 100 North street.
Mrs. David Hastings Of Whiting
ham is passing some time with her
| hOtHSii Nib ~ H. WOouWdIu.
Misses Alice and Helen FALL of
West Acton, Mass, are guests OF the
Misses Florence and Mary Walbridge.
Mrs j. L. Harbour and child, who
have been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Maurer, have returned to
Stamford.
THE Merry Widow" company
which is to appear at the opera house
this evening, arrived here shortly af-
ter II o'clock this morning.
VIII the lady who picked up the
pocket book on Willoughby's barrett
counter Thursday evening please
leave the same with Mrs. Willough-
by.
Home grown chickens, pork, lamb,
veal, home made sausage, frankforts,
bologna bacon and ham and heavy
Chicago beef at Cores Depot street
market
Lawrence I. Gokay of this village
and William Cushman Of North Ben.
nington have been drawn as jurors
for the October term of the United
States Circuit court at Rutland.
A very enjoyable party was given
lest evening at the home OF Miss Har-
riett Austin Of Branch street in hon.
or Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Cum
mings. Dainty refreshments were
served and the bridal couple received
many beautiful as well as useful
gifts.
Mrs. William Milliman OF Troy has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Grin
w. Davis of County street. Mrs
Milliman, who was formerly Miss Ad
die Fay OF Bennington was the
widow OF John Chaplin, popular and
long time conductor on the Bostor
and Maine railroad.
Mrs. B. G.. Slade was given a yer!
) pleasant surprise last evening by
large party OF ladies'. relatives an,
friends. At seven o'clock the guests
sat down to a bountiful supper whicl
was in charge Of Mrs. Edward A
Booth. The evening was delightful,
spent in games and conversation.
The North Adams Baseball assoc
alton is planning for q fair. the pre-
. ceeds of which will be devoted Il
| meeting the deficit which the clu
, met this season. AS n feature attraC
3 tion some members of this year
} team should be asked to explain tn
7 real facts as TO the last North AZ
3 ams-Bennington series-Pittshel
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