The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and .iliIse Told BrieiIs
for Busy Readers.

Charles Bridge went to Windsor to-
day on business.
J. r.. Manley of Brattleboro is in
the village today.
Mrs. C. J. Ladd Of Pownal is visit
ing at Cooperstown.
Mrs. A j. Cooper is recovering
from her late illness.
Harry Hopkinson is visiting his
uncle in Brattleboro.
Lynn II. Davis is in North Adams
for q portion of the day.
At seigal Brothers. lO9 North ST.
25c Persian collars at lOc.
Russell Hyde who has been camp
ing at Woodford has returned.
Miss Florence Mattison has return
ed from an outing at Woodford.
$3.50 buys flannel pants worth $3.50
to $500 at Mulligan 4 Roche's. 3lt2
Joseph Watson Of Stafford street
was taken yesterday to a Troy hospi-
tai.
Mrs. Jennie Allen of Glens Falls is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Rus
sell.
Mrs. F. T. Hopkinson went to Re
we're beach today to spend several
days.
$500 buys $500 suits made by
Hart, Schaffner & Marx at Mulligan
& Roche's. 9lt2
Mrs D. II Coffey was taken on
Tuesday TO Rutland hospital for
treatment.
At seigal Bros 1O9 North street,
25c Sailor Collars all coors at 10c
while they last.
Mrs. Reuben Tower of Chana, H.,
is visiting at the home of her brother,
Homer A. Lyons.
The crop of pears this year will be
large, all varities appearing to be
equally abundant
Miss Anna Lynch of North Ben
nington is spending few weeks with
Miss SILK Of Scott street.
Roy Grant and Douglas Montgom-
cry have returned from a camping
trip near East Arlington.
Gents white duck. and KahM hats
at 19c. 99c Belts at 100 and soc at
Mulligan & Roche's. 3lt2
In case Of rain tomorrow the picnic
Of the First Baptist church at Gard
ner's Pines viii be postponed one
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Houghtor
Of Albany, who have been visiting his
father, Fred J.. Houghton, have re
turned.
Mrs William Tiffany went to Bos
ton this morning 10 spend seyera
days. Before returning she will visi
at Hartford, Conn.
The young men from the Troy Y
NJ. c. A. who have been camping neal
POwnal for the past three weeks, re
: turned to Troy Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Fortier Of Pit
tsfeld are visiting Mr. and Mrs Jos
eph Leyins after two weeks vacation
spent in Montreal and Quebec.
Miss Grace Holt, registrar at tn,
probate Office. returned Thursda!
b. from her vacation which she passe,
among the islands Of Lake Cham
plain.
One Of the biggest trout landed dur
ing the present season was caugh
In Furnace brook Thursday by Chas
Clark. The fish weighed one and on,
half pounds.
Mrs. Lauretta Lillian Russell, az
IS died this morning at her home II
: Bennington Falls. The funeral vii
be held at o'clock Sunday afternoon
Burial will be at Bennington Center
An amateur baseball team is beinI
formed here with Harry Hufnagel a
manager The team will be callel
Giants and expects to play its frs
game on the Desert a week from Sun
day when the Eagles OF Shaftsbur
will be the opponents.
Henry Camp OF the Soldiers HON
who has been III for the past tw
weeks is able to be about again.
Prof Richard S. Bahan of Clevelan
Ohio, formerly of Bennington who (
spending his vacation abroad. is I'M
proving the opportunity to see th
Passion Play az Oberammergau. II
expects TO be at Bennington Cente
the first OF September
Tomorrow is the day of the Baptis
picnic at Gardner's pines. Everyon
is invited. Take car leaving IN
church az 9:45 a. M. Scholars unde
II will be taken free others must pa
car fare. Each one must bring hi
own dinner, but all will sit togethe
at o'clock. A unique feature will D
May-pole dance with appropriat
music and song. All boys over 1
who wish 20 enter the scout gam
q will report to the pastor, Mr. Meye
before ten o'clock tomorrow. Their