The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-05-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News -. me Town and Village Told Briefly
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News -. me Town and Village Told 6riefIs
SOC Bus. Readers
Mrs. B. Tracy is in Troy today.
Miss Belle Hornidge is visiting in
Troy.
Thomas Gould spent Thursday in
Troy.
Special sale OF Memo corsets at 81
at Rosters.
Miss Theresa winslow is visiting in
Troy today.
Miss Nellie Tracy is a guest of
friends in Troy.
Sumner Holt OF Pittsfeld is visiting
his parents here.
Rosco Gates went to Troy this
morning for a visit.
Joseph Drohart is isiting relatives
in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. John Hogan of Maple street is
in Troy and Schenectady.
Charles H. Ressequie of Imperial
avenue is visiting in Worthwhile.
The Misses Lillian and Daisy Har-
bour are spending the day in Troy
The Misses Katehrine and johanna
Jensen are guests of friends in Troy
Mrs Michael Mcclure and son Geo
Of North Bennington visited here Fri
day.
Miss Maude Kennon is being enter
tanned by friends in Mechanicville
this week
Rollin d. Jenney Of New York is
visiting his parents, DR. and Mrs. b.
c. Jenney.
Miss Dorothy Van Gorder of South
street is visiting her brother, Joseph
Van Gorder in Troy.
Mrs. G. L. Harbour went to Troy
this morning to return with Miss
Florence Hathaway.
Miss Elizabeth Chapman of Ogdens-
burg is the guest for a few days of
Miss Dorothy Norton.
Harry Roebuck of North Adams has
taken a position as chauffeur for
George T. Lane of Bennington Center
Miss Jennie Caslin has resigned her
position with the Cooper Manufacture
ing company and taken one at the
Walloomsac Inn at the Center.
The Bennington High school base
ball team is scheduled to go to Hoo
sick Falls Monday to cross bats with
the high school OF that village.
Edward Bellknap went to Troy this
morning to return with his sister-in-
law, Miss Dora Clement, who has been
in the Samaritan hospital some time
Mrs. j. b. Harmon, Miss Blanch
Buchanan and niece, Miss NJ.
Holmes went to Lake Emerald this
morning where they are to meet a
party Of friends and camp out few
days.
All members OF the Sons OF Veter-
ans are requested TO meet at G. A. r.
Hall Sunday night, May 20 at p. m.
to attend church and also Monday,
May Both at noon to assist in the
Memorial Day exercises.
The music tomorrow at the Second
Congregational church will be as fol-
lows Anthem by the choir. "Oh
Lord Most Merciful'-arranged from
Concones mass In F. Duet, For
ever with the Lord" (Gounod) by
Ms. Howes and Mrs. Baker
Mr.. apd Mrs. John Wylle of Rock
vile Center, l.. l., arrived by automo-
bile Friday from Great harrington
and will remain until Tuesday or
Wednesday. Mr. Wylie. who is a for
mer well known resident, is associat-
ed with the large manufacturing con
Germ OF the J. II. Scriyen Company Of
Brooklyn.
The famous thorough bred horned
Dorset sheep which James c. Colgate
purchased In England some time ago,
arrived here today and were driven
through the streets 10 the farm in the
western part of the village. The
sheep Of which there is said to be
wei over 200. were in excellent
shape.
The first open air concert Of the
season 10y the Bennington City Band
will be given at the Soldiers home
grove Sunday afternoon. Master Err
nest Andrews. cornetist who has of
late shown much musical talent. will
do his first band work az the concert
tomorrow. feature of the concert
viii be a selection by Claiming r.
Fletcher. Before going to the grove
the band will hold a memorial service
for deceased members at the village
cemetery.