The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and .illSSe Told Briefh
for Busy ReaierS-


afternoon in Troy.
s. 90 Flannel Pants for $3.50 at
Mulligan & Roche's 2lt2
Elmer Norton Of Maple street is
visiting at Schenectady.
Mems and Boys Belts 100 and S9c
each at Mulligan & Roches. 2it2
Mrs. E. H. Peelor and Miss Mildred
Peelor are visiting in Pittsfeld
J. B. Manley Of Brattleboro was in
town Wednesday on business
Miss Florence Durham of Science
tady is a guest of Miss Gracia Tiff
fany.
Mrs. T. c. Fauley and Miss Neon
nell Of North Adams spent Thursday
in town.
$25.OO Suits made by Hart Schaff-
ner & Marx for $500 at Mulligan &
Roche's. 2lt2
Mrs. f. E. Eckerson and Mrs. G.
e. Denny Of Pittsfeld are spending
the day mere
Miss Agnes Fitzgerald Of Hoosick
Falls is the guest of her cousin Miss
Katherine Stewart.
Miss Fannie Smith went this morn
ing to Pittsfeld to spend several
weeks with relatives.
The Misses Hilda and Helen Rock
wood are passing a few days with rel
atiyes at Hoosick Falls.
Miss Catherine Lane Of Hoosick
Falls was the guest Wednesday Of
her brother, DR.. j. D. Lane.
Rev. Bernard Kelly of Manchester
and sister. Miss Catherine Kelly Of
North Adams spent Wednesday in
town.
Mrs Henry ST. Mary who was Ia
ken to the Samaritan hospital at Troy
one day this week underwent an op-
GRAFTON there this morning.
Mrs. Albert Hubert, Miss Margaret
Hubert OF North Adams and Miss
Anna Fitzgerald of Lawrence, Mass.
are guests Of Mrs. Michael Fitzger-
aid.
w. Gokay's Cadillac car which
was injured in recent automobile
collision south OF North SALISBURY,
has been repaired at the Beach shop
and is again in use.
An auto party at the Putnam House
today consisted OF Mr. and Mrs. c..
A. Allen and Miss Margaret Congdon
Of Stafford Springs Conn. and Mr.
and Mrs. F. b. Bennett Of Boston.
Mrs. William II. Frear of Troy ar
rived this morning from Sand Springs
where she has been making a short
stay, and Is the guest OF George A.
Robinson and sister at the Center.
The Independent amateur baseball
team OF this village will play game
with the Coleville team on the desert
at . o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Bat
terry for the local team Mallon and
Coyne
Miss Gracia Tiffany enioyably en-
tertalned about twenty Of her young
lady friends This afternoon az her
home ON Gage street in honor of her
guest, Mrs Floyd f. Tiffany Of De
troit, Mich.
Harold b. Childs of Manchester
Depot is stopping for a week with his
grandparents Mr. and Mrs S. II. Cor
bett on his way home from Deerfeld
Mass. where he has been taking part
In the historical Pageant as an In
dian bay.
Republican caucus tonight at S o.
clock az Woodlands hall. Read the
editorial on page 1 Of this paper Oh
the importance OF this caucus anC
then be present and take a part IN
one of the most important steps ii
the formation OF the next leglsla
ture.
The New Whitney. coolest place IN
town: todays program-Summertim'
rural comedy drama by the famous
Imp company. The Right TO Labor
thrilling strike picture. the most In
teresting and realistic picture eve
shown at this theatre, The Prodiga
Son. drama Special attraction Ia
night, violin solo by George +. Don
nelly.
Company X. V. n. c., has planned
to 20 out tomorrow afternoon to re
main over night and return Sunda,
afternoon, for practice drills pitch
ing tents and other routine militar
work. Captain Newton thinks IN
| company will encamp on the old Wa
ers place. some distance northeast q
the Shields property. The food 70
the company will be the regular arm
rations. The company will leave o
July 81 for a four days rife practlc
ut the state range In Mortified.
a party composed Of Mrs. Thoma
Cuuion. Mrs. Katherine Kelly an
Miss Carrie Kelly OF this village. Wn
Woods and Miss Mary Woods Of Tro
will leave Troy tomorrow for Me-
York from which place they will sa
on the steSmer Columbia for Corl
Ireland. to be the guests OF Miss Fal
ME Kelly who formerly resided
this village and who is now In col
vent there. The party expects TO b
! absent five OF SIX weeks Mrs. Gu
lion and Mrs. Kelly left here ON IN
noon train today for Troy where the
will remain over night