The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-05-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

Joseph Madison OF Gage street Is |
seriously ILL.,
Merritt Wood of School street is in
Cambridge, n. Y.
Thomas A. Davenport is fishing to-
day in Salem, n. Y.
William Godette of Sunderland is
visiting in town today.
The Nichols building on Main
street is being painted
George w Chase of North Adams
was in the village Monday.
Mrs. Collins NJ. Graves and son Ce-
bra were in Albany Monday
Miss Carrie Sigworth has returned
from visit in Schenectady.
DR.. w. d. Putnam went to New
York Monday for a short stay.
Mrs. Mary Youngs and daughter of
SALISBURY spent Monday in town.
b. A. Quinlan's large new fountain
arrived today and will be soon set
up.
Lewis Seigel returned Monday eve
ming from business trip to New
York.
Edward ]. Hall caught a good
string of trout Monday in White
Creek.
Mrs. Mary Hollis and son of Troy
are visiting her sister, Mrs. II. G.
Roster.
Mrs. John Lyons and Miss Helen
Lyons have returned from visit in
Schenectady.
Miss Doughty of Williamstown is
the guest of Miss Ruth Eddy at Ben
nington Center.
Mrs. w. H. Walker OF Newtonville
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. McEowen
of Main street.
Miss Grace Sampson of Arlington.
a former resident, is the guest today
of Miss Mildred Sweet.
Michael Fitzgerald of North Ben
nington is moving into the Morrlssey
house on Putnam street.
A telephone has been installed in
the house on Maple street of George
Kendall. Number 226-1l.
George Weeks is visiting Mrs.
Weeks today at Troy hospital. Her
condition is very favorable.
The sales room of the Holden Leon
ard Co, will be open Tuesdays only,
57tf
Mrs Theodore Van Kleeck is ex-
pected to return home from the Sam
aritan hospital, Troy in about a
week.
Miss Florence Hathaway who re-
Gently underwent an operation at the
Samaritan hosital in Troy is reported
to be improving
Word receievd Monday from DR..
F. J. Hurley, who is in the Samaritan
hospital, Troy, stated that his condi-
ton is improved.
Misses Ida and Sadie Kronnick OF
North Adams were recently the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Morris Levin
Of River street
Mrs. A. II. Madison who has been
at a Troy hospital for some time is
recovering and is expected 10 return
home In a few days
Mrs. Z. J. Cummings Of North st.
is entertaining her father Thomas
Kinney Of the western part OF Ben
nington for a few days.
The company. which will play ST
Elmo" al the oprea house this even
ing, arrived here on the 1925 this al
ternoon from Kingston, y. Y.
Miss Marion Williams yesterday OF
served her birthday anniversary b
| giving q party to a number OF littl
friends at her home on Washington
street
| John Powers who Is at present er
| gagged as a travelling salesman /
central New York territory, is ylsi
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs c.
Powers.
The condition OF Henry Marsh. VIII
Is IN at the home OF his daughter {
d Willlamstown. is improving and Il
d thought that an operation will not b
necessary.
e Mrs. c. H. Wakefield left this NOR
:, ing for Pittsford where she is to Wis
her daughter, Mrs. Mason at the san
tarium. She was accompanied D
: Mrs. Joseph Ryan, an aunt Of Mr.
Mason.
AZ the meeting Of the Y. NJ. c.
} Forum Monday evening the ailirm
tive side won IN the debate on RI
, solved, That the United State
} Should Have More Battleships" Tw
| candidates were received into men
, bership.
A very pleasant surprise party va
} that given Monday evening In hone
|. OF Mrs Amelia j. Buss at her hon
on Park street Out OF town guest
} we're present aud n general good tim
! was enjoyed. Refreshments wer
served
d. b. Keller, who has driven hi
} little Fllj runabout for the pas
|. three ieasCns decided this year tina
b. wanted CIR that would enahl
him TO take his family with him an
/. has bought an h. NJ +. Ave scatter q
W. u. Newton.
Joseph Stevens. who was convlcte