The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-05-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

VIEWS VI uie INV" uiiu 'H'oSe tosu DttctV
for Busy Readers.
II. G. Bellmarre is in Pownal to
day.
Miss Flora Murphy has returned
from a visit in Meehanicville.
The Foresters of America will hold
social dance in Foresters' hall this
evening.
Mrs. c. E. Dodley of st. Louis is
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. II.
B. Dickinson.
Jerry Sweet has moved from the
Walker house on Pleasant stree, to
Union street.
Mrs. F. A. Dean went to Arlington
today whence she is to go to her |
home in Wallingford Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Allard, who
have been residing at Bowling Green,
Ohio, have returned to Bennington.
Mrs. Frank Frazier of Cambridge
was the guest Thursday of Mrs NJ.
I. Culliton and other friends here.
Miss Edith Cordes of Schenectady
who has been visiting her father
John Cordes of Depot street, has re-
turned.
AT Library theatre tonight another
one of those powerful Vitograph pic
lures. THE Merry Widow Takes
Another Partner"
Chris Peterson who has been EN-
ployed at the Cooper company for the
past three and one-half years, will
leave here for Denmark the latter
part of the month.
A pleasant surprise party was Civ
EN- at the home of Mrs. Kelly on Ad-
ans street Thursday evening in OBJ
servance of the birthday anniversary
OF her guest, Miss Sarah Burt
A carload of crude oil has arrived
for use in oiling the village streets.
1t will be used in one of the water
sprinklers and applied to Main and
North streets first as trial order.
James II. Habberley who has been
home from Boston for the past tive
days will return tomorrow as he has
to be back Sunday to sing at Trinity
church, which has one of the finest
cholrs in Boston.
A party from the Walter A. Wood
works in Hoosick Falls consisting of
w. j. Shaw, II. S. Allen, John Mosely,
A. II. Negley, and II. II. Cole made
visit to this village Thursday even
ing. They received some of their
friends at the Putnam House where
they took supper
The Whitney Theatre today, all
new pictures. Hard Cash, an Imp"
drama; Legally Dead, strong drama;
The Artists Child, drama; Tony and
the Powder, comedy. Songs, Have
a Drink TO Yankee Land" Some Lit
tie Something About You" Special
attraction, The Whitney Orchestra,
five pieces.
Word has been received here of
the death in Ireland OF Miss Nellie
White, aged IA years. Besides her
father and mother she is survived by
two sisters, Misses Alice White OF
Ireland and II White living in Troy.
three brothers and a relative, Mrs.
Margaret Thompson residing in this
village
Saturday is our bargain day and il
will surely pay you to call al our
store On Saturday. You will surely
save from l5c to sc un every dollar
worth OF goods bought at our store.
Saturday we ask you to call at our
store whether you buy OF not We
will gladly show you our large stock
and low prices Joe Levin, Corner
North and River streets.
Three automobile parties are reg
istered at the Putnam House today
They consisted OF T. b.
Laughlin, L. Chute. Cohoes; John r.
b. Payne, II. b. Brownteel, William
Davis, Mrs. George Vail, Mr.. and Mrs
George n. Allen, Fair Haven; II. w.
Maynard. W. S. Russell, Alton Brad
ley. Mrs. Waterman, Mrs. Whitney.
Mrs. Myron Hail. Miss Norris and by
ron Dechimer, PittsHeld.
The funeral Of Mrs. Patrick Carney
was largely attended this morning at
o'clock from ST. Francis de Sales
church There were a number of re-
latives present from North Adams.
Rutland Proctor and other places. The
floral tributes were many and beauti-
full. The bearers were b. A. Qunlan.
John H. Kelly. Eugene J. Shea. John
y. Purcell, John Leahy and Bernard
Carney. Burial was at Park Lawn
cemetery.
Follow the crowd and see the best
show ever seen In town at Library
theatre tonight All feature pictures.
Davy Crockett, one of those Selig
pictures that you cans afford to miss.
Their Sea Voyage. this picture Is a
constant laugh from start to finish
The Merry Widow Takes Another
Partner another one OF those strong
Nitograph dramas. Songs u wish
Had my Old Girl Back" "1he Moon
the Rose aud You" Songs by +. r.
Fuller; music by full orchestra. j.
y. Harie, Lessee and Mgr