The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-02
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
ior Busy Readers

Miss Julia Hayes Of Gage street is
ILL.,
John Hurley has taken the ianitor-
ship of Foresters hall.
Marvin White of Pittsfield visited
relatives here Friday.
John Riley of Main street is in Pit
tsheld this afternoon.
Mrs. Carrie Hawks and daughter,
Miss Helen spent Friday in Troy
A meeting of the Father Mathew
T. A. B. society will be held Sunday
at noon.
Nat Smith, who has been visiting
his brother, Frank Smith, will return
to Boston today.
The ball committee Of the Knights
of Columbus will meet at 3 o'clock
Sunday afternoon.
IL. II. Shields of Troy is in town
today overseeing the opening of his
summer residence here.
August Kelson and Perry Murphy
OF Main street are spending the day
- Troy and Schenectady.
Walling Dewey leaves Sunday to
resume his studies at the New Bed
ford, Mass. Textile school.
Louis Puffer Of the r. P. l., Troy,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman NJ Puffer Of Union street.
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An anniversary mass was sung at
the convent chapel this morning for
the repcse Of the soul Of Miss Mary
Mulligan.
Miss Alice Morrissey has returned
to Troy to resume her duties at the
Troy city hospital after a vacation
spent in town.
Miss Katherine Ryan and the
Misses Anna and Veronica Riley OF
Gage street are passing the after.
noon in Troy
The subscription list sale for the
Manhattan opera concert Wednesday
evening took place this morning al
the box office.
Miss Kate Poole, who has been
passing the winter in this village
has opened her residence at Ben
nington Center.
The University OF Vermont defeat
ed Seton Hall at South Orange, n
j., Friday 6 to 0. IL was Vermont's
first game of the season.
The Senior Christian EndeayoI
society of the Second Congregations
church enjoyed a delightful socia
Friday evening at the home of E. e
Hart.
Removed-Mrs. NJ c. Klock viii
remove soon from 447 Main street
to the corner of Valentine and MAR
streets, opposite Walbridge's store
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Mr. and Mrs William Barron Of
Pittsfeld were in town Friday. Theil
house on Union street has been
sold to Roy Hanish, who has taker
possession.
Miss Florence March returned tS
Mortified this morning, where she
has a school. She was accompanied
as far as North Adams by her moth
er, Mrs. c. b. March.
Friends and relatives here of Mrs
William O'Connell OF Hoosick Falls
who was badly injured by falling
down stairs recently. will be pleased
to hear of her recovery.
Work on the lowering of the nool
/ of the Shurtleff pharmacy viii be be
gun Monday morning The stor,
will close after hours tonight and Sc
remain until repairs are completed.
List OF letters remaining unealled
for in the postohice for the week
ending March 2Sth. 1910: r. c
Davis, Mr.. Dan Kelley, Mr. Alfred
Mitchell, Mr.. w. p. Mclaughlin. Mr.
and Mrs. Chas Norton, Miss Eliza
beth Barr. Miss Lucille Douglas, Miss
Hazel Parker.
Services in ST. Peters church Is
Sunday after Easter low Sunday
Holy Communion 1880 a. m Sunda!
school $50 a. m. Choral celebration
of Holy Eucharist 1880 a. m
Choral evening song p. m. Thu
Easter music will be repeated 70,
are cordially invited to these ser
vices. All seats are free. TIT
church Is open daily for prayer.
BE sure and see the pictures az
fine viewsl and hear the lecture oil
the big Ditch" Friday April 8,
o'clock at the High school assembl,
hall, by ore who has lived and work
ed on the greatest understanding o
any people of any age. Details o
canal, plan. life and wages of EN-
ployes, finances equipment, result
achieved. climate, country, etc. Bene
fit High School Athletic League
Admission 25 cents, children 15c.