The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Jews o. the Town and Village Told Brief
Tor Busy Readers.

Mrs. William J. Hicks is i'll.
George Lucier spent Sunday in BOs-
on.
Samuel Holt passed Sunday in Pitts
ield.
James Hunter of Troy spent satur-
lay in town. 7
John Kelly of Troy is visiting with {
friends in town.
George Welch is home from Pitts
field for few days.
r. n. Estabrook spent part OF sun
day in North Adams.
John Mould has taken contract to
fix the curbings in town.
e. E. Hart and son Edward are In
New York for a few days.
Frank McDermott of Pittsfield
spent Sunday in Bennington.
Miss Bessie Harbour has resigned
her position at f. L. Nichols.
spent Sunday at Sucker Pond.
Charles Wakefield is seriously Ill
at the Soldiers Home hospital.
A. X. Richie and family took an
auto trip to Brattleboro Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Maurer who has been
visiting in Stamford has returned.
Philip Endress is making improve
ments on his house on Elm street.
Miss Martha Snow who has been
in the Troy City hospital, has return
ed
Miss Matte Buss entertained a few
of her friends at Sunset Camp sun
day
Arthur Barney went this morning
to schuylerville where he has posi-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Lyons who have
been visiting in Schenectady have re-
turned
Sidney wilkins of Manchester
spent Sunday with his family on Sill
iyer street.
Born, Monday morning, daughter
Lillian Harriet, to Mr. and Mrs
Louis Potter.
Mrs. Harry Cox Of Pittsheld is Wis
iting her brother, Newton CottrelI OF
South street
Louis Puffer who has been ~ his
hove here returned today to the K
l.. e. in Troy.
lawrence Moore is visiting his
norcts. Mr. aud Mrs. G II. Moore OF
Wceks street.
Wilbur Davis while working at th'
iCln,l, bl hbaok factory cut off III
Ell OF cne of his fingers.
=. rs brook was in Barre las
We k and placed orders for four MOI
nments no has lately sold.
william Winslow and Wilmer Kel
dqr mixed to North Adams on Satu
da returning by trolley.
| ara Mrs. e. J. Haw ey of MAJ
| chester have returned home after vi
ting Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Walker.
A meeting for men will be held
the Baraca room of the First Bapti
church this evening at o'clock.
Six Young ladies' OF this town wal
ed TO SALISBURY yesterday and
cured nearly a bushel of chestnuts.
| Lynn Wood gave an oyster supp
TO n number of his friends, at h
camp at BARRIERS Pines Friday nigl
Michael Kane has resigned his pt
ition with the Henry NJ. Tutte I
and accepted position at Coope
| machine shop.
Mrs. Milan DEMO spent Saturd
and Sunday with her daughters NJ
Albert Morse aud Mrs. G. w. Nor
in North Adams.
General Secretary Goebel and Pl
steal Director Arnold of the Y. NJ.
A.. attended the chapel service
Williamstown yesterday
Mrs. Helen Waite and son Fred
Branch street have been spending
past week with relatives In War
boro. Vt, and Greenfield Mass.
II William II. Smith. who has just
Il tired after thirty years service in
| regular army Is expected here too
/ to visit his cousin, George Colgro'
VI Charles A. Wood, Seymour F w
II Grant l.. Harbour and John A. Wa
II enioyed an auto drive to Albany
| return yesterday in the latter's ms
II inc.
II Mrs. II. J.. Qua .and daughter
| Golfer Qua left today for Chittena
where they intend to go into
H poultry business and make 4
II home
The advance sale Of reserved
tickets for the presentation Of '
Merry Widow" which Is to be
at the opera house this week vii
ON sale at the box office at o'c
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. n. A. Kennon who has
spending some time In Green
with her daughter, Mrs. f. Il 10y
returned home Saturday and Is
ing with her daughter, Mrs. {
Morse on North Branch street.
A number Of Bennington sports
visited Deerview cabin, Sucker
and other mountain resorts ye
day. Little game was secured OIL
II count Of the thick foliage on the
Some report that partridges are
MS plentiful this year as usual.
Between Thursday night and
day morning the cabins OF John
: ton, Thomas Harmon and Burt II
/ ers were broken into, but nothini