The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

in town today.
Patrick Prendergast was in North
Adams Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. NJ. Chisholm
were in Troy today.
Howard H. Shields of Bennington
Center is in New York.
MI and Mrs. A. E. Hollister were
in Albany this afternoon.
Floyd Morse of Beech street is Wis
iting in Pittsfield today.
Suren Gulian has gone to New
York for the remainder of the week.
Edward S. Chandler of Bennington
Center is in Troy this afternoon on
business,
Mrs. C. w Russell of Tottenville,
N. Y. is visiting her daughter Mrs.
T. A. Davenport.
An iron fence has been placed
around the sodded ground in front of
the Y. NJ, c. A.
Frank E, Howe went today to his
former home in Brattleboro to be
absent several days.
Social dance, Foresters' hall, Fri
day night, latest New York hits by
Goldsmith's orchestra.
Mrs. William Ryan of North street
attended the funeral in Rutland to-
day of Alexander Keefe.
Miss Harriet Shields of Troy was
here this week overlooking her
property 81 Furnace Grove.
Miss Julia Riley and Miss Matte
Buss are passing the day at the Sun.
set camp at BARRIERS Pines.
Mrs. Mary Sullivan of Grove street
attended the funeral in Rutland TO-
day of Miss Agnes Houran.
Charles w Thompson Is working
today in Frank Bronori's cigar store
in the absence of c. w. Soule.
Mr. and Mrs. William Murray OF
Gage street attended the funeral OF
Alexander Keefe In Rutland today.
William P. Hogan, John Gavin and
Eddie Morrissey spent Sunday at
Burt's Bungalow at BARRIERS Pines.
Order Sundays World with hand.
some half tone picture OF Putnam
Hose company in advance. Supply
limited
DR.. j. ID. Lane gave an interesting
and instructive talk at the Y. NJ. C..
2 A. Wednesday evening on Personal
Hygiene"
Zadock White is laid up with an in.
jury OF his foot sustained while at
work for the Cooper Manufacturing
company
Miss Mary r. Sanford Of New York
expects tc open the Bahan place at
the Center for the summer in about
two weeks.
Mrs Arthur Gore Of Branch street
who has been ill., has recovered and
resumed her duties at H. f. Brad
ford & Cos mill.
Wallace Burritt. who has been
passing some time at his home In
Bristol has returned and resumed
his duties as clerk at the Putnam
House.
Fred j. Kennedy will soon occupy
the store on Main street formerly oc
cupied by Mrs NJ. c. Klock. The
store has been remodelled and new
front installed.
George T. Lane and wife. who
have been passing the winter at IN,
u Ten Eyk, Albany. will open their
: Bennington Center residence. Council
y Place, early in May.
4 There will be a food sale at tn,
IS Young Womans club rooms Saturday
d from o'clock until 6. Beans. brown
<. bread, white bread. doughnuts, cake
.. etc, will be sold.
N The game OF baseball wednesda,
le afternoon In Williamstown between
20 that high school and the North Ben
10 nington High school was won In IN,
O 18th inning by the former team
IN Score 10 3.
az An extra trolley car will leay
10 Bennington Wednesday evening FOL
n. lowing the O'Clock car. for Nortl
's Bennington for the Wellington Cush
man wedding. The same car will RI
TO turn to Bennington Immediately afte
ar the ceremony. SGT
st Mrs. John Campbell says that IN
ne credit for discovering the FIRE at IN
re Myers & Son coal yard should be gi,
lie en- to her dog. She was awakene
TO by the animal which came into he
room and pulled the clothes from IN
e. bed TO attract her attention. Sh
then Informed her nephew. John !
Madigan, she says. and he gave N
alarm.
Special attraction at Library the,
he tire tonight Herbert Davenport wi
sing Tn the Garden OF Roses" A
new picture program. The Braves
TO Girl In the South, a great war drama
TX The Lovers Oracle. good comedy
ne Trowler Fishing In Hurricane.
Us great scenic picture. Extra. specii
ay extra, The Fruits OF Vengeance. ON
ne OF the greatest comedies ever put o,
by the vltagraph company Ne
oh songs by Miss Eliza McGum an
as Master Charles Ray. J. y. Hart
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