The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and hll1Se Told Briefk
for Busy Readers.

for Busy Readers
Mrs. C. S. Hawks was in Troy a
part of the day.
John H. Evans Sr., is passing part
of the day in Troy.
DR.. L. H. Cook of Troy is in town
today on business.
Mrs. Rose McGill spent Sunday at
her home in Troy.
Miss Hannah Madden is visiting
relatives in Hooslek.
Mrs. William Hicks who has been
seriously III is recovering.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGurk spent
Sunday with relatives here.
J. L. Williams went today to
Stockbridge TO visit relatives.
Albert Schwartz and Clinton Smith
spent Sunday at Hunters Rest
Miss Ella Morrissey has taken a
position with A. r. VonDette.
Herbert Davenport visited friends
in South SALISBURY yesterday.
George Townsend of Pittsfield pass
ed Sunday with Frank r. Allen.
Mrs Herebrt Walker of Manches-
ter is spending the day in town.
Walter C. Vault Is moving from
North Bennington to this village.
Miss Mildred Sweet is spending a
few days with friends in Arlington.
Miss Annie Higinbotham of Victor,
n. Y, is the guest of Miss Olive Pope.
The fence around the brook in the
graded school yard has been painted.
Mrs. Charles Bridge was called to
Windsor Saturday by the Illness of
her husband.
Miss Mabel Rogers Of New York
city is the guest of Miss Jessie
LOOMS for a few days.
Don't fail to hear the worlds great
est ventriloquist marvel at Library
theatre the first three DAYS this week.
Mrs. Harriet Bradford who has
been in Claremont, N H., for the past
year, returned to Bennington Satur-
day.
Leonard H. Godfrey and William J.
Parish of Pittsfe'd, Mass, were the
guests over Sunday OF Mr.. Godfrey's
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Sheldon of
Newton, Mass, who attended the
White-Fillmore wedding Saturday
evening were guests while in town at
the home of S. B. Thompson.
Mrs. Mary A. Roberts died at the
home of her niece, Mrs. Harry Bah
cock on Morgan street road Sunday
morning. Funeral will be held Wed
nesday afternoon at two o'clock.
qickets will go on sale for "The
Daisy Farm" the first production Of
fered by the Whiteside.Strauss com
pany Tuesday at Ayres drug store
Ladies tickets are limited to 200.
The Whiteside-Strauss company vii
hold big amateur contest on Friday
evening. Contestants are requested
to hand names to G. A. Wood. Oh
Main street. before Thursday evening
There will be prizes awarded to th'
winners.
The Boston American baseball
team that is to represent Benningto
at Hoosick Falls Columbus Day, wi
arrive in Bennington on the flye
| Tuesday afternoon. The who'e tear
will attend the dance to be given Q
Academy hall in the evening.
| Thomas NJ. Sullivan of Greenfield
Mass, and John b. Hawkins, Jr, {
| New York city visited Miss Nell
| Simms the past week Mr. Hawkin
| who is a relative of the late r.
Godfrey has been a visitor at Il
| Godfrey homestead for many years.
|! At the Methodist church q
regular class meeting will
he'd Tuesday nioht. Thursday eve
ing this church win urite with othe
in the union meeting to be held
the Baptist church. Beginning wi
next Sunday there will be a spec
meeting held in this church eve
evening. Rev David Hughes a Wei
evangelist from New York will be {
speaker All persons associated w
this church are asked to set ash
the remaining part of the month
this work All people invited to I