The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-02-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Brief,
for Busy Readers

Hermon Bugbee is in Woodford to-
day.
James Burns, who has been i'll, has
recovered.
Frank A. Evans is passing the day
in Woodford.
Harry Buss has recovered from an
attack OF the grip.
Benjamin Townsend is improving
from a recent illness.
J. A. Evans was in Troy and Albany
yesterday on business.
John Clark is moving into the Good
an house on Main street
Mis- Margaret Ryan of Adams street
is passing the day in Troy.
j. W. Hurlburt has returned from a
business trip TO New York.
Frank Allard is able to be out af-
ter severe attack of the grip.
Miss Mary Moon has resigned her
position as clerk in Nichols store.
Mrs. Harriet Williams has resigsed
her position in T.. l.. Nichols store.
Mr. and Mrs H. |. Robinson are
Miss Margaret Ryan of Adams St,
Born this morning a son to Mr. and
Mrs. +. 3. Newton of Union street.
Edward Hills of Valentine street is
having electric lights installed in his
home.
Mrs. George II. Moore of Weeks ST.,
is slowly improving from her recent
illness.
Joseph Longtin has moved from
Main street to the Adams house on
North street
Mrs. Alice Anselment of Troy is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Arleen La
Parle Of Pleasant street.
Mrs. John Lee has returned to her
home in Rutland after a visit with
friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Alice Anselment OF Troy, who
is visiting Mrs. Arleen La Parle is
spending the day in Pittsfeld
The ice on Benton's pond is about
10 inches thick. NJ. b. Hamlen has
already filled two large ice houses.
Mrs. John Dadman returned to vii
Jamestown last evening after spend
isg a few days with her sister. Mrs
George II. Moore OF Week street.
Physical Director Arnold of the Y
VI. G. A. is visiting the Pleasant Val
ley district school today for the pur
pose OF introducing some new games
in the school.
General Secretary Banks OF the Y
NJ. C. A. went to Troy this morning
to attend q conference OF the Hudson
Mohawk and Berkshire Valley Y. NJ
c. A. secretaries.
The music that draws the peopl,
is Fraziers orchestra of six pieces
Come Saturday night to Academy
hall. Same old ones at the door will
q smile of welcome. Dancing from
= to II. % cents.
Manager Wood of the opera hous,
today has an opportunity to book To-
a date i'm March Viola Allen In "Th'
White Sister" but the guarantee ash,
ed is so large that Il would compel
rate of 81 per seat for large part o
the house and Mr.. Wood does no
think the public would come forwarl
az that price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davenport en-
ioyably entertained FIVE tables a
whist Thursday evening at thei
home on Pleasant street. The frs
ladys prize was AWARDED to Mrs. N
| b. Durham and the first gentleman
prize was won by George Phelps. Tn
consolation prize was presented {
Merritt b. Durham
The largo audience that attends
the lecture on the Passion Play a
the Methodist church Thursday after
noon was a very interested one. Tn
lecture was given by Rev w. W
/ Brunk. Tonight there will be a stel
eoptlcan lecture In the Methods
church by DR.. J. r. Richart on III
land about London. Admission Ere
but q silver Offering will be expected
Come and see the fine views and hea
of The greatest city In the world.
For Salo.-Farm OF 90 acres 2
mile from Bennington. Good Q room
house with running water, barn S0S
/ 40. ] barn 2Ox30, running water a
both barns and underground stable
heuory i5Xl5. 10 acre wood lot wit
abundance wood for home use. Al
lple orchard 20 young trees just be
Iglnuing to bear, lots of plums, cher
rics and currants. Farm will keep
cows and team. Price $500, $40
down. Nash & Hutchns set
For salo.-Two hundred acre farm
% acres woodland, 10 room, twl
story brick house. large stock, hors
land sheep barns, wagon, corn, smok
and store houses, carpenter shop
water Ia and near all buildings; trou
stream crosses farm; will keep 2
COWS, and teams. apple orchards
Farm an worked by machine. Tw'
miles from railroad. - mile iron
church and school. On main roal
/ with r r. ID. and telephone connect
ion. Fine location. nice water powe
connected with this property Prize
$1,000 $4,000 down. Nash q Hut
chins.