The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-07-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Views Of the TOwn ard Village Told Briefly
for Busy Renders


for Busy Renders
D. A. Dean OF Pownal is in town
today.
MI. and Mrs. E. A. Swan are at
Lake Bomoseen.
Ned Hart and Ned sibley spent
Sunday in Troy.
Mrs. Martha Ferguson is spending
the day in Pittsheld.
Miss Edna Zee of Albany is guest
of Miss Helen Dwyer.
Miss Edith POLAND spent a part of
Sunday in North Adams.
Donald G. Ferguson has gone to
the Hillcrest hospital in Pittsfeld for
treatment.
Miss Dorothy Swartz has returned
from visit to Mrs. ID. M. Gleason
at Woodford.
Miss Marion HOLSTER who was ia
ken suddenly i'll Sunday is somewhat
improved today.
The trees on the premises of w. II.
Barratt of Grandview street are being
trimmed and treated
Katherine, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fleming, is Wis
iting friends in Utica, N. Y.
Mrs. Addle Knapp of Bradford
Place who has been visiting friends
in Burlington has returned.
Miss Ella Cummings is spending a
few days with her aunt, Miss Ella
Kinney at the west part of the town.
Miss Hazel Thompson of Gens
Falls, a former resident is visiting
Miss Elizabeth Keller of Valentine
street.
The eighth annual pilgrimage from
Bennington to the Shrine OF st Anne
de Beaupre near Quebec will leave
tonight by special train at ten o.
clok. Rev Father c. h. Provost will
lead considerable party from this
village.
Edward b. Noel of County street
dislocated one ankle Saturday night
through an odd accident A COW
broke into his garden during the night
and hearing the animal, Mr. Noel
went to drive her out. In the dark
he stumbled and fell over a small OBJ
struction, dislocating his ankle He
will be laid up for some time.
During the month of June the IL
brary added TO the Juvenile Depart
ment lG new volumes and replaced
90 volumes, of fiction To the same
department il added 80 new volumes
of non-fiction and replaced seven vol.
umes. During June, two new books
of fiction were added TO the adult de
partment, while lis volumes were re
placed.
DR.. J. W. Racette and his brother
in-law, Peter Amyott of Schenectady
were visitors here Sunday at the
d home OF Edmund La Franchise. DR.
kacette was formerly located here
They came up by auto
The annual midsummer clearance
{ sale OF Joe Levin now being held al
the store al the corner of North anC
River streets is being well patronizeC
by the people OF Bennington whs
e realize that the sale of offers unusua
% opportunities to purchase high grad,
; goods at a fraction OF their real valu,
: While the selling has been heav,
since the sale started there are yet
!" large number of excellent bargains
awaiting the customer who desires 1,
save money and at the same time Sc
cure reliable seasonable goods.
Auto parties registered at tn
Putnam House Sunday were compos
ed OF Frank w Couch, Miss Haze
!, Smith, DR.. and Mrs. H. ]. Couch, j
G. Dodges, Pittsfeld Hadley Radd O
p Cleveland o., William ID. McCane O
{ Great Darlington, Mr. and Mrs. A. v
Micall Jr. Miss Mary Micall, ]. j
mcdonald, Mrs Mcdonald Mrs Maj
tin, MIR. and Mrs. f. Suell, ScheneC
j tady. Todays list, F. w Fredley
y New York, Mrs. l.. b. Williams
: New Britain, Conn. Mrs n. II Grow
g ell, Mr.. and Mrs Presspel, ]. NJ. Johr
Z son, Miss Cresprich. New York.
The progressive picnic given b
the ladies' OF the First Baptist churc
will take place tomorrow, Tuesday
= July IS, on the lawns OF Mrs. Horac
u Woodman and Mrs. Oliver Burt con
e mencing at the first place and endln
s at the latter, from one in the after
= noon until ten in the evening. Thi
= will be an unique and attractive eT
a tertainment and every one is cord
l. ally invited. As II is to be in God
beautiful out of doors, the more tn
p merrier Refreshments will be ser,
ed for which small price will b