The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Aews of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.
George NJ. Hawks is in New Yor


is i'll.
James Delaney of North Hoosick
visited here Friday.
Stephen Shippey has purchased a
Hupmobile runabout.
Mrs. J. B. Bingham has returned
from a visit in Hoosick Falls
Miss Jennie O'Neil of Schenectady,
a former resident, is visiting here.
Mrs. Fred Rickert of New Jersey,
a former resident, is in the village.
Dance at n. f. O. P. hall this eve
ming. Music by Frazier's orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs. John Forsythe of East
Arlington visited friends here on
Friday.
Miss Mary Cole of Depot street
who has been i'll of the scarlet fever
has recovered.
From $500 to $500 saved on every
mans suit and overcoat on Saturday
al Joe Levin's store. 21t2
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Hyde of Pitts
field are guests for the week end OF
Mr.. and Mrs Il. d. Bennett.
Miss Kathryn D. Jenney arrived
Friday night from New York for the
Jenney-Pope wedding which will take
place Tuesday evening, Nov a.
Henry Mars of Manchester who
is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Still
son will so to Manchester today to
remain over Sunday at his home.
Tonight, tonight at Foresters' hall.
A big dance given by the Bennington
band and music furnished by a Ben
nington orchestra. More to follow.
The Bennington high school foot
ball team left at 1890 today for Hoo
sick Falls where it was to play a
game with the Hoosick Falls high
school eleven,
Ned Hart and Harry Walsh Of New
York, who is visiting here, have re-
turned from the Sibley cabin in
Dunville where they have been camp
ing the past few days.
The marriage OF Miss Olive Hol-
den Pope to Dr. Rollin Dewey Jen-
ney will take place at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Burwell Pope, Tuesday even
ing, November IA, at eight o'clock.
Services in st. Peters church 22nd
Sunday after Trinity, Holy Commun-
ion 1880 a m, Sunday school $3.50 a.
m, morning service and sermon 10:-
As a. m, Evensong with short ad-
dress 8 p. m The seats are free.
You are cordially invited TO these
! services
Miss Avis Babcock Of Hoosick is
a guest of Miss Sallie Graves.
Manager Wood announces that he
has but two more attractions booked
after "Over Night" this year, and that
Bennington opera house will be clos
ed until January 10.
Branch No 5 OF st. Mary's Guild
have quilt on the frames at the
Parish House and will be there quilt
ing each afternoon next week. The
members OF any OF the other branch
es who are willing to help are invit-
| ed TO come.
A hunting party composed Of Par
ker V. Cole, Trenor +. Gregg, Tar
rant Sibley and Marcus burlington,
left by automobile Friday morning
for the woods in the vicinity OF Bar
ber's pond and returned in the eve
ming with nine partridges. Sibley
was the high gun man of the quar-
tet.
The game Of football which the
Bennington eleven was to have play.
ed at Morgan park this afternoon
with the Sophomore team of vii
liams college was cancelled for the
reason that the entire student body
is at Middletown. Conn, today tC
witness the game with Wesleyan
University
Charles l.. Hathaway, an attorney
from New Bedford. Mass, is in tn,
village today This is his first Wis
IL TO Bennington, which he has mad,
primarily Tor the purpose OF inves
tigatlng his family history Mr.
Hathaway finds that he is related {,
persons OF the same name residinl
in Bennington and vicinity.
a heavy pane OF glass in one o
the hall windows which lights tn,
rear OF the Griswold store was shat
tered some time Friday night Tn,
break was evidently the work o
one or more reckless boys. Tn
glass In the same sash was brokei
some months ago by boy who wa
arrested and confessed his guilt
kid" Casey the Adams boxer
has practically made arrangement
to locate in Bennington. He Is n,
gotiating for the purchase OF a bai
Der shop and will also act as promo
tor Of boxing exhibitions at the ha
of the Canadian club on North 81
Next Friday evening Casey Is to DO
; OBrien Of Brockton at the Canada
club rooms
Z Either there are not so many pc
sons in this vicinity at present a
ilicted With the hunting fever. or III
woods are being invaded by hunter
who have not taken out the require
, licenses. Town Clerk Il. A. Boot
: has issued about i25 licenses up
the present time. Last year thel
were over GOO and of this numh,