The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of ne Town and Village Told Briefly
iof Busy Readers.

News Of he Town and Village Told Briefly
iof Busy Readers.
Peter ]. Green is Ill.
William Bourne of SALISBURY is
In town today
Richard d. Campbell of Dorset is
spending the day In the village.
Miss May Gallagher of Hooslck
Falls Is visiting friends here today.
The w. R. c. will hold meeting
this evening at o'clock In G. A. r.
hall.
Donald Ferguson has presented to
the local Boy Scouts a large Ameri.
can flag.
The steak offered this week at 12c
per Id. is the Best Heavy Beef.-Pub-
lie Cash Market.
Truman Martin of Arlington visited
here Thursday on his return trip
from North Adams.
Your special attention is called to
the values in our Tea and Coffee de-
partment, Public Cash Market.
A large and fresh assortment of all
kinds of meat at attractive prices will
be found Saturday at the Public Cash
Market.
Cashier Clement II. Cone of the
Bennington County National bank
who has been Ill some time was able
to be out Thursday.
Mrs. William Ryan of North ST.,
who has been i'll several weeks with
blood poisoning is able to be out,
though not fully recovered.
Rev. G. s. Mills and Rev. James s.
Clark of the Congregational church
of North Bennington will exchange
pulpits next Sunday morning,
Mrs. James A. Eddy came
up from Troy Thursday to look over
their residence at Old Bennington.
Mr.. Eddy arrived this morning.
j. NJ. Hyde OF the Soldiers home,
who is away on a few months fur
Tough, is now in Delaware where he
will remain the greater part of the
summer
The household goods of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Day are to be
sold at auction at their late home on
Adams street tomorrow, morning at
10 o'clock
The Junior Leader, Corps of Boy
Scouts last night gave social sup
per to Corbett T. Arnold at the Y NJ.
G; A. after which the Junior gym
girls served refreshments.
The new tailored travelling hat is
now being shown at the New York
Millinery Parlors. 1t can be placed
in suit ease without being harmed
in the least Be sure and see 1t.
Comrade Cram of the Soldiers home
who recently returned from a Troy
hospital where he underwent an OPP
Grafton is steadily gaining strength
and his recovery is only a matter of
time.
News has been received of the
death yesterday of Mrs. Hannah +.
Ridout of New Rochelle, ~ Y. The
remains will be brought to the home
of her son, William j. Hicks of this
town where funeral services will be
held Sunday afternoon.
Harry Chase of Bennington, has
prepared for State Fish and Game
Commissioner Titcomb of Lyndon
vile, very comprehensive summary
of the fish and game laws OF the state
which is free for the asking to any
Vermonter.-Barton Monitor.
Eva, aged IL, Harold, aged 10, and
Catherine, aged s, children of Mrs.
Benjamin of Stamford, were brought
to Bennington today by Constable |
Seedar and placed in the care of the |
authorities on a charge Of truancy |
and improper training. Tomorrow |
they will be sent to the Industrial |
School at Vergennes for the remain
der of their minority.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Boardman
of Troy are passing few days here |
looking over their Old Bennington |
summer home. which is to be occu-
pied this season by Prof. de Pierpont
an instructor at the r. p. l. In Troy.
Mr. and Mrs. Boardman made the
UP lIOm lIOg ny dulOuOOlle, GTO-
fessor and Mrs. de Pierpont have
spent the last two seasons here.
Attorney Frank C. Archibald of |
Manchester was in North Adams yes
terday looking over with City Solicit
tor Mark E. Couch and Mayor Charles
L. Frink, papers in the case of Tice 1
Niles OF Pownal against Hastings
Murphy, keeper of the Broad Brook
water system of North Adams, the
source of which is in Pownal The
case grows out of a controversy be-
tween the PLAINTIFF and the city over
some timber.
The Whitney today-Vaudeville fea
lures, The Marathon Comedy Quar-
tette;; Singing Comedians, Beautiful
Harmony. Clever Comedy; Unhaults
Bros, novelty musical act, playing
harps, violins, saxaphones and cor
nets. Pictures-The Mute OF Portici,