The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

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New coat sweaters at Novecks
Mrs. E. F. lockwood is in Albany.
| John Fitzgerald of Troy is in town
today.
James Duplis of Arlington is spend
ing the day here.
F. L. Bottum is in North Adams this
afternoon on business.
New Emerson and Waldorf shoes
at the new Noveck store
Mrs E. S. Harris is spending the
day with friends in Hoosick
New wool and cotton blankets and
comforts at the new Noveck store.
Mrs. Lutes of Pittsfield is visiting
her father. Henry Marsh of School
street.
Nathan Levin, the tailor, will keep
his store closed Saturday on account
OF holiday.
Frank Talham was taken to hos
pital in North Adams this morning
for treatment.
The Rebekah drill this evening will
be promptly at 1880 to accommodate
the drill master.
Miss A. Moran of New York has
returned to her duties as milllner
with Miss A. Nolan
Marion Coyle, the young daughter
OF Mrs. Michael Hogan of Gage street
is Ill of diphtheria.
Miss Dorothy Carver will enter
| Wheaton seminary at Norton, Mass,
as a student Friday.
Just arrived, an elegant line of la.
dies and misses fall and winter suits
at the new Noyeck store.
Mrs. G. NJ. Armstrong of Benning-
ton Falls has returned from a two
weeks visit in Dalton, Mass.
Thomas j. Healy returned to Col
gate university today after spending
the summer at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ .Wadsworth
have moved from Gage street to the
! Noyes house at PERCY corners.
A row of eight young maple
trees is being set out in the front and
west side of the property of the
Church Of the Sacred Heart.
Today and tomorrow are the last
days to buy your peaches. Only q
1 few extra fancy large baskets left
$1.25 baskets for S5c.-B. Cantor
North street.
A special meeting of the member
ship committee Of the Board Of Trade
D was held last evening to consider
4 plans for increasing the membership
of the organization.
Joseph Kennedy who has been pass
Ing several weeks with his brother
I Fred Kennedy, returned Wednesday
to Bedford, Mass, where he will re
sumo his studies at Tufts college.
4 At the mid.week service OF the First
Baptist church tonight the pastor. Rev
w. F. Meyer especially urges the wor
kers of all departments to be pres
ent. The subject will be Optimism.
The following automobile parties
!. were registered here yesterday: Mr.
! and Mrs. o. g. Simonds, F. H. Sim
onds and Mrs. Mcconnell OF Granville
o N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Enfield o.
= Hartford, Ct, and George F. Ivers O
Danbury, CT; Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Pierce and Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Willami
q Of Taunton, Mass. Mrs. Julia F. Rec
d of Baltimore and Miss Charlotte THU
OF Pittsneld Mr.. and Mrs. d. {
|. Phelps OF Windsor, CT. and Mr. ant
h Mrs. J. 7. McCue of Brighton, L. !.
Work on the new bridge on Schoo
r. street was finished yesterday. Tn
Is bridge, however, will not be open L
traffic until the street has been grad
ed up to the bridge level. which
% considerably higher than that OF tn
. street. The town will begin the wor
sr OF grading the street a few feet o
each end OF the bridge the first PAL
of next week. after the new structur
has had time to set properly. TIL
new bridge is one OF the best OF II
IN kind In this section and In the lai
word In bridges OF this type.