The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-05-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Jews Of the Town and Village fold Brief,
'Or Busy Renders.


Abe Noyeck visited in North Adams
sunday.
Dennis Elwell spent Sunday in
'ittsneld.
MISS Rhea Hervey Is visiting friends
n Schenectady.
G A. Wood has returned from Wis
{ I'm North Adams
Mrs. l.. NJ. Slocum passed a part
Of the day in Troy
Mrs. Leonard Mears spent a part
Of Sunday in Pownal.
Abe Satter was with friends in
North Adams Sunday.
Herbert Van Steenburg visited in
North Adams Sunday.
Hugh MacLaren passed Saturday
and Sunday in Rutland.
Mrs. Nathan Levin has returned
from visit in New York.
Miss Sarah Mathers passed a part
of Saturday in North Adams.
Dennis Cops of West Rutland is
passing a few days with S. J. Hall.
Maurice Wall Of Marlboro, Mass, is
spending few days at his home here.
Ned Fridge was at his home here
from Schenectady over the week end.
James j. Child of Troy visited his
sister. Mrs. f. B, Patterson on Satur-
day.
L. E. Storey of North Adams, for
mer resident, visited friends here on
Sunday.
William Phelan of Williamstown
visited Francis Cone of Depot street
Sunday
Mrs. Katherine Harbour passed Sat
urday and Sunday with friends in
Arlington.
Hon. Charles e. Patterson of Old
Bennington went today to Troy for
short stay.
The Cole Morton company has near
ly completed the work of erecting the
NV bAiuoO NA NNNio g.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mattison of
North Bennington spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Houran.
Mrs Maltby w. Babcock of New
York is the guest of Miss Mary Il.
Sanford of Old Bennington.
Mr. and Mrs Hobart Warren Thomp
son of Troy were the Sunday guests
of friends at Old Bennington.
Frank Norcross has resigned his
position at the local freight house and
taken one as bartender at the Cottage
hotel.
Col. Thomas Harmon, Mrs. Harmon
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Whitney
passed Sunday at their camp in Bar
ber's pines.
Lost this morning between 229
Depot street and post office Will
liams seal pin. Finder please return
to 223 Depot street.
The U. o. G. C. will hold a card
social and dance Tuesday evening
May 2Srd at eight o'clock for the mem
bers and their friends. Admission IL
cents. 79t:
Henry Bond, superintendent of the
knitting department of the r. A. Knit
ting company of Haggerton, Maryland
is spending some time here learnins
to operate the Cooper machines.
Hon Henry T. Cushman of Nortl
Bennington attended the meeting O.
the memorial committee of the CusteI
Post OF the G. A. r. here Saturda,
evening. Mr.. Cushman is patriotic In
structor for the local post.
A party of thirty in six automobiles
from Rutland are coming to Benning
ton today to witness "The King
Game" as we'll as automobile partie
from Manchester and Hoosick Falls
A Few more desirable tickets can b.
had.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry f. Boardman O
Troy were the guests of Prof and Mr.
A. De Pierpont at Old Bennington Of
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Boardman vii
sail soon for Europe with the intention
OF passing the summer with Mrs
Boardman's parents in Holland.
AT a recent election James c. Co
gate Of Old Bennington was chose
one OF the board of managers of tn
Sleepy Hollow club which some tim
ago purchased the summer home nea
Tarrytown OF the late Elliot f. Shel
ard and converted the property int
headquarters for the organization.
w. p. Tyrrell, who has charge of tn
work on the new Masonic Temple fc
the Torrington Construction compau,
viii leave Wednesday for Norwich. C
where he will take charge of wor
now being done there by the sam
company In his short stay in the vi
lage, Mr.. Tyrrell has made man
friends, who will regret his departur
! The following automobile partie
were registered at the Putnam Hous
Sunday. From Schenectady: A.
l Hazard, Mrs. c. W. Croule and Lesl
Schell; Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. McCleI
and; Mr.. and Mrs. C. T.. Scott. Mr.. an
Mrs. V. G. Scott and son and Ellio
Stafford; A. Vieder and b. Flick. M
and Mrs. II. A. Stone and Mrs. C.
Stone of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Y
w. Richards and George Freeman
riconderoga.
Three Bennington automobiles a
peared yesterday in new role wht
under the guidance of their owner
Or. Pratt, VIM. Barratt and Villa
Myers, they whirled a party of peop
from the Baptist church of this villas
to the mission Sunday school in Il
Bushnell district These vehicl
were christened gospel chariot
number one, two and three, inasmu
as their occupants participated in h