The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-06-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
fpr Busy Readers.

Charles Hart IS visiting IN Amsler-
dam
Charles Ward has begun work for
NJ. r. Hamlen.
Miss Marie Burns is spending the
day in Albany.
Mrs r. J. Smith is passing the
day in Albany
Henry Allard is home from Hins-
dale, n. H., to spend Sunday.
Miss Eugenia Roy and Miss Mary
Durand were in Rutland on Friday.
George Lucier has returned to Am
sterdam after two weeks visit here.
Miss Daisy Rudd is visiting Mrs w
II Nichols today at the Troy hospit-
al
Grade of the public schools is en-
joying a picnic at Camp Linwood TO-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Bond are NOV
ing TO the Luther house on Elm
street.
Mrs. p. sheylin Of Arlington visit
ed her daughter Margaret here on
Friday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Comstock OF Brook
Ign is visiting her niece, Mrs James
Il. Burke,
Miss Josephine Cunningham and
Miss Margaret Keough are visiting
in Rutland
Mrs c. 5. Madison OF South Shafts
bury is preparing to remove to Am
sterdam TO reside.
Mrs. Mary Clark Gilbert of Brook.
lyn has arrived in North Bennington
to spend the summer.
Mrs. William Burgess of Brooklyn
is visiting her mother, Mrs Helen
Cole of North Bennington.
Miss Katherine Harbour and the
Misses Lillian and Daisy Harbour
passed Friday in Rutland.
Mrs. Joseph A. Jubb went to Lud-
low this morning where Mr. and Mrs
Jubb will reside in the future
Mrs. w b. Cutting and Mrs Abel
bert Hurley were called to Cohoes
/ Friday by the death OF an aunt
Mrs. NJ r. Tefft returned to Green
wich this morning after several
days visit with Mrs Sarah Burgess.
Guy McKeon of Arlington has been
called here by the illness of his
father, NJ. H. McKeon OF Gage street.
Joseph Stockwelf of Morgan street
is recovering from injuries sustained
by being run over by a wagon a few
days ago.
Mrs. H. s. Bingham went to Green
field this morning to spend Sunday
with her daughter. Mrs. J. d. Aber-
crombie.
Mrs. Clinton Russell OF Old Ben
nington and son Marshall were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Card
ner Friday.
Miss Agnes Healy returned TO Al
bany this morning after a visit TO her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Healy Of
Gage street.
Mrs. NJ d. Hayward and niece who
have been visiting Mrs Haywards
son, Archie d. Hayward, have return
ed to Rutland.
Miss Grace Van Schaick OF Boston
who has been visiting the Misses Ry-
an of Gage street and Miss Ethel
Davenport, returned home this morn
ing
The Epworth Leaue service at the
| Methodist parsonage last night was
we'll attended and proved a very plea
SAINT occasion A program OF vocal
and instrumental music was rendered
/ and ice cream and cake were served
Mr. and Mrs. j. ~ Hayes and Mrs
/ Hayes mother of New York will ar
rive here today to open their summer
residence on Main street Mr. and
Mrs Hayes were here a few weeks
ago preparing for the opening OF the
! house.
Services at the Old First church
on the hill begin at II o'clock tomor
row. Since it is the 150th anniyer-
sary of the entree OF the first little
party of % into this piece of woods,
soon to become Bennington, the sub
ject of the address will be Before
Bennington and After" a study in
some Of the forces which made Ben.
nngton and our state.
The "Old Wives Tale to be given
at Middlebury next week by members
of the Senior and Junior classes and
others under the direction OF the
English Department is undergoing
the final rehearsals during the last
few days of this week The produc-
ers are becoming more and more GER
tain that the play will please. It is
only in these last few days for in
stance that the full beauty of the
dances staged under the direction of
Miss Caroline Crawford, by Miss Is
abel Stephens of New York is becom-
ing apparent We are hearing now
for the first time the beautiful ar
rangements of the songs which Mrs.
w. E. Howard and her double quar-
tette have been working on for
weeks. Everything points to sue
cessful final production
Childrens day service tomorrow
. To-