The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Views Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
fDr Busy Readers.

Joseph A. Evans was in Troy a
part OF the day on business.
E. e. Hart left this morning for a
business trip through the state.
Mrs. Edward Lamreaux of Division
street is visiting in North Adams.
Miss Mary Robinson OF Old Ben
nington is in Troy and Albany today.
Mrs, e. l.. Sibley and Miss Eleanor
Sibley are passing the day in Albany
and Troy.
Opening days at the New York Mil
linery parlors Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, April 6, and s. 3St2
Mrs Mary f. Thomas has returned
from visit to her son, Arthur w.
Thomas Of Cooperstown, N. Y.
Mrs E. J. Winslow went to Free
port, l.. L. today where she will
make her home in the future.
Miss Helen Hawks, daughter of the
late Mrs. S. B. Hawks, has gone to
Batavia, ILL.,, to live with an aunt.
Miss A. H. Mallery, nurse in training
at the Saratoga Hospital is visiting
Miss Anna H.. Cook for a few days
Frank r. Coy OF Manchester arriv-
ed in town yesterday to take charge
of the carpet department at the Drys-
dale store.
Mrs. T. NJ. Parker of Worthwhile, N.
Y, returned home this morning after
having been guest OF her brother,
Charles H. Ressequie.
Miss Harriet Twitchell is moving
from the Murphy house on Main
street to the house which she recent
ly purchased on Union street.
Millinery opening. Latest In
spring and Easter hats ready for in
spection Thursday, April 6. Miss A.
Nolan, opera house block. 3St2
Mt. Anthony Chapter No. 10 L. S.
will hold its annual meeting Wednes-
day, April 9Th, at which time the Off
GERS for the ensuing year will be
elected.
Mrs. Helen Waite went yesterday
to Pittsfeld to return with her son,
Randall Waite, who underwent an
operation at the Hillcrest hospital
few days ago.
THE Rosary has been proclaimed
one of the best attractions on the
stage by priests and ministers both
Catholic and protestants all over the
country. Tickets at the box office at
o'clock tonight.
The author of the University of
Vermont college play, G. P. futile, is
well known by most of the younger
set in Bennington as he has frequent
ly been the guest of some OF the Uni
versity students living in town.
Arthur Kehoe is home from the
I bHlfSiS ity vi vel luout III q McSh
and he and the other Vermont stud
ents are busy working up interest in
the college show to be given here to-
morrow night. Bennington people are
requested by the young men to give
them as much help as possible as the
play is a good one and the cause
deserving.
The three appeals from the rulings
of the commissioners of the estate
of the late Henry c. Knapp have been
filed at the county clerks office. The
appeals are in behalf of Katherine
Knapp, asister, Edward Knapp, a
brother, and Edward Mckinney OF
Visalia, Calf, the latter claiming
that he had purchased the interest Of
Edward Knapp in the estate.
Elias Lyman, Jr., close friend Of
Henry G. Root, plays the difficult
part of the Persian william in the rs
pahan Rug" Mr.. Lyman, besides be
ing CONSPICUOUS as the son OF tho act
ing president of the University TO
Gently won the Rhodes scholarship
for the state of Vermont. This will
give him chance of completing his
education at one of the greatest uni
versities in Europe.
Mr. and Mrs f. l.. Folmar anC
daughter of Rhinebeck, n. Y, who
have been stopping for several days
at the Putnam house left yesterday
for New York whence they will sal
for London where they will make
their future home Mr.. Folmar, who
was formerly in business at Bueno!
Ayres, Argentine Republic, is nep
hew Of Mrs. Charles Merchant o
Walloomsac street, Old Bennington
and the coming of the family to Ben
nington was primarily for the purpose
of making her a visit.
Tomorrow is donation day at the