The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-07-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
spS. .. me Town and hllESe Told Briefly
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Mrs. Ii. C.. Roster is visiting her
sister IN Troy.
Hon S. NJ. Bovles of Woodfcrd is
in tjwn today.
The c. f. Dyer house on Main ST.
is being painted.
William A. Barren has returned
from a visit at Ayeril PARK
Hon. Charles E. Patterson of Old
Bennington is in Troy today.
Mrs II. A. Lyons and Miss Eunice
Lyons visited in Salisbury Tuesday
Miss Virginia Van Santvoord is
the guest OF Miss Dorothy Menuly at
Lyndonyille
Daniel Barber and Edmund Howe
are camping in Bickford Hollow for
a few days.
Misses Laura d Elsie Gavin ha, e
taken positions at lludsons ice
cram rarlors.
george Bleau. The liver street / a
kor, was overcome 10y Tue torrid heat
I aesLts afternoo
Miss Belle Tudor and Miss Belle
TOmliLson of Stamford are visiting
the latters siste" Mrs, William H.
Morgan.
Pufus Howard ard son Jared OF
Kansas left on his way home today
aftNr q visit with his father, Jared
tgoN ard.
A delightful lawn party and barn
dance was held on the lawn of Mr.
and Mrs Frank Moore OF Adams St
Tuesday evening
To Rent-Park cottages at Wood
ford, inviting and comfortable; after
July Is. Apply to Ethel Park Cutler
Brattleboro, VI. 21t4
Mrs Hastings Of Nottingham WHO
has hoen yisitiig Mrs. t. II Wood
ward mas returned home accompan
ie! ~ Mrs. Woodward
Mrs. f. j. Dexter of Oswego Falls
is visiting her sister, Mrs Laura FL
wei Of Union street and her sister
Mrs Eugene Green OF North Bennng
ton.
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. e. Chamberlain
and sons, Edgar and Robert OF New
York are visiting with Mr. and Mrs
W. NJ. Chamberlain of Washington
street.
Mr. and Mrs William . Nye Of
North montpelier and Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Stevens OF Salem We're thl
cI'sts tuesday a. he home OF J I'd
,{ilirdge,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ball an,
Mrs. Elizabeth French OF Pittsfleld
former residents are here to spen,
some time at the home of Mr. m
Mrs F l.. Houehton.
Mr.. and Mrs A. S Davis were civ
en- pleasant surprise at their HON
last evening in observance of ia,
seventh anniversary OF their MAJ
riage. A purse OF $40 in gold va
given them.
The hours Of masses at ST. Fran
els de Sales and Sacred Hear
churches will be changed beginning
next Sunday morning from to 10 o
clock to Z and o'clock for the r.
mainder OF the summer pit
Mrs f. A. Wat.ies charmlngly en-
detained a lawn party az her hom
tuesday evening Cards we're er
5Oyed and refreshments were SER
ed n cards tie prices were won b
Mrs ". II. Townsend and Lyma
Armstrong.
Henry Albrecht, Charles Albrech
and Charles Weiss, of Troy. made
hike from Troy Monday arriving her
last evening. The trip was not a
pleasant as had been anticipated ov
ing to the exereme heat, althoug
they were forced to carry light equiI
ment.
The Rutland railroad is dstribl
ting steel rails, SIS pounds to the var
to replace the 65 pound rails now
use between Bennington and Mort
Bennington A large number OF ne
ties has been laid during the presel
season The track gang will pro
ably soon begin to lay the heal
rails
The outlay in repairs on the gra
ed school building during the SUI
mer vacation will probably be qui
small Several OF the grade room
and one of the main Railways vi
be kalsomined and the plumbing sy
TEN will be looked over. From Il
present outlook these will form Il
main item OF expense.
The Cole Mortland company HI
begun work on the foundation for q
4 addition TO the Stark Paper col
! pany's plant at North Benningto
The same company has also be-
c awarded the contract for new flo
d at the Methodist church and (
p some new concrete work at the O
Bennington residence OF Howa
Shields.
A small black mare belonging
4 Rev A. j. Barron, pastor OF St Fra
- els de Sales church Is missing a
= the owner fears that the animal h
been stolen The horse was cont
!. ed In a small inclosure near {
4 house at Bennington Center Il
y night and was missing this mornil
The mare is an unusually intellige
animal that has on previous occ
> ions escaped from the Enclosure /
heretofore has always returned
&" Haylng operations are In progr'
on some farms and very soon
work will be in full swing general
The weather during the past 4
days especially was very fayoral
for having Grass that was
Y down In the morning was cured a
y ready for the barn during the att
non. Very little hay got wet thou
- some was caught out In the show