The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-07-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
ue~s OF she Town and Village Told BRIEFLY
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T.. l.. stolhker is home from Troy |
today
Rev. J. c. Mitchell OF White Greek
is. in town today
Miss Nellie Coffey is confined to
the house by illness.
DR. J, H. Cole is spending the day
in North Adams on business.
Rev D. Charles White OF Hoosick
Falls was in the village Thursday
Miss Margaret Graves of Sunder
land is spending the day in town
Fruit, vegetables, all fresh Saturday
morning at The Public Cash Market.
II. j. Cole and family have return
ed from a few days stay in New York
Mrs. Clayton ]. Knsley left yester-
day for visit wih relatives in
Johnson ~aSA
Suren Gulian returned Thursday
from a business trip to Boston and
New York.
Work is in progress on the trees
on the lawns of H. S. Bingham and
DR.. w. +. Putnam.
Be sure you get chunk OF that
Full Cream Cheese this week. >15c
Public Cash Margket.
MIR. and Mrs. Leroy G. Brant of
Troy, former residents, made an auto
trip to this village today.
Twenty-four fifty cent articles on
sale Saturday at quarter At the
25c store, Library building
Miss Hilda VanVleck of North Ad.
ans. who formerly resided here, is
the guest of relatives in town.
Mrs. Robert Quiney and son of
Stafford Springs, Conn, are visiting
at the home of Mrs Charles Frazer
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sunton, Mrs.
o. Mandy and Miss Ethel Underwood
OF Adams visited here on Thursday
Arrived today at the Drysdale store
choice lot OF white canvas pumps and
three hole ties All have the wanted
white heels 2t
Wallace Burritt of the Putnam
house was called today 10 Bristol by
the sudden Illness Of his mother at
her home in that town
The Philathea Union OF the Bap-
fist church will hold a picnic at Sand
Springs Saturday leaving here on the
l2:45 North Adams car
Judge c A. Perry OF Readsboro is
spending the day in town on his way
home from Manchester where he has
been in court for the past six weeks
Mrs. Davis OF Rutland is the guest
for "A few days of Mrs W. r. Putnam
OF South street Mrs II +. Dyer OF
Rutland visited Mrs Putnam yester.
day.
Suggestions to farmers: 4 kit of
those nice. fat MAJ keral, for haying
time, SIC; or one OF those large, red
Salmon. for sc per Id. Public Cash
Market
The inventory in the case of Seigal
Bros adiudged bankrupt was begun
today Ward l.. Lyons, Joseph NJ
Ayres and T. j. Healy being the APP
praisers.
r. c. Morse. II J Morse OF Chic
ago +. Milton Dexter and H. Gates
OF Philadelphia composed an auto
party registered at the Putnam
/ House today
Mrs. W. II. Nichols who recently
returned from the Samaritan hospit-
al in Troy where she underwent an
operation was out Thursday for the
first time
Harry Lane who has been acting
as mail clerk on the Chatham diyis-
ion of the Rutland railroad, has been
/ given the run from Albany to Wor-
cester for a few days.
Rev. Charles r. Seymour OF Mt
/ Vernon. ~ Y. a former pastor of the
Second Congregational church of this
( place. who is spending the summer in
Peru, spent Thursday in town.
Joseph Norwood of Pownal has
been appointed by the Probate Court
administrator OF the estate OF Caro-
line c Larrabee, George w. Biggart
and Otis J. Burt OF Pownal being ap-
pointed commissioners and apprais-
ers
The members OF the Bennington
city band went to Hunters Rest in
Woodford last night and gave George
c. Wood of New York formerly lead
er OF the band. who has been camp
ing there. a serenade 4 very enjoy.
able time was held