The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-01-26
skNNlKGTON BRIEFS
~. /, he Town and yill<Se Told Briefly
for Busy Readers
G. w. soule was in Troy today.

=. w. oOulS Was III lIOg toudy.
George N. Phillips is III with the
grip.
Miss Amy Stewart is in Troy for
the day.
Edward S. Higgins is hunting rab-
bits today
Mrs. P. C. Cornell is passing the
day in Albany.
Philip T. II. Pierson was in Albany
on Wednesday.
Miss Edith Van Sanford spent yes
terday in Troy.
c. w. Thompson passed a part of
the day in Troy.
J. X. Batchelder of Arlington is in
the village today.
Rabbi I. Leader has purchased
horse from B. Cantor.
Mrs. Frank e. Battles is improving
from a severe Illness.
John Rogers is spending a few days
at his camp in Woodford.
James Hunter of Troy is visiting
his brother, William here.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Howard are
spending the day in Albany,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Buel Slbley spent
a part of Wednesday in Troy.
Archie ]. Camp is spending a few
days in Troy and Schenectady.
John NJ. Swartsburg of Albany is
visiting relatives on Gage street,
Edward o'Donnell has accepted a
position with the Holden, Leonard
Co.
+. j. Killigrew of Holyoke, Mass,
was the guest of b. A. Qulnlan yes
terday.
The body of H. NJ Mason was TAX
en- to Baldwinville, Mass, for burial
this morning.
Repairs are being made on the
building occupied by f. T. Wheeler
on Main street.
There will be a short service to
night in the Y. NJ. C. A. at O'Clock
for young men.
John Farley of North Adams, who
formerly was in business here, was
in town Wednesday.
. Leon Il. Story of North Adams for
merly of Bennington is spending the
Iday in the village.
Stark Lodge, l. 0. o. f. is making
4 arrangements for its first annual fail
February %, "a and %.
Peter Breen of Pittsfeld, a formel
resident of this village, spent yester
4 day with friends in town.
Wilbur Davis of the Burgess road Il
able to be out after being confined t
z the house for few weeks.
The remains OF the late Hiram L
4 Hover were taken this morning I,
j Greenbush, N. Y, for burial
4 Mrs. w. c. Houran visited he
A daughter, Mrs. Bernice Madison o
North Bennington Wednesday.
George w. Rice will begin his du
j ties as rural mail carrier February
q succeeding William c. Babcock
Mrs. II. l.. Stillson, who has beef
4 seriously i'll of pneumonia, has recoy
4 cred so as to be able to be about tn
4 house.
i Mrs. David Elwell has returned {
4 SALISBURY after spending a fey
4 weeks with her daughter Mrs. Burto
81 Harwood.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the See
& ond Congregational church will hol
business meeting following tn
prayer meeting this evening.
George Mock has taken a position
with the Curtis & Curtis Machiner
q company of Bridgeport, Conn. an
& will leave on Monday for that city
At Seigel Bros, 1O9 North stree
81 big reduction on ladies shirtwaistl
$3.50 and sl.25 waists now at CSC an
great reduction on all silk and Pc
q sian waists.
Rev. w. II. Washburn, ID. d., 70
"A mer pastor OF the Methodist churc
81 has received unanimous inyitatIo
A TO return to his present pastorate {
Rupert for the third year.
There will be installation OF of
II GERS OF st. Catherine Council, U. S.
s. b. A. In their rooms this evening at
81 o'clock. The installing officer wi
be Mr.. Blouin Of North Adams.
The Messrs. Shuberts are the ma
+. ayers of thirty of the best attraction
s on the stage today Among the
productions is Sidney Drew in BILLY
which will appear here Friday eve
il ing.
Ramblels in the woods Wednesda
brought home some handsome spec
mems OF ferns which had withstoo
"a the winter weather well rs Il
growths were bright green and frC
4 from any touch of decay.
Picture yourself in the same predi
= ament as BILLY was on the 5.
& Florida of seeing your rival wa
a away with your sweetheart and NJ
Y be able to say anything for the wal
81 OF n set OF false teeth. See the IL
ut the opera house Friday evening.
Miss Mary Cone. whose nlrm
81 class last fall was so profitable
& many people from all the churche
has kindly consented to take a clai
q In special Bib,e study at the noe
~ hour on Sunday. This class VI
meet promptly at ~ o'clock In Il
- auditorium OF the Second Congreg
81 tional church, the north east corne
II The first lesson next Sunday. A vel
81 cordial invitation Is extended to O
ladies' interested who have no
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