The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
INV o. die Town and iIIEse Told Brlsfk
6rg Gsmy Readers.

H. C. Roster is in New York on
business.
Thomas Carrier OF Salisbury is
in town today.
John ]. Ryan was in Adams Tues
day on business.
Miss Sarah Cullion of Arlington is
visiting friends here.
Miss A. Nolan spent Tuesday in
Albany on business
DR.. H. R. Bristol went to New
York Tuesday evening.
Miss Mary Carney is spending the
afternoon In North Adams.
Miss Agnes Ferguson Of Troy is
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. G. Ros-
Ter.
Miss Fannie Barber daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Barber, is i'll of
| scarlet fever.
| Mrs. Margaret Meighan of Troy
was a week end guest Of Mr., and Mrs
Peter j. Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Marsden are Wis
iting relatives In Keysville, N. Y.
Mrs. Margaret Galipo, who has
been spending the summer here, has
returned to her home in Granville.
The Putnam stores on North street
occupied by B. A. Quinlan and I'm.
dertaker Welsh are being painted.
Henry B. Rice has entered the
Vermont sanatorium at Plttsford,
where he will remain several weeks.
Mrs. Harry Tiffany has been call.
ed to New York because Of the Ill
ness of her husband who Is visiting
there.
Miss Thelma Wilcox OF North Pow
nal spent Saturday and Sunday with
Miss Gertrude MCGUIRE of Stafford
street.
Mrs. Jane Rooney. Miss Mary Roo
ney and James Rooney will leave
here on the midnight Thursday fol
Montreal.
All officers of Miriam Rebekaf
Lodge are requested to be present
promptly at 1880 Thursday evening
Nov. 2, for drill
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Williams ant
child OF Dorset were the guests OF
Tuesday of Mr.. Williams uncle, H
N. Williams of Elm street.
There will be a rehearsal this eve
ming OF the officers of the o, E. S
at Masonic hall at 1880. All officers
are requested to be present.
| The ladies OF st. Monica's societ!
will hold a rube social in Academ!
hall on Friday evening, November 10
All are requested to dress as ru5es
| Miss Efhe Brade entertained abou
20 of her girl friends at a Hallow
cen party last evening. II was al
enjoyable occasion for all.
II The stretch OF asphalt-bound mac
adam road on West Main street II
nearly completed About two more
days OF good weather will be requlr
ed to complete the surface on the
north side OF the street railway tract
/ The Valentine street sale will b,
held Saturday and Monday. On &C
count OF moving the business al
goods will be sold at reduction
We have a fine oak chamber suit
lady's desk, child's brass bed, an or
gan, a cornet and coal stove. Al
so mems suits, overcoats and under
: wear and plenty Of good clothing 70
: women and children.
A large portion OF the assessment
against abutting property owners TO
r. the sidewalk Improvements put
"A on School and North streets durin
the recent summer have been pal
into the village treasury. No diff
Guilty was experienced in securing III
4. signatures to the necessary agre
ments by the owners or their agent
and the improvement has met wit
= the general approval OF the publ
III Notices that the assessments wei
n due were sent out recently but
N number OF the abutters had alread
ri made requests for their apportio
: ment OF the expense.
: At the annual meeting OF the Co
necticut league yesterday 1t was d
cided that the organization shou
next year consist OF six clubs, mol
: OF which will represent the cities
Holyoke and Northampton. An emo
was made during last season to
terest these two towns In a leagl
/. series with the Pittsheld. North A
q ans and Bennington but the disban
Il ing of the North Adams team sto
q In the way. Inasmuch as Meth
q Holyoke or Northampton were Civ
n consideration by the Conn" leag
S magnates II may be possible in 10
n TO revive the plan started last su