The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Me,rs ., the Town and Village Told Briefly
l0T Busy Readers.

part OF the day.
c. H. Plumb was In North Hoosick
today on business.
Frank Bronori passed portion OF
Thursday in Troy
Merritt Wood is spending few
days in New York.
Miss Agnes Whipple was in Troy
part Of Thursday.
Mrs. T. A. Carpenter is passing the
day in Troy and Albany.
Miss Emma Fischer passed por-
ton OF Wednesday In Troy.
There will be no meeting OF the Wo.
mans Relief corps this evening.
James Murphy and son of Old Ben
nington were in Troy part OF the
days
Siegal Bros, have received con.
signment of imported laces and trim
mings.
There are many good seasonable
bargains this week at the Public Cash
Market
d. ~ Hall and family of Imperial
avenue are preparing to move to New
London, CT.
Z. E. Hart has returned from a
business trip from the northern part
of the state.
Leave your order for your aEster
ham, l5c per pound at the Public
Cash Market.
Miss Ruth Eddy of Troy, summer
resident, is guest Of Miss Virginia
Van Santvoord.
Born, March 80, an SA pound son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Shippey of
Pleasant street.
You can buy a barrel of the best
bread -four Saturday for $5.9S at the
Public Cash Market.
Miss Bertha Lane OF Depot street I
has returned from a visit at her for
mer home in Chatham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Green have
been called to Ashfield, Mass, by the
death of Mrs. Green's father.
Just received at Siegal Bros, 1O9
North street large assortment of la
dies shirt waists for spring wear.
Mrs. Fred Russell, who was called
to Glens Falls by the serious illness
Of her. daughter, has returned home.
Look at Roster & Lyons big adv.
today and look for another tomorrow.
The two ads. speak for themselves.
Manager Wood states that Grace
George will not appear here April Is
as advertised on account of change
in route.
THE Rosary" company came this
afternoon from Athol, Mass, where
the attraction was presented last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy B. Johnson have
arrived from New York and opened
their summer residence at Old Ben
nington
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Meredith who
have been visiting relatives here for
some time are to return to New York
tomorrow
Michael Maher, care taker OF the
George T. Lane property at Old Ben
nington, has resumed his duties for
the season.
Siegal Bros store is where a choice
pick Of ladies' underwear, night
gowns, and corset covers has Just
been received.
Bradford Reynolds Of South Bend,
Ind, student at Cornell university
is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs
w. H. Bradford.
The Clerks bowling team will play
the Bankers tonight on the Y NJ. c.
A. alleys. Saturday night will be
open for general practice
John E. Byrnes, Grand Knight, Cal
ument Lodge X. of c., Chicago says
that "The Rosary teaches the best
lesson of any play he had ever seen.
New Easter clothing for men, lad
les and children is arriving daily in
large quantities at Joe Levin's store,
corner North and River streets 42t2
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Van SAINT.
yooTd and Misses Edith and Agnes
Van Santvoord are expected home to-
day after a several weeks stay in Cal
ifornia
Monument lodge, Modern Woodman
of America initiated 10 candidates on
Wednesday evening. A good sized
class will be received at the next two
meetings.
There will be no meeting of the
] Fortnightly On Saturday afternoon
/ The program arranged by Miss Soph-
roma Collins will be given in connec.
ton with the annual meeting on April
90
Charles Bridge and family are NOV
/ ing from the Patchin tenement on
Main street, to the Patchin home
stead. Mrs. Flora Bates, who has
been occupying the homestead has
moved to the house vacated by Mrs.
Bridge.
All growers of fruit and shade
trees and others interested should re-
member the meeting at the Y. NJ c..