The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-12
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Roster & Lyons store open every
night until Christmas. II
Robert ]. Nell spent Sunday with
friends in Arlington.
Charles Crossman of SALISBURY is
visiting in the village.
William M. Needham visited in
Hoosick Falls Sunday.
DR.. Alice Murphy of Hoosick Falls
is visiting friends here.
Earl Buchanan has gone to Troy
where he has a position.
Mrs. w. R. Hyde of South street,
who has been i'll, is recovering.
Miss Sallie Graves has entered the
Troy Academy of music for the win
ter.
Toyland at Rosters open this even
ing and every evening until Christ
mas
Rev. G. S Mills will lead the Guide
board chapel service tonight Hour
eight o'clock.
Henry Mars of Manchester who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs ii. H.
| Stllson, has returned home.
Mrs. Edward f. Cowan OF Chatham,
former resident, who has been a
guest OF Miss Bertha Lane, has re-
turned home.
Frank Hewett is home from Pitts /
field where he recently sustained a
painful injury by running a nail into
one OF his hands.
Joseph L. Monast, who recently re
turned from the Hillcrest hospital in
Pittsheld, where he underwent an
operation, was out Monday for the
first time.
Catamount Commandery, u. o. G
c. will hold a card social, supper and
dance in their hall this evening.
Admission % cents. All are cordial
ly invited.
r. j. Neil has been elected com
mittee OF one TO secure Christmas
trimmings for the Methodist church
and hopes that anyone having ever
green will get it to the church Satur
day.
John Morrissey has sold one Of his
houses on Putnam street to Mrs.
Henry c. Ketchum who buys for
permanent home The sale was
made through the Nash & Hutchins
Real Estate Agency.
Mrs. Henry c. Ketchum has sold
, her house and about ! acre land on
Mt. Anthony street extension to Phil
lip Jennings Of New York. The sale
was made through the Nash & Hutch
ms Real Estate Agency.
,, The management of the trolley com
j pany to accommodate the large travel
J Saturday nights, will run an extra
' car from North Bennington at $3.50
and another at 1880 p. M, and an ex-
! ! ira running at lOO0 p. IN.
4 The Christmas fancy goods and EN-.
] broidery sale TO be held this week by
( Mrs. Gregg and Mrs. Kinsley at the
! heme OF Mrs. Gregg on South street
will open Thursday afternoon, Dec.
: IA. and will continue every afternoon
and evening for one week.
An investigation is being made OF
y the larceny charge against Louis
8 Crone OF Pownal who was arrested in
G Pittsfeld a week ago. Crone served
four years in Windsor prison for
i stealing a horse at Guilford, VT, in
i 1901, and previous TO that he had
y served a sentence for burglary and
had been in Concord reformatory.-
n North Adams Transcript.
a The communication from the Ma
4 tional Citizens committee. w. G. Mo
Al AdoO chairman, with reference to the
Russian passport question was read
N TO the Second Congregational church
la last Sunday morning and the sug
gested resolution calling in the Resi-
e dent, the Department of State anC
ID Congress to terminate the treaty o.
y 1882 with Russia was passed by a ris
Ii ing vote OF the congregation.
- Mrs Alice Saulnier. %. a native OF
n. Bennington and wife OF John Saul
- nier OF SO Montgomery street. Nortl
" Adams died early Monday morninl
OF a complication OF diseases, will
M which she had been III for a shor
nt time. She had passed most OF he
q life in North Adams. Besides he
~ husband, she leaves two children, he
= father, John Fitzgerald of North AID
ans, and two brothers, John Fitzger
aid of Pittsheld and Richard o
= North Adams. The funeral will b,
= held Wednesday morning at oclocl
= and burial will be in Southview GENE
Mt terry.
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