The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
NEWS of the fOwn and Village Told Bhsfb
for Bury Readers

for Bury Readen-
A. J. Cooper is in Chicago on bust
ness.
The Brewster block on North street
is being painted.
George Hassom Of Pownal visited
friends here Monday.
Mrs. Marshall Clapp of New York
is visiting Miss Gertrude Hyde.
Miss Kathryn and Nellie Lyons
visited In North Adams Monday.
B. L. Gaulet has returned to st.
Adams after a short visit in town.
Miss Dorothy Schwartz has return
ed from a few days stay in Albany.
Born, Monday, daughter to Mrand
Mrs. B. H. Knapp Of the Burgess
road.
Mrs. Walter A. Houran of New
York, a former resident, Is visiting
here.
James Higgins of Woodford City is
visiting Herman Bugbee of Branch
street.
Mrs Henry Lawrence and son Ed
ward of Arlington are spending the
day here.
James Mccarthy has returned from
! several days visit with his mother
In Cohoes.
Repairs and improvements have
been completed on the Flynn house
on Main street.
Card party and dance at N. e. o.
P. hall Thursday evening, Oct 8. AID.
mission Is cents. 90t3
Mrs. ]. Gilmer and two children of
Salt Lake City are visiting her father
I Joseph T. Watson.
Mrs. T. A. Davenport has returned
from New York where she was called
\ by the serious Illness OF her mother
\ At the regular meeting of Gaia.
mount Commandery this evening q
( class Of candidates will be initiated
4 The Senior gymnasium class oil
! the Y. M. c. A. will begin the season
at 7:45 Tuesday evening, when all
8 the members are urged to be present
8 The members of Court st. Mar
4 garet Daughters of Isabella, Troy
will motor to Bennington and return
3 on Thursday.
Mess Beulah Bates left this morn
z Ing for Randolph to attend the annual
Iconvention of the Young Peoples So
! ciety Of Christian Endeavor.
Miss Sarah Cox has discontinued
2 housekeeping in the Columbian
! house, corner River and Depot streets
p and Is employed at the Soldiers home
2 Don't overlook the most interesting
Z meeting at the Guideboard Chapel
! this evening at 8 o'clock. Board
the 7.45 car and you will reach the
chapel In time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds Durham oil
North Bennington have broken up
housekeeping In that village and will
, reside with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Durham of Haynes Corners.
8 A special meeting OF the industries
n committee of the board Of trade will
8 be held this evening at the Office Of
IS Secretary Harris at o'clock. This
l. ID important and all members should
II be present.
y Places Of business owned by the
u Hebrew settlement were closed Mon
: day because OF the solemn observance
= OF Yom Kippur, or ay OF Atonement
The day began at sunset Sunday
night and ended last evening.
s Leon B. Parker who has been run
Q ming on the Boston and Maine rail
y road as express messenger, between
h Troy and Boston, during the summer
Ia has returned to his old run between
e Bennington and North Bennington.
L A small fire OF unknown origin wa
discovered on the main floor OF tn
= Bennington Wax Paper company fac
tory at midnight last night by e.
:. Asher, the night Waterman. II wa
extinguished by use OF sprinklers be
= fore much damage had been done.
% THE Diamond Trio, composed O
e Wheeler. Burns and McCrehan, tire
Ia members of the Bennington baseba
4 team during the 1911 season, Is sinl
nd ing this week at a moving plctur
". theatre In Keene, N. H. Tho tri
Is has future engagements in othC
1 S cities
q Nearly 800 tickets have alread
'rSt been sold for the concert and dane
lies to be given under. the auspices OF III
M Bennington Citizens band tomorro
ID, night. The artists who will appel
% at this concert are considered by Ii
oL best judges to be at the top Of the
profession and surely treat is
- store for tn music loving people
IN Bennington.
The Mountain Spring Hotel al
Cottages at Lake Dunmore, have bee
sold to Carl w. Kimpton OF Philad'
phia. II. e. Blssell will continue
Hos the management OF the hotel. Exte
~ sive repairs and alterations will
u made before the house opens ne
r a year, including the installation
twenty rooms with private baths.
. The Troy Times.
y. In the estate OF HYDE S. Cross