The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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1e"s Of the Town and Village fold Brief,
Tor Busy Readers-
C. A. Maurer was in Troy Wednes-
day on business.
Miss Hazel Mcleod is spending the
week at WATERFOWL, CT.
Alfred Bennett of White Creek Wis.
tied friends here Wednesday,
F. B. Carver of the Holden, Leonard
Co, is in New York on business.
Spring opening at McLeod's MILL
merry parlors Saturday, April 1st S4t2
Misses Della and Victoria Lashway
have returned from a visit in Rut-
land.
Rev. H. ]. Maillett OF Woodstock.
formerly of Dorset, is visiting friends
in town.
Mrs ]. T. Lee and son have re.
turned from visit to relatives in
Springfield.
Edward Lemely of Schenectady, a
former resident, has been passing
lew Gays mere.
William A. Root has returned to
New York after spending a few days
here on business.
Mrs. Henry s. Bingham was regis
tered at the Hotel Woodstock, New
York, Wednesday,
Reuben Sanburn of Schenectady,
formerly of this village, who has been
visiting here has returned home.
Mrs. f. B. Carver entertained Div.
ision A of the Second Congregational
church at her home Wednesday af.
ternoon.
There will be a card social in Col.
den Cross hall tonight. All invited
Widow, dancing and refreshments
Admission 10 cents.
Harry Robarge of Williamstown
who acts as chauffeur for G.. T. Lane
during the summer season, is spend
ing the day In town.
The milk train due to leave Ben
nington at 1890 for Rutland was de
layed this morning forty minutes ow
ing to a defective air brake.
Rollin Taylor and Gilbert II. Ran
som went today to North Adams t
attend the horse sale of the Deerfielt
Valley Lumber company In that city
The Eagle Patrol of the Boy Scouts
will take a hike tomorrow to Hatha
way hill, leaving the Y. M. C. A. a
$3.50. All who have uniforms wea
them.
The ladies' of the Baptist churcl
will be entertained Friday from t,
5 o'clock in the church parlors b,
Mrs. Moses, Mrs. Harmon and Mrs
Evans
The scenic equipment, electrical
effects, stage settings and costumes
in THE Rosary which appears her,
Friday, April 7, is said to be beyont
comparison.
Y On the Y. NJ. c. A. bowling contes
Wednesday evening five men on tn,
clerks team bowled 2.222 and on tn,
Cooper machine works team thre,
men scored 1892.
Deputy Sheriff Harvey Lincoln o
Rupert who has been in town in con
!. nection with the search for the al
\ legged slayer OF Cyrus Motif Of Sand
gate, has returned home.
e Madame Olga will positively clos,
n her parlor Saturday night. 1t is you
&C loss If you do not consult her. AL
= life readings one half price Corne
Il North and Pleasant streets.
The local lodge OF Foresters OF Am
erica will meet Friday afternoon at
o'clock in their rooms to attend in
body the funeral OF the late membe
n Of the order, Jonathan A. Waite.
Mark Miller OF Lisbon, Ohio. arriy
ed in Bennington Wednesday for
brief visit returning home today
l Mr.. Miller is known here having re
u sided on Morgan street three year
ago, before leaving here at that tim,
for Lisbon.
l. A car composing one OF the units o
an afternoon freight train over tn
Chatham division of the Rutland roai
late yesterday afternoon jumped tn
rails near Petersburg and II was nee
essary last evening to send the mill
4 train south by the way OF Troy.
There will be a novel entertain
ment called "a Track Meet" givel
under the auspices OF the Young Pee
pies society Of the First Baptis
: church in the church parlors at s o
clock Friday evening, The enter
. tainment will be participated in b,
all. The mems Baraca and other Sc
cieties will attend.
\ A paragraph in the Boston Trans
cript states that Miss Charlotte NJ
Perry Of Bennington. VI. has beel
!. elected matron OF the Maiden hospita
to succeed Mrs. Leonilde +. Lowery
who has accepted a position In tn
| Bellevue hospital In New York. Mis-
Perry who Is graduate OF the Mass
IlnchusettS General Hogpital Traininl