The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-08
BENNINHTON BRIEFS
NeSs Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
Tor Busy Readers.


John Harte spent Thursday at his
former home in Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Ward spent
Thursday at Great Darlington.
Miss Florence Mattison has return
ed from a short stay in Rutland.
Wait for the Valentine street sale
next week Friday and Saturday.
Social dance in N. E. o. P. hall on
Saturday evening. Music by Fraziers
orchestra. aFrA' 6StS
Miss Adelaide Bonynge Of New
York Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. c.
W. Thatcher. 4"
Wanted-Two rooms for light
housekeeping. Leave word at the
Banner Office. 67tS
Z. X. Dunbar of Boston, who has
been here for the past few days re-
turned today to that city.
The Green Bowl Tea Room on
Main street is being moved to the
Pratt house on Union street
The condition of C. D. Gibson, who
has been Ill for the past two weeks,
shows a marked improvement
Mrs E. s. Harris, Mrs. w. E. Hawks
Jr., and Mrs. E. A. Booth took an au-
tomobile trip to Pittsfeld yesterday.
Hampton Stewart of Carpenters
Hill is removing his household effects
to South Berlin, N. Y, where he will
reside.
Mrs. Margaret Clarke and mother
Mrs. Allen of Dewey street, returned
yesterday from a visit with relatives
In New York.
Mrs. Charles II. Deming OF Lanes
boro, Mass, with her son, is spending
few days with her parents. Rev and
Mrs. P. L. Dow.
The Woman's Home Missionary so
ciety Of the Methodist church will
hold its monthly meeting at the par
sonage, 100 Pleasant street, this eve
ming.
Mrs. G. r. Harmon and daughter
IThelma who have been visiting fol-
several weeks at the home OF Mr. ant
Mrs. F. l.. Harmon, have returned t
Troy.
Harry L. Relchenbach, business
manager for the play, The Gamblers
which Is to appear at the local operf
house September 10, was in town yes
terday consulting with c. A. Wood.
DR.. Gordinier of Troy was In con
sultation with DR.. j. B. Woodruff o.
North Bennington In the case OF H
s. Walbridge OF that village Thursday
Mr.. Walbrldge's condition shows &
slow improvement
Charles Klein's intensely interest
ing drama. "The Gamblers" whict
scored the most distinct success
among the serious plays produced
last season, will be the attraction al
the opera house Tuesday. Sept. 10.
Greatest sale Of hosiery In the his
tory OF Bennington begins tomorrow
Mems hose, &c, &c, lie. and lac; lad
les hose Sc, 12c, and 1sc; children'i
hose &c, &c, lie. and 13c, Every pail
worth nearly double. At the 25C
store, Library building.
Another Benningtonian to carry
away honors at the Rutland fair II
Dr. H. R. Bristol, who captured first
second and third prizes on his exhibit
of White Wyandotte pullets. He als'
succeeded in getting third prize To-
q White Wyandotte rooster.
The following automobile partie
we're registered at the Putnam hous
Thursday. Mrs. ]. l.. Finch, Mis-
NJ. Bowden and the Misses r. W. ant
A. A. Cheney Of Glens Falls and MI
and Mrs. c. A. Stonelake. Miss Hal
riett Stonelake and Miss NJ. A
Sweazey of Newark, N. J.
Rev. P. L. Dow, pastor OF the NJ. Z
church will occupy his pulpit Sunda
at both services. The Sunday schoc
session will open at the close OF tn
morning service. The subject OF III
Epworth League service at $3.50 wi
be Echoes from Spring Grove" Tn
Junior League under the direction 9
Miss Carrie Wood will hold its SCI
sion in the church at $3.50.
c. ]. Thomas OF the United Coz
structlon company OF Albany has a
rived in town to take charge OF ID
placing OF the steel Orders on the me-
bridge on School street He will ais
superintend the laying OF the reil
forced cement floor, which he think
will be accomplished In two week
The abutments have been completes
They are made OF reinforced concret
and when the structure Is finished
will make thoroughly up-to-dai
bridge
List OF letters remaining uncalle
for In the postotflcs for the wee
ending Sept 4. 1911: Mr.. Gerem
Cerasolis. Mr.. George Davis. Messr
Hopton & Company. Orrin c. Lay
renee, Esq, Mutual Savings Ban
Mr.. Moon, Mr.. John Mayer. A.
Perry Mr.. Philip Gray Russell. NJ
Harry A. Small. Mr. ]. Greenlel
Sykes, Lille f. Anderson. Mrs. l..
Barker, Mrs. Cora A. Cain, Mrs. Lul