The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News " the Town and Village Told Briefly
Ior Busy Readers.


James Maloney spent Sunday in
HOosick Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cummings be-
gan housekeeping at the Levin house
on River street today.
Miss Kathryn Jenney is a guest at
q house party in Cornwall, Ct, for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dinwiddie
spent Sunday with his parents in
Woodford.
Rev. E. B. Taylor of Bayonne, N. J..
is guest of Rev. A. Elmendorf for |
a few days.
G. H. Hold and C. E. Wright of
Springfield were in town Sunday for
a short visit.
Miss Bridge Casey of Dewey street
Is visiting her father. ID. A. Casey of
lOld Bennington.
Lost-Door key attached to wire
hook. Finder will please return to
Mrs. Lucy Durham.
Miss Florence Walbridge and Miss
Mary Walbridge returned Sunday from
a visit in New York.
Joseph Therein former resident of
bennington but now of Montreal is the
lguest of friends in town.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles Jepson re-
turned 20 Williamstown today after
several days spent in town.
Miss Mary Casey of Old Bennington
is spending several weeks at Ocean
Beach, New London, Conn.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church will
meet at the parsonage tonight.
Mrs. Sarah McConn of New Britain,
Conn., is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
John Purcell of School street
f. ]. Eckhart of Springfield, Mass,
representative OF the c. A. Dodge Co,
of Boston, was in town Saturday.
The regular meeting of B. p. 0.
Elks. No. SGT will be held Tuesday
evening in their rooms at o'clock.
B. A. Quinlan. Miss Florence Qun.
Ian and Raymond Quinlan spent Sun
day at Great harrington returning in
the evening.
An auto passed through Bennington
today with miniature aeroplane on
the radiator cap, the propeller being
run by the wind.
G. ID. Gibson who is critically i'll
was moved this morning from the
Oyiatt place at Old Bennington to his
residence on Main street.
Harry Chase of North Branch St,
who has been employed as cook on
the Evans Bugbee Lumber job in
stamford, has resigned his position.
Harry Clyo and Miss Rose Rochelle
who are to present vaudeville act
at the Library theatre for the next
three days arrived from New York
this morning.
/! Mrs. Margaret Myers of Jersey
: City returned to her home there to-
day accompanied by her children,
having been the guests Of relatives in
, town during the past week.
j.. E. Cushman, d. ID. G.. p, of Rut-
, land will make an official visit to
Manser Encampment, /. o. o. F.. this
evening. The attendance of all mem
!, bers is earnestly requested.
, Charles and Harley Valley OF the
Kurn Hattin home at Westminster,
who formerly resided here are the
guests Of their grandmother. Mrs. Jan
. tet Montgomery of Depot street.
>, Misses Margaret and Theresa Pie
Q Ian OF Utica, who have been the
] quests of their uncle, James Phelan
of North street for the past two weeks
returned 10 their home in that city
this morning.
. A committee from the local council
e OF the Knights OF Columbus was In
: Hoosick Falls Sunday to arrange fol
the attendance of the Hoosick Falls
council at the Columbus Day celebra
: ton here October IL.
" Rev Philip Schuyler will return
y from his vacation Friday but Their,
D. will be no services at st. Peters
20 church Friday evening. Rev. A. I'll
2 mendorf and family will leave Friday
:, for their home in Jersey City.
n Frank A. Wahlquist has bought tn,
!. Noah Harris Hub Box attachment FOL
D. Bennington county and is prepared I,
a. install them on all worn Wagon
h wheels for 20 cents per wheel. Makes
an old wagon run like new. Farmer
:, sheds blacksmith shop. cot.
st A horse belonging to A. c. LAMAR,
n and used on the delivery wagon o
* his store, became frightened by tn
IN falling OF a limb from tree Will
I'd standing on Park street his mornin
m and ran down Gage street where h
was stopped in front OF >Culliton'
store by Frank Meyers of Park street
81 No damage was done The hors
y was In charge OF Joseph Monette.
o- Through the courtesy OF Walloon
w sac lodge. the Daughters of Rebeka
Id have been given the use OF the N. I
i'd o. P. hall for a social dance Tuesda
N, night. You and your friends are co
RS daily invited to be present. Their
rs will be cards for any who care I
". lplay. In the parlor. Punch WIN
n served free by the ladies'. Music b
Frazier's orchestra Of four pieces. A,
= mission 20 cents. Entrance first doc