The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
agNs Of tire fOwn and Village Told Bhsfb
for Buy Readers

Mrs ]. Woodland is Ill at her home
t Bennington Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Aiken are
listing in Derry. n. H.
Mrs. c. B. March visited in North
Adams Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sumner are
spending a few days in Boston.
Mrs. M. o. Scott of East Arlington |
spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
c. l. Hendee.
Mrs. Charles Hodge returned
from a several days stay in
North Adams.
Card party and dance at N. e. o.
P. hall Thursday evening, Oct. 8. Ad-
mission Is cents. 90t3
Mrs. s. F. Henry of North Ben
nington was guest Tuesday of
Mrs. ]. H. Powers.
Mrs. NJ. c. Huling and Miss Helen
Carter of North Bennington visited
friends here Tuesday.
Edward Sumner an engineer on
the Rutland railroad is enjoying
vacation from his duties.
The Biograph picture, THE Last
Drop of Water" can be seen at Ii
brary theatre today only.
William Shaughnessy of Worces-
ter, Mass, Is being entertained by
his uncle, B. A. Quinlan.
At the close OF the business meet
ing of the Eastern Star this evening
refreshments will be served by the
ladies'.
Mr.. and Mrs Barney Cantor are
moving from the Brant house on
South street to the Hawks house on
Hillside street
Don't fail to see THE Last DroI
OF Water" one of the Biograph com
panys best productions at Library
theatre today only
Don't forget the band will play II
front of Foresters' hall tonight al
Ills. Bring 35c along and hear the
best musical of the season given by
the Bacon trio.
There will be a special business
meeting of the Second Congregation
al church Thursday for the purpose
of acting upon the report OF the
committee on beneyolences.
The concert in Foresters hall to
night will start promptly at s o.
clock Rain will not stop this en-
tertainment and 1t looks like a bis
night tonight for the Citizens band
Miss Anna C. Park and Mrs. Il. F.
Mosher, who have been spending a
few days at Miss Parks home here
have returned to Sunshine cottage in
Woodford to remain during the month
of October
Clifford Shepardson of Lenox
Mass, who Is employed in the fac
tory of the Bennington Paper Boz
company sustained fracture TO one
finger on the left hand while at worl
this morning.
An invitation has been received
by Catamount Commandery, U. o
G.. c. TO attend the opening Of com
mandery in Springfield, Mass. DC
tober II. II is probable that some
OF the local officers will attend.
The Woman's Auxiliary meeting
will be held at the Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing Thursday at $3.50 p. m. AS It is
che opening OF the seasons meetings,
a large attendance Is desired. After
the transaction OF the business, all
are invited for social hour.
The marriage OF Miss Florence E
Mattlson and Russell NJ Hyde OF
Pittsield will take place Saturday
afternoon October 7th, at four O.
clock at the home OF the brides
mother, Mrs. Z. d. Bennett. Onl!
the relatives and few OF the i'm
mediate friends OF the bride ant
groom will be present.
Catamount commandery. U. o. G
c. held an enjoyable meeting Tues
day evening at which time class o
| cduuludleb were lHllldleu. fOuoNlul
the business session refreshment
were served and cards enjoyed
The first prize was awarded to II
B. Hopkinson and the consolation
prize was won by Dennis Elwell.
Henry Benjamin of the Powna
road gathered from his crop OF pc
tatoes Tuesday about three bushels
each potato weighing over two lbs
The kind Is unknown. Two spec
mems. one Weighing two pounds,
ounces and the other two pounds
one ounce have been placed in Ell
dress Bros cigar store window.
One OF the large blocks OF ston
to be installed on the corners G
the new Masonic building fell to III
ground from the top OF the structur
Monday afternoon but fortunatel,
no damage resulted. The bloc
had been hauled from the ground
short time before and only a fey