The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-14
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News Of The Town ard Village Told Briefly
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News 81 The Town ard Village Told Briefly |
for Busy Readers
J. o. Burt was in Troy today on
business.
f. j.. Bates has recovered from his
recent illness.
Bernard Mangan Of Rutland visit
ed here Sunday
Miss Agnes Corey of Grove street
Is i'll OF the grip.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Board of Directors
will meet tonight.
f. D. Burt has returned from
visit in Philadelphia.
James Mahoney Of Boston visited
]. L. McGurk Tuesday.
Mrs. C. E. Pierce is visiting
friends in Rutland today.
The Y. NJ G. a. class in English
will meet at 7.45 tonight
Miss Imogen Norton is spending
the day in Troy and Albany
Emerson Estabrook went to Man
chester this morning on business
DR. and Mrs. W. L. Putnam are
passing a part Of the day in Troy
Mrs. Fred Burt has returned from
a weeks visit in Cambridge, N. Y
Mrs. A. J. Cooper and Miss Mabel
| Cooper are passing the day in Troy.
George Campbell of North Ben
nington spent Sunday with relatives
here
The regular Y NJ. G, A. young
woman's gym class will meet to-
night.
Mrs. John Briggs is visiting her
brother, Allen Briggs Of searsburg
today.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Houran visited
their daughter in North Bennington
Sunday.
Dewitt d. Lewis, the Optometrist,
will be in North Adams Wednesday,
March Is.
Misses Margaret and Elizabeth
schnurr passed Sunday with friends
in plttsheld.
Mrs. James Wood Of Imperial
avenue has returned from visit In
Troy and vicinity.
George Mathers of Troy visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Mathers over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Grennan and Miss
Sarah O'Connor have returned from
q visit in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Williams have
returned from Boston where they at
tended the automobile show.
Miss Martha Holton has returned
from two weeks visit to her aunt
Mrs c. C. Cook Of Pittsheld.
Miss Agnes streeter who is teach
ing in Wales Mass, is spending q
few days with her parents on Gage
street.
Mrs. Joseph Pellerin of Gage ST.
was taken yesterday to a Troy hos
pital where she viii undergo al
= operation.
The advance sale Of reserved sea
|. tickets for Seven Days" will oper
at the box Office at Z o'clock Thurs
! day evening.
a Mrs. Margaret Henehie. who IS
r employed on the Van SantvoorC
e farm, is visiting at her home Of
e River street
i c. d. Gibson, John lockwood L
l.. Stevens and G. If. Griswold unit
Z ed with the Methodist church las
= Sunday morning.
d Henry W. Putnam. Jr, is VISITING
il his father at San Diego, Cal, an
e writes that he finds his father IN el
celent health, Notwithstanding hi
advanced years.
William and Dennis Quinn OF Me-
. York~and Patrick Quinn Of pittshel
\ who were called here by the deaf
= OF their father. James Quinn, hav
81 returned to their homes.
"A Friday. March 18th is St Patrick
e Day. That evening the celebrate
q Pickaninny Minstrel show will
81 given at the opera house accompal
q led by Woods full orchestra Ticl
cts on sale at Ayres drug store.
f. l.. Roberts, travelling passeng,
N agent OF the Rutland railroad was
a Bennington today in the interest (
N the roads special excursion 10 Was
AZ ington on March %, for which n
81 round trip rate is only Sli.25.
One Of the most amusing chara
ters in the side splitting coined
ii Seven Days" that Will be at the I
S cal opera house Monday March 2
81 Is a burglar lie Is on the stal
IS from the first moment to the la
IS but none OF the others know Il
81 Members OF Catamount comma
"a derry. L. o. G. c. will go to the hon
y OF Mr. and Mrs. G.. II, Meyers
"A Pownal Wednesday evening whel
~ they will be entertained The r
"a froshments will be provided by n
ID young ladies' OF the commander
81 The party will leave on the 7:45 {
81 clock car
"a A special car will run TO Bennln
4s ton Thursday night after the presc
~ tation Of THE Prince of pllsen"
.N the Richmond theatre This Is OF
III OF the big productions that has be,
IA secured for the Richmond durlr
NJ the spring season Parties dosirii
81 tickets for the show can order
"a telephone to the box office.
t9 The current issue OF The Vcrmo
~ ter Is indeed a pleasant one X
t lington and Shrewsbury peaks a
III pictured from the valley OF the OF
- and described In an article hy Nor
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