The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-01
stNNIKaTON BRIEFS
~. D. 1he Town and hIiGSe Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

Jacob Stakeholder is in Troy this
afternoon.
Miss Susan Snow is in Troy for
the afternoon.
Miss Ella Carey is passing the af-
ternoon in Troy.
Mark Donovan of Great Darlington
visited here Friday.
Wallace Grimm of Great Barring
ton was in the village Friday.
Adelbert Pratt has gone to Airing
ton where he has position
George Boswell Of Troy spent Fri
day in town on business.
J. l.. Blanchard of Troy was the
guest Of friends in town today.
Robert E. Rudd Of Pownal spent
Friday in Bennington on business
Elmer Stanley of SALISBURY spent
Friday in Bennington on business.
Hugh Aldrich is passing a part of
the afternoon in North Bennington.
Harry Walsh went to New York his
afternoon to remain for some time.
Born Friday a IS pound daughter
to Mr. and Mrs Lorenzo F. MooIe
l.. NJ. LOOMS of SALISBURY is
spending the day in town on business.
Mrs. Anna o. Filkins of Hoosick
Falls is spending the day in Benlins-
ton.
A new electric motor has just been
installed at the Enos Adams soap Fac
tory.
Mrs. f. A. Tobin returned today
from a visit in yergennes and Middle
bury.
w. J. Henderson of Elkhart, md.
was the guest of friends in town on
Thursday.
George II. Papers of the Benning-
ton Flats has accepted a position IL
Arlington.
Miss Alice Daniels returned today
from visit at her former home in
Middlebury.
Mrs. Lucina Elwell OF the Shafts
bury road is suffering from the effects
of broken leg
Louis b. Puffer OF the faculty of r.
p. l., Troy came today TO spend Sun
day at his home here.
Joseph Shaughnessy OF Clinton,
Mass, came today TO be the guest of
his uncle B. A. Quinlan.
Mrs. James e. Burke and Mrs. VIM
H. Nichols returned today from
weeks visit in Brookline, Mass.
Lyman Papers has recovered from
his recent Illness and resumed his
duties on the f. b. Jennings farm.
Miss Helen Murphy went this after
noon to Albany to enter the ST Peters
hospital training school for nurses
Miss Helen Montay of Middlebury
came today to Bennington to be the
guest of her aunt, Mrs E. A. Tobin
Mrs. Walter Rice of Bennington
Falls who is i'll, does not improve as
rapidly as her many friends would
wish.
Mrs. S. Patterson of Dewey street
entertained a few friends at supper
last evening to celebrate her Goth
birthday
Arthur Goyette, who has been Wis
iting at the home of f. o. Graves on
Elm street, returned today to his
home in Springfield.
John H. Percy of the Bennington
Flats is confined to the house as the
result Of injuries sustained by being
kicked by "A horse
The entertainment committee of
the n. +. o. p wish to call meeting
OF its members at the society hall at
O'Clock this evening
Born March Goth a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. f. S. Eldred OF North Pow
nal Mrs. Eldred was formerly Miss
Georgiana Austin OF this town
Charles J. Miller of the Grand Rap
ids. Mich. Star Knitting Machine
Works. aho has been at the Cooper
/ Machine Works learning to operate
( the machines, returned today to his
home
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sawyer of
/ Woodford are removing their house
hold goods today to the Chandler
house on North street, recently vaca-
ted by Mr.. and Mrs. John Houran,
who at present reside on Scott street.
Collins Nj. Graves is in SALISBURY
| today where the transfer of the hotel
property to Oliver Lawrence by the
widow of the late Wallace Lyons.
| is being made. Mr.. Ly-
ons was suddenly taken i'll
while attending a health officers
meeting at Montpelier nearly year
ago and died before he could be taken
home. 1t is understood that Mrs.
Lyons will make her future home in
Philadelphia.
John McInerney the popular Adj
ans pitcher, who was with Benning-
ton during the latter part of the sea
son a year ago, has forwarded his
signed contract to the Worcester
club of the New England league The
! Adams boy received an offer from
Manager Burkett last fall and, al
though it has been reported on sever
al occasions that he had signed, his
name was not affixed to the contract
until Thursday. Mclnerney is now
attending Amherst but he expects to
get away for an occasional game be-
fore college closes. He may train
this next month with the Northamp-
ton club