The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
ple~s Of ne Town and viIsge Told Briefly
EDe BsnS ReaderA-
Russell Chandler is in.

is seriously ILL.,
To Reinforcement Apply to
Mrs. B. G. Slade.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Powers are
spending the afternoon in Hoosic
r. Fl. Walker and two children OF
Arlington were in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Webb of
East Arlington spent Thursday here.
Mrs. William Burt of Park st extern
sion is confined to the house by ill
ness.
Frank McDermott OF Pittsfeld has
been visiting at his home here for a
few days.
Received today a full line OF New
| Yorks newest models in coats at the
Drysdale store.
Miss Charlotte Premise of Pitts
field spent Thursday with her sister,
Mrs. Lewis Pierce.
Misses Bridget and Josephine Gren
nan OF Spring street are visiting
friends in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. H. r. Mackernay left
this morning for New York City,
where they will remain a week
Miss Amy Stewart and her guest,
Miss Harriet Barrett OF Rutland
spent Thursday in North Adams.
Cable Prindle OF Williamstown
was in the village yesterday to wit
ness the baseball game at Morgan
park.
The management OF Library thea
ire has placed another vaudeville act
on his bill The admission remains
the same.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Clowser of
Cambridge, Mass, visited friends
here Thursday. Mrs Clowser is a
former resident.
G. b. Wellington and family have
closed their summer home at Old
Bennington and will return to Troy
this afternoon
Joe and Olive Hatches arrived here
from New York yesterday. They are
filing three days engagement at
the Library theatre.
Mile Paula arrived here from Rut-
falo yesterday. She is engaged as
aerial artist for the last three days
of the week at Library theatre.
Mrs. Margaret Kelly and daughter
\ Mrs. William Kennedy Of Cambridge
former residents, are visiting Mrs
Mary Whitney of Spring street.
The football game between the 10
cal nigh school and Burr and Bur
4 ton seminary which was scheduled
for tomorrow afternoon, has beer
cancelled at the request of Burr
and Burson seminary.
An auto party consisting of E. E
Bottum. Stephen Connors, w. e
Bingham, Harry Hufnagel and Pau
White enjoyed a drive to Schenec
tady and return Thursday.
u Melvin Wadsworth, former wei
known resident of this village, who
is in the Odd Fellows home at Lud
, low, Will observe his 99th birthday
I, anniversary Sunday, October %.
e The Columbus day committee from
l. the local lodge OF Foresters desires
d to thank the parents OF the children
c. who rode on the float in the parad,
o and also Superintendent F. II. Rich
e ards OF the Jennings estate for tn,
e use of the handsome yoke of oxen
Miss Sylvia Bell Allen, daughte
J. OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Allen OF thi
l. town. and Edward Griffin of Hoosicl
le Falls were united in marriage b.
l. Rev. p. L. Dow at the Methods
e parsonage Monday evening. TIL
"a couple was unattended After
y brief honeymoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Grit
!" fin will reside in Bennington.
Miss Della Alice Hamilton o
Sandgate. daughter OF Mr.. and Mr.
William Hamilton and Stannard r
10 Wilcox of Manchester were marrieu
at the parsonage of the Methods
N church Thursday afternoon by Re,
At +. L. Dow Upon their return iron
n a short wedding tour Mr.. and Mrs
Wilcox will make their home Il
Manchester.
George Wheeler OF Green Island
who caught for a portion OF the sel
son on the Bennington baseball tear
two years ago, was In the village o
Thursday to see the game at MOI
gan park and to call upon friend
made here when backstopping TO
the Huckleberry boys. Wheeler I
still under contract with the Tro
team Of the New York state leagu,
He started the season recently cloi
ed with Haveril OF the New Englan
league but broke a thumb and wa
out of the game for some weeks. II
finished the season with Brockto
and caught one or two games wit
the Troy team during the last tw
weeks OF the season.