The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
sGsr D. die Town and iII<se Told BnsGb
6r0 DAV Readers.

Mrs H. A. Lyons spent Wednesday
in Pittsield.
DR.. ]. II. Cole has returned from
few days stay in Manchester.
Il. A. Swan, travelling salesman,
is visiting at his home here.
Mrs. ]. l.. Shippey of Congress ST..
visited in Pittsfeld Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Harmon of the Shafts
bury road is visiting her parents at
Bennington Falls.
Mrs. Mary Hathaway is visiting
her son, A. S. Hathaway, in North |
Bennington who is i'll.
Card party and dance at ~ L. o. |
p. hall Thursday evening. November
! 20. Admission Is cents 30t3 |
Miss Irene Nichols of New York |
and Williamstown. was a guest We'd
nesday of Mrs C. A. Carpenter.
Just received an elegant shipment
of ladies' and misses Coats $59S to
$4,000 at the new Noveck store. 32t2
Stark Lodge, |. o. o. F. and Miriam
Rebekah lodge will serve a venison
supper in their hall at O'Clock Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. f. w. Bradford entertained a
few tables at bridge followed by tea
this afternoon in honor of Mrs. X. G.
Graves of New York
Miss Frances Eldred of Saratoga,
who has been guest of Miss Sallie
Graces, went to Hoosick Wednesday
to visit Miss Avis Babcock.
Social dance at Academy hall on
Friday evening, November "a. Ad-
mission rs cents, Dancing from s to
II. Music by Goldsmith's orchestra.
30t3
A number of the Italians, who have
been employed on the Everett estate
during the past few months, have
finished work and returned to their
homes Wednesday,
Mrs. Calvin Endress went to Dan.
bury, Conn. Wednesday to visit her
brother She will go from there to
Hartford for visit with her daught-
er Mrs Percy p Taylor.
} The case against John Cone char.
ged with larceny has been brought
before the municipal court and con-
tinued to November 2S because OF the
absence of one Of the important wit
nesses.
Harold w. Cole, proprietor of the
Cole Pharmacy on Main street, who
is Ill at his home In SALISBURY OF
typhoid fever, is now making a rapid
r recovery and 1t is expected that he
will be at his place OF business with.
; In two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Hopkinson we're
!, given on enjoyable surprise at their
: home on Main street Tuesday even.
D ing in honor Of their 22nd marriage
3 anniversary and the birthday ami.
e versary of Mrs. Hopkinson which oc-
CURED Tuesday.
Miss Mildred Brown pleasantly en-
tertained several OF her young
friends Wednesday evening. The oc.
e casion was her thirteenth birthday
Games and music constituted the
evenings amusement She was the
:, recipient Of several reminders of the
, occasion. Refreshments were served
" Manager Wood OF the opera house
d received an order from Hoosick Falls
, this morning for 80 seats for "The
& Chocolate Soldier" Thus far 24I
e seats have been ordered BY hand
ing In your name before Friday even
!, Ing at 10 o'clock, you will stand the
n same chance as people who subscrib
? ed earlier
d Village Clerk William P. Hogan
has forwarded to Superintendent
Il George w Green Of the Bennington
and Hoosick Falls division OF tn,
=, Berkshire Street Railway system IN,
II bill for the portion OF the expense o
constructing the permanent road OF
% West Main street. The total expens,
= or construction was nearly $4,000. No
70 quite third OF this amount is char
Z ged to the railway companys portion
OF the work.
le "One Way Out" by William Garlic
Id ton has Just been added to the tow
ID library. In this remarkable narri
le tive man tells simply but with d,
manic power how at thirty-eight h
lost his position in the office Of a bi
corporation; how he learned that IN
v special training OF his own office wa
. OF no value in getting him positlo
IN any other office; how at thirt
eight he was already too old" TO e,
such position as he had found en-
" lily enough at eighteen; how he an
his wife and boy in their trim lit
an suburban home were actually co
tronted with the fundamental pro
lem OF how TO exist; how he met an
solved that problem In way une
ng pected and dramatic, though to hi
and his wonderful wife, Ruth. OBJ,
GUS and natural. by "emigratIng"
America; and how in all their stru
gle they found their lives enrich,
he and inspired by the old adventurou
pioneer spirit OF their forefathers.