The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-06

from all lllHSsS anu IcouluCu hlo uut-
les this morning.
Miss Elizabeth Buckley of Sche-
nectady spent the week end with
Miss Anna Griffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel w. Moon return
ed Saturday from their honeymoon
passed in New York.
Mrs. j. A. Evans and Miss Dorothy
Evans have returned from a few
days stay in Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. C. Edgerton were
registered Sunday at the Murray
Hill hotel, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Barton spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Chas
Barton of West SALISBURY.
Hiram B. Fassett, Jr., of the r. p.
l., Troy, spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. II. B. Fassett.
Burdell and Edwards arrived yes
terday from Saratoga. They are TO
fill three days engagement at the
Library theatre.
The committee arranging for the
annual fair of the Bennington City
band Nov. 16, II and IS have nearly
perfected the plans.
Received this morning a shipment
of new beavers and felt hoods in al
colors at the New York Millinery
Parlors, Library Building.
Mrs. Nellie Babcock Mason Of
North Adams has her dancing class
organized and will open Thursday af
ternoon in Foresters' hall at AIS.
The sale of school savings stamps
in the public schools is about forty
dollars per week. At that rate the
deposits for the year would be $500
Special mark down sale on trim
med hats for ladies'. misses and chill
dren during November at the New
York Millinery Parlor, Library build
ing.
Grace King, the Banjorine girl, ar
rived this morning from New York
She can be seen at the Library thea
tire during the first three days of this
week.
Miss Katherine Mitchell OF Norti
street slipped and fell on the floor o
the Evans news room Saturday even
ing sustaining painful bruises abou
the face.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Walker, VIII,
have been spending several weeks
visiting friends in Herkimer. Sche
nectady and Brooklyn, N. Y. hav,
returned home
The regular November teachers
examinations will be held in room
10, School street building Thursda
and Friday. Nov. and 10. beginnin
at a. m. each day
Any child under IL years of ag
will be admitted to any seat in tn
opera house for THE Cat and tn
Fiddle" for rs cents il accompanie
by parents. Limited to 100 seats.
Harry Lane, who has been runnin
on the Boston and Albany railroa
between Worcester and Albany a
express messenger, has returned [
his former run from Bennington I
Chatham.
John Purcell, Jr.. has returne
from the Troy city hospital where /
was taken several weeks ago to III
dergo treatment for a broken arr
sustained at the Holden, LeonaT
& Cos. mill
A personally conducted Trav
Club Tour will start from the Fir
Baptist church dock at 7.45 this CIV
ming. Everyone who is interested
know more about India and her pc
pie are invited
Mrs. Helen j. Thomas will entt
tain the Second Congregation
church missionary reading circle
her home at 3 o'clock Tuesday aft,
noon. The reading will be "Weste
Women in Eastern Lands"
II George A. Smith has completed
contract for the purchase of [
John lockwood farm and has TAX
: possession. Mr.. Smith has sold
4 Mr. lockwood the property on NJ
4 gan street which is now occupied
\ Mr.. lockwood
z The town of Bennington sch
4 district, that part of the town
4 included in the oorporated distri
4 OF Bennington and North Benning
4 not maintaining high school, ID
! tuition for Its resident pupils. I
number has been steadily increas
j and this year there are 80 81
y pupils, 10 in the North Benning
= high school and 20 In Benning
: high school, The tuition for IN
D will amount during the year TO o
s one thousand dollars.
= Four men were arrested Satur,
I and Saturday evening for intox
z ton and lodged In the county
One of the Quartette was VIII
4 Roche OF Manchester who was
:. leased from Jail Saturday morn
y after serving ten days for intox
8 ton. Between and o'clock
= was arrested by Sheriff Godfrey \
, started with the man for the
= Roche was fairly crazy from tho
= fects OF liquor and in his frenzy
D up stubborn resistance. With
= assistance of several citizens he
y landed behind the bars.
y