The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

Miss Elizabeth Keller has return
I'd from a visit in Albany.
Dr. F. T. Grennan of Schenectady
was in town over Sunday.
George M. Hawks has recovered |
from an attack of the grip.
Roger Hicks of Lee, Mass, spent
the week end with friends here.
This is the last week of the selling
out sale in the Library building.
Miss Sallie Graves is entertaining
Miss Frances Eldred Of Saratoga.
Miss Helen Boyd of Philadelphia
is a guest of Miss lmogen Norton.
Mrs. w. R. Smith of Union street
is recovering from a recent illness.
Municipal Judge f. II. Holden was
at his former home in Manchester
over Sunday.
Miss Mary Hyde was a guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs X. M. Hyde of Pitts
field over Sunday.
G. p. Endress and e. B. Patterson
returned Sunday from hunting trip
in Searsburg. Mr.. Endress secured
a fox.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Braley Of Boil
tons Landing, N. Y, were guests
over Sunday of their son, DR.. F, S
Braley.
Thanksgiving sale of millinery this
week at the N. Y Millinery parlors
Library building. Very attractive of
ferings during the sales. Dot.
The Foresters will give their annu
al entertainment to members ant
their families at their rooms in the
Hawks block this evening.
in a fast game of football on the
athletic field Saturday afternoon the
Hustlers defeated the Blackinton A
| c. team by a score of 10 TO 5.
Miss Alice Robinson, who has
closed her residence at Old Benning
| ton. is spending a few days as the
guest of Miss Juliet Stamford.
|
Miss Mildred Wright and Charles
and Harvey Wright Of Woodfort
have been visiting their father in
Pittsfeld hospital, where he has beer
undergoing treatment. Mr.. Wright
suffered a paralytic shock recently
at Stamford while driving a team fol
| William S. Knapp.
Some sixty new books of fictior
have recently been added to the town
library. Among them may be found
Mrs. Humphrey Wards latest book
"The Case of Richard Meynell;
Members of the Family" by the au
thor of THE Vlrginian," j. NJ. Bar
rie; Peter and Wendy,' Klaus Hin
rich Baas; David Graham Phillips
"Old Wives for New
More than fifty men attended thu
meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A. yesterda!
afternoon. Rev. w. l. Coburn gav'
a forceful address. using the subject
Bringing in the King" The NJ. L
male quartet composed of Messrs
Long. Maurer, A. II. and A. h. Hollis
ter rendered two selections and thu
NJ. Il. Sunday school orchestra led b.
George Donnelly, played before AM
during the meeting.
George Delaurier, who has bee
employed as driver by G.. w. WI
liams, left this morning for Pittsfor
where he will become an inmate O
the state sanitarium for the trea'
ment OF tuberculosis. He has bee
i'll for some weeks, following an a
tack of the grip and an examinatio
by several physicians showed that h
had developed the first stages OF pu
monary tuberculosis.
A day for children and the lover
OF children characterizes Snow-whii
in every sense OF the word. Fit
children are in the cast and the
move most naturally in world
, dwarf, magic and fairy princesse
The story originated In Germany an
has been delighting the hearts
children for hundreds OF years. II
still being played by German CHI
} dren in the form in which II Will
Z presented here in Library hall q
afternoon and evening of Decemb
first
NJ. b. Middleton. the architect,
} preparing the plans for the buildil
!. TO be erected on Stafford street I
) the use OF +. l.. Bottum and A.
} Torrance in the manufacture OF C.
!. lars. Work on the structure will
; begun as soon as the plans and 81
, cifications are ready. Messrs. ID
Z. tum and Torrance are negotiate
J for the lease of temporary quartz
D in which to manufacture sampl
;. while the building is In process
Z construction. They have look
Z over several properties including
a second floor OF the building at
4 corner OF North and River sire
u over the Toe Levin store and also
a second floor Of the building used
4 the Bennington Wax Paper compa
y The latter at present seems to be
Il more desirable.