The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-01-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the TOWN and Village Told Briefly
flr BUY Readers.

Piusiie d.
Mrs. F. w. Spear spent Thursday
In North Adams.
Misses Amy and Anna Putnam are
in Troy for the day
Miss Leah Moon is passing the day |
in North Bennington.
Miss Mildred Sweet Is spending the
day In North Adams.
John J. Ryan has recovered from
an attack Of the grip.
Paul Larin has returned from
few days stay in Troy.
Mrs. f. T. Griswo,d has returned
from few days stay in Albany.
Mrs. Church of Glens Falls is Wis
ting her mother, Mrs. Sarah Odds.
Miss Mary Watson Of Waterford
is visiting her father, Joseph Watson.
Francis II. Gray is spending a few
days with relatives in Providence, r.
II.
Fred J. Kennon Of Elmira N. Y,
a former resident, is passing few
days here.
II. c. Roster and A. J. Holden have
returned from a business trip to New
York City.
There win be 1900 feet of Vita
graph comedy shown at Library the
atre tonight.
Home chickens, sausage and heavy
beef at l.. J. Eddington's. Tel 5l-4.
Mrs. r. B. Pike went to Hooslck
Falls today to visit her mother, Mrs.
J. D. Wyman.
Miss Charlotte G. Barber has re-
signed her position as clerk in II. c..
Rosters store.
Don't miss the Biograph picture
The Bankers Daughter at Library
theatre tonight.
Paul Galllpo who has been employ
ed in Troy has finished work there
and returned here.
Cut stencils at reasonable prices
for sac by Mrs. j. r. Wilson corner
Union and Silver streets. 7Ot2
The senior Y. NJ. C. A. gym" class
will be held this evening All mem
bers are urged to be present.
Mrs Lawrence Moore Of Williams.
town, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. Moore, has returned.
Miss Eleanor Burt has returned to
Arlington after spending q few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Powers.
There viii be a . round boxing
contest between Jef Davis and Chas.
Hurley at Library theatre tonight.
Frank Jackson fell on the ice on
Thursday evening near his home on
Gage street sustaining slight iniur-
les.
The Methodist church bowling
team will clash with the clerks In
the Y NJ. c. A. bowling tournament
tonight
"The Vermonter" for December
contains an article on Vermont and
Child Labor written by Mrs W. Il
Putnam OF this city.
DR.. +. S. Braley left today for New
York TO attend the automobile show
in Madison Square Garden. He *
poets to return Sunday night
DR.. Jennings Of the Old FRS
church and Rev. G. S. Mills Of The
Second Congregation. church viii
exchange pulplts next Sunday even
ing.
A class In freehand drawing vii
be opened today at the Y. NJ. C. a
All boys over II years OF age arr
eligible to take the course OF ten les
/ sons.
Theodore Thomas OF New York VIII
4 has been here In the interests of tn
i Holden-l0onard Co., also visiting hi
1 mother. Mrs. Helen Thomas. reiurne
n homo today.
j a representative meeting OF Oh
a captains of The y. NJ. G. a. tourn,
+. ment teams viii be- held at S o'cloc
n this evening for the purpose OF 90
Il NhUNlNt Auf n'H'uNlNf
Manager T.. W. Williams Of th
8 Bennington garage Us Zoo Brauleh0I
L and Springfield During his stay
X the New York auto show Mr. WI
K llams sod National and Hudso
+ car.
n George Wheeler. one of the ca
d chcrs on the local nine the early pa
L of last season, who has been spen
ing few days here, returned Oh
afternoon 10 his home Ia Green
+ land.
n Mrs. Mabel Cole while az work IN
e noon ln the press room oi Perry an
Kcosoman stepped on o nail, while
went through the foot. making
wound nccossiiatIng The attcndan'
OF a physician.
Richard nookcl. a son OF Mrs a. !
Richie. LEFT this morning for Alhar
TO take q position With the kulCkC
n booker Press. Mr. Bookol has 10
l. morly been employed as reporter ,
h the Philadelphia Trade Journal.
Physical Director Arnold OF the
L NJ. G. A. and Charles Hitchcock wei
TO Ludlow today To represent the
Nm. &. A. and BOY Scouts at The iir
annual conference OF Vermont Bol
beginning today and continuing unl
sundaysunday
A very pleasant surprise was te
dcrcd Miss Mary bentley OF DCp
street Thursday evening by numb
OF her young friends. The ocCasi,
being her tenth birthday Mus
rccltatIons and gaines were cnioy'
q and dainty refreshments served.
Through the klndncs Of The sup,
intondont. Col. Thomas Harmon. Il
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