The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-05
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Russell NJ Hyde OF Pittsiield is II
town
Frank Riley is employed at Stew
arts grocery store.
The Cooper bridge on Main stree
has been painted
f. ]. Barron of Brandon was il
town Wednesday afternoon
K. Sexton Of Great harrington /.
visiting his mother, Mrs Agnes Sex
ton.
Mrs. Ralph White of North Bon
ningtor is spending the day with
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schwartz are
moving to the George Chandler house
on School street
James NJ. Coyle OF North Adams
spent Wednesday afternoon as the
guest of friends here.
Harold W. Cole is seriously i'll at
his home in SALISBURY with a severe
attack of typhoid fever
Don't fail to see two big vaudeville
acts and a special picture program at
Library theatre tonight.
Miss Daisy B, Wood and Miss
Grace d. Livingston spent a part of
Wednesday in North Adams.
Zebra Quackenbush of Petersburg
Junction is the guest today of his
daughter Mrs Collins NJ. Graves.
Al Fox and Nell DeMay arrived
this morning from Boston. They are
to fill a three days engagement at the
Library theatre.
The regular meeting of the Kings
Daughters will be held Friday after.
noon, Oct 6, at four o'clock with
Mrs F. w Goodall.
The members of Court St. Mar.
garet, Daughters of Isabella of Troy
enjoyed an auto drive to this village
and return this morning
Duke Darling, the funny comedian
arrived in town today. He is engag
ca Tor the last three days of this
week at the Library theatre.
Bennington Council, Knights of
columbus will hold a meeting tomor.
row evening. The Columbus Oay
committee will also meet at 9 O'Clock
G. b. Wells, a veterinary surgeon
VINO has been residing in Chicago
has come here to locate and will
shortly open an Office in the Norton
block
NJ. d. Harwood, who has been Wis.
ting his brother. Edgar F. Harwood
and other relatives for the past four
weeks, returned to his home this
morning in Plantsville, Conn.
One of the earliest sales of mems
and Women's clothing and furnish
ings will be inaugurated at the Joe
Levin store on North street tomor-
row. Special price reductions will be
made.
The cold weather is reducing the
number of automobile tourists. Only
two were registered in town yester-
day They we're Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.
Fiske of Springfield, Mass, and Mr.
and Mrs. G. F. Ashwell Of Detroit,
Mich.
The inventory of the stock OF
Michael J. Schwab who has conduct
ed a shoe store at the corner of
Gage and North streets, is being tax
en- up today in accordance with the
order of Referee in Bankruptcy, Dan
lei A. Guiltinan.
Rose, the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Welsh, died Wednes-
day afternoon at three o'clock of
cholera infantum. The funeral will
take place Friday afternoon at two
o'clock Burial will be in the Green
Mountain Chapel cemetery.
Mrs James +. Stone of Springfield
and Mrs Louise L. Boyce of Barre
were in the village this morning on
their way to attend the grand lodge
OF Rebekahs at Readsboro. Mrs.
Stone is president Of the organization
and Mrs. Boyce is secretary.
DR.. II. r. Bristol has removed his
Office from the Norton building to
the new Corsiglia building on Main
street. where he occupies a suite of
three large rooms on the second floor.
The room overlooking Main street
will be utilized as the Office proper.
because of the unusually favorable
lighting facilities Directly adjoining
this is a roomy reception room while
the laboratory is at the farther end
OF the suite.
An interesting lecture will be Civ
en- at the Bennington opera house on
Oct u by Richard H. Toilette, the
widely known naturalist and sports
man who will lecture on the home
life of the wild animals of the North.
The lectures will be illustrated by
motion pictures which were taken by
the well known hunter and sports.
man, Paul j. Ralney on his recent
hunting trip to the Arctic regions at
cost Of $4,000. They bring out
clearly the home life of the Arctic
birds and animals; the life of the Es.
kmo and the capturing alive of the
animals of the Polar regions are also
clearly Illustrated.