The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Miss Blanche Buxton of Springfield
Mass, is guest of her cousin, Miss
Olive Pope.
The heating system in the Richie
block on Main street is being
thoroughly overhauled.
Mrs. Arthur Parkhurst of North
Adams is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
j. ~ Langdon of North street.
The funeral of the late Mrs. War
rem Harbour will be held Saturday
afternoon at o'clock at her late
home.
Mrs. C. D. Hanover and the Misses
NJ. T. Cone and E. B. Allen of Han
over, Ct, are visiting with friends in
town for few days.
Mrs L. S. Norton has returned from
Portland Me, where she has been
the guest for several weeks of Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Payson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Bennett.
have returned to Boston after having
spent several weeks at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Bennett
Mrs. Grace Vetel and sons Herbert
and James have returned to their
home in Freeport, Long Island, after
spending several weeks in town.
Mrs. p c. Cornell has returned
from Albany, where she accompanied
her daughter, Pauline, who has re-
| sumed her studies at KenWOod semi
nary.
Auction sale at the Grant farm next
Saturday September 16, at 10 o'clock.
Free lunch at 1890. John Robinson,
auctioneer. Don't forget the oppor-
tunity.
Miss Bessie NJ. Woodward returned
today from Mortified, Mass, where
she accompanied her niece, Miss
Hazel, who is attending the Moody
school.
Shoe Repairs. Note the following
prices:' Hand sewed taps, $1.00;
Ladies hand sewed, Soc; nailed taps,
75c.; Ladies nailed taps, 6Oc, Harry
Noon, ITO North street.
Miss Kathryn Jenney left this
morning for Quogue, N. Y, where she
will be the guest of friends for q
week, after which she will enter DR.
Young's school in Brooklyn
C. NJ Graves, who with his family
is spending part of the fall in
Woodford, telephoned to Bennington
yesterday TO inquire as TO the weather
report in the New York Herald.
There will be meeting of tn,
board of village trustees this eveninl
at 1880 in the village rooms Tn,
! meeting is held to open bids for tn,
extension of the sewage system oil
4 South street from Weeks to Prospec
street
Michael FRAZIER fell on North stree
4 yesterday afternoon striking his heat
against cuspidor and nearly severe,
his right ear. He was taken to hi
home on North street where tn
4 wound was dressed by a physician
i His condition is not considered SER
\ Gus.
4 A representative of the Barber AS
\ phalt Paving company of Philadelphia
a was expected to arrive in Bennington
i Thursday to oversee the asphaltin
4 work on the new pavement on Yves
Main street The expert was delaye
i however, and is scheduled to arriv
Il today
A letter from the commandant a
8 Fort Ethan Allen, detailing Lieuten
4 ant Harvey B. Davenport as Batilioi
4 Adjutant and William Lundergan a
Batillion Quartermaster was receive,
j yesterday Mr.. Davenport and MI
Lundergan will leave Sunday for For
d Ethan Allen. where the state militia
4 are encamped.
The Y p S. c. L. of the Secon,
\ congregational church will entertain
I the Y. p. S. c. +. of the Baptis
n church with corn roast tonight. AL
4 will assemble in the parlors of tn
Second Congregational church a
1880 p. m. and proceed TO the seen
3 of the roast. II the weather is IN
\ favorable social will be held in tn
n church parlors. VIII everyone pleas
81 bring cup and a knife.
a large crowd Of people on Mai
street was seen gazing toward tn
. sky yesterday morning viewing
= black speck which sailed over thi
city and disappeared TO the north.
= was universally declared 10 be a
3 aeroplane but as several more appea
ed a suspicious individual with ael
: glass made a close inspection an
> found them to be large pieces
black burnt paper which had bee
> caught In an air current
: Mr. and Mrs. Il. II. Everett an
. daughters, Misses Aime and Ann
left yesterday afternoon for a sho
> visit to their estate in Ohio. The
= were accompanied by II. c. Abby
!. who is the superintendent of Mr. h
= erett's Ohio home, and who was hei
. TO consult with Mr. Everett in regal
!. 10 the laying out OF his Bennington e
2 tate. The Everett party arrived
e town last Saturday from their cou
= Try home in Veyey, Switzerland. NJ
2 Everett expressed himself as beir
e highly pleased with the progress {
!. his Mt. Anthony summer home. /
z ordered q few minor changes, ho'
e ever, but the building will be practi
u ally the same as at first planned.
:. II is understood in North Adam
z that Il. p Benjamin OF Pownal,
~ one OF several who have made bi,