The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-05-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

News OF the Town and Village i0ld Briefly
for Busy Readers.
Tag day for THE Benbi" Saturday
May 10. 6St4"
Charles Hicks is employed by VIM,
II. Morgan.
II. p. Woodmau is in Albany today
on business "a SMhk |
Mrs c. Il. Pierce is passing the day
in Arlington.
John Ryan of Depot street is on
the sick list
r. c. Packard of Cambridge visited
here on Wednesday,
Mrs Thomas Whitman is suffering
with sciatic rheumatism.
d. j. Merriman passed a portion of
the day in Troy and Albany
l.. S. Norton is on business trip in
the northern part OF the state.
II. d. Fillmore has returned from
short business trip TO Boston.
Deputy Sheriff George E. Corey of
SALISBURY is in the village today.
Mrs. Bridget Cronin of Hoosick
Falls visited friends here Wednesday.
Miss Mary Robinson of Old Ben
nington is spending the day in Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Williams are
passing the day in Troy and Albany.
Mrs. Edward Bottum is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. S. Hathaway OF
J North Bennington.
Mrs. William Mcdonald of North
Bennington was guest Wednesday
of Mrs William Barron.
Extensive improvements are being
made upon the summer residence OF
! James A. Eddy at Old Bennington
.. Miss Nellie Morrissey of North
! Bennington visited Mrs William Bar
ron of Morgan street on Wednesday,
Della Ross is in town. She is go
ing to do a novelty dancing act at the
!. Library theatre for the rest of the
week.
DR. d. A. Gleason has returned
\ from New Haven, Conn, where he
. was called by the serious illness Of
= his brother.
Jack Connolly and George Mack ar
Il rived this morning. They are TO fill
q three days engagement at the Lii
4 brary theatre.
W. p. Kelley of the Metropolitan
A Life Insurance company and his staff
h of agents attended convention in
n Rutland Wednesday,
q E.A Swan who is spending few
h days at his home here is on fishing
b trip today IN the vicinity Of BARRIERS
n Pines. lie vas accompanied By Mrs
4 Swan.
y The body of Linus Fuller which was
& brought here last winter for burial
& and was placed in the vault, was to-
II day buried in the North Bennington
cemetery.
4 Rev. John Kelly of Manchester
4 who was called to North Adams by
u the death of his father and who
h spent few days here, returned
n home Wednesday,
q Miss Alice Mills is a guest at tn,
Y home of Dea +. p Hathaway during
4 the absence of her parents in Boston
8 Charles Mills is at the home Of Mr.
n and Mrs. II. II. Webster.
q States Attorney w J. Meaghe
A went this morning TO Manchester Z
n represent the state in an inquest TO b.
b held in the case Of Charles Bundy,
Y negro who committed suicide in Fet
ruary The inquest will be he'd be
- fore Justice of the Peace r, ]. Oryis
: In order to pay off the remainin
If debt on THE Benhi" there will b
II tag day Saturday, April 10. Twenty
II five members of the high school wi
II sell tags, for which any amount ma
II be paid from five cents up and n
H change will be refunded, One thoui
II and tags have been printed, and it
II hoped that from the sale of these tn
II entire debt may be paid
II Attorney Frank c. Archibald {
II Manchester was in North Adams We
II nesday and together with Commits
II sioner Blake, ex-Commissioner +.
II Locke, City Solicitor NJ. f. Coucl
II Engineer l.. G. Barton of Greenhel
II made a trip to the Broad Brook rese
II voir on a tour of investigation. M
II Archibald is counsel for one of III
II owners of land comprising the reese
II walton.
II Frank McKeryey, better known q
II shakespeare, the one-handed poi
II player, will be at the rooms of II
II Bennington Elks tomorrow eyenin
II and will appear in a match againl
II local pool shooters He viii probab
II play against two local men $50 shot
II to 100 using but one hand Mr., Ma
II Kervey recently played mate
II against two local players and won /
II a good margin. Following the mate
II he will give an exhibition OF difiicu
II shots.