The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of ne Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readen-

News Of ne Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy READER
Don't fail to see the show at Library ]
theatre tonight.
Robert E. Healy was in Pownal this
forenoon on business.
]. II. Powers visited friends in
North Adams Wednesday.
E. B. Hyde of springeld, Mass. a
former resident. is in town
Miles Robson has begun work for
the Henry NJ. Tuttle company
Mrs. Thomas Rogers Of New York
is guest of Mrs. A. c. Lamarre
Millinery opening at McLeod's mil
linery parlors, Saturday, Sept. SOth. |
Miss Tena Swift has resigned her
position as trimmer for Miss L. M.
Barney.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Williams have
returned from visit in Boston and
vicinity.
S. H. Blackmef is spending few
days at Joseph M. Ayres' cottage In
Dunville.
The young daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Robert Pike who has been i'll. has
I recovered.
Thomas Lyons has returned from
4 several days stay in New York and
1 New Haven.
Miss Cora Bratton Of Williamstown
q was guest Wednesday Of Miss Char
& lotte Barber.
d Mrs. Emma Dickinson of Main
& street has returned from a visit In
4 Catskill, N. Y.
L Miss Mabel Gardner has resigned
her position In the factory of Bottum
+ and Torrance Co.
I Miss Maud Carpenter is the week
4 end guest of Miss Harriet yelling OF
North Bennington.
1 The vaudeville at Library theatre
D last night was the best that has beer
u here in some time,
Z Miss Mary Fischer of the training
\ school at Hillcrest hospital, Pittsheld
Is at her home here.
h Millinery opening OF fall and winte
II trimmed hats at Miss L. NJ Barney
q Saturday, Sept. Goth. SITE
Z Grant Hollenbeck, an engineer 70
n the Rutland railroad, has resumed hi
h duties after q vacation.
Audria, the ten year old daughter o
y Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lynch, who Is II
n OF diphtheria Is recovering.
4 Miss Katherine Lockland and Josep
Clark have returned to Troy after
visit to Mrs. Charles Cooper.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Honiker VIII
4 have been guests of relatives her
have returned TO Revere, Mass.
Mrs. Jennie Bowles and Mrs. Marth
h Temple OF Woodford were recer
guests OF Mrs. Henry Burgess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Hollenbeck {
a Depot street have returned from
X months stay In Rochester. N. Y.
Z Mrs. Eliza Crawford, who has bee
guest of Mrs. Eben Wlnslow at Ere
a port L. l., has gone to Bridgepor
y Conn.
The management OF Library theati
has secured Nice and Lovey, those q
pertaining kids for the last three da,
,sl Of this week.
The Junior gymnasium class Of Il
IN" Y. NJ. c. A. will meet tomorrow eve
Zee. ing at $3.50 o'clock. All members al
are requested to be present.
ate Miss Marion Cook. who is takir
1ge the nurses training course at the HI
ATE crest hospital In Plttsheld is visitiI
les her father, Luman Cook.
.ug. Postmaster C. NJ. Graves and Jud
i'm. Z. l.. Bates and Frank Z. Howe a
'our at Proctor today attending the funer
the OF former Governor Fletcher d. Pre-
IIsh. tor.
kus- John Robinson has bought sever
that carloads OF wool, among the farmt
pan OF this vicinity during the season.
re has paid from is to 20 cents per pou
pos for the wool.
There will be meeting this ev
"Da. ing az the Parish house after servi
May. OF the executive committees anu
4 de. heads OF the branches OF st. Mar
ster. Guild OF St. Peters church.
oth- Mrs. Nellie f. Llbbey Departing
President OF Boston. Mass, w. r.
exc with Mrs. Florence Haynes. Natio
sseh, Inspector OF Boston, Mrs. Nellie B
who aon NJ North Adams snent Thurs,
rose. with Miss Iucv m Cutting. return
pc, to Boston by trolley.
Word comes from woodford I
alton that town was the scene this morn
elton OF furry OF snow OF considerable
lrst portions. The snow not only fell
with because OF the GOODNESS OF the grou
has remained with the surprised VIZ
-. fordifau Innpar than IA ueual with