The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-06-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

Ne"s OF the Town ana village old brfetb
for Busy Readers
Mrs A. r. Rickert is in Troy for
the day.
Chas. T. Burt is in Troy today on
business
Miss Mary Pilon of Hadley N. Y,
is a guest of Miss Goldie Woodland of
Main street
Gilbert Burt, who is employed in
Manchester spent the week end at
his home here.
Robert Hall Of New York Is passing
a few days at his summer cottage in
Old Bennington.
Mrs. Charles Clowser of Cambridge.
a former resident was a week end
guest of Mrs. ID. j. Merriman.
Miss Dorothy Sigworth and Miss
Dorothy Tiffany enjoyed a days out
ing Friday on Mount Greylock
Hiram Fassett, Jr., a student at the
Pennington seminary at Pennington,
n. j., is at home for the summer.
Vladimir Bricker who recently
went to Pittsefld where he has a posi-
ton, was in the village over Sunday.
Manager James Garry of the Pitts
field baseball team and Mrs. Garry
and son were guests Sunday of B. A.
Quinlan.
Mrs. William Lewis and brother
NH
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. W.
c. Houran
William Warren of Troy and Geo.
Warren of Rutland visited their
mother, Mrs. John Warren of School
street over Sunday.
+. w. Williams fished the Batten-
kill in Manchester Sunday returning
with good trout catch and a brown
trout Weighing three pounds
Mrs ]. s. Mccall was taken to the
Troy City hospital this morning for
treatment. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Charles H. Robson and Mrs.
a. H. Madison
Mrs. Fred Duche OF Watervliet re-
turned home today after a visit to
Mrs. Fred Perry. Mrs Duche and
Mrs. Perry spent Sunday at Lake
Pontoosuc in Pittsfeld.
Mrs. R. p. Curtis and family of
Southport CT, will take possession |
of the S B. Hall house at Old Ben I
nington Tuesday. The house has !
been leased for the summer.
An automobile party consisting Of
Mr. Weston, Mr.. Orr. Miss Jessie Orr
and Miss Elizabeth Orr, of Adams
visited at the home of John Denley of
Harrison Ave, on Sunday afternoon.
Conductor E. E. Cowan has been
transferred from the local run on the !
Rutland railroad to the run on the
Chatham division and his place has
been filed by Conductor James Shu-
felt
Miss Bessie Kennon is enjoying a
two weeks vacation from her duties
at the local telephone exchange and
with her sister Miss Flora Kennon
left today for a visit in Springfield,
Mass.
The season at the Bennington Bat
lie battle monument has fairly open
I'd and the number of visitors thus
ar for the season has been up to the
average The number of registra-
ions Sunday was 125,
The high school will have one
single session from s a. m until D.
N. for the remainder of the week.
M ina tfs,o
nut at O'Clock and examinations
scheduled for the afternoon will be-
gin at 10 o'clock
The last report from the bedside
IF Mrs. Albert Schwartz. whose at
empt at suicide by cutting her throat
With a razor at her home on South
street Friday afternoon has thus far
'roved unsuccessful, stated that her
condition was unchanged This re-
BORT was received late last night.
There was an unusually large con
,regation at the Old First church at
Sunday morning when
he pastor, Rev Isaac Jennings.
Preached a historical sermon. Ben
ington, Before and After" Rev.
oseph Robinson, until recently pro-
essor of Biblical literature at Dart
mouth university assisted in the ser
ice.
The Whitney today, 8 big features.
Never too late to Mend. strong
Military picture by the Solax Co.
attic thieves clash with United
states Soldiers; Get Rich Quick,
iunco story with a moral by the
'hanhouser Co; an Service under
and Lee" war drama by the
hampton Co. A heart throbbing in
ident of the Southern Confederacy
howing child's pathetic efforts in