The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-02-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
.ss- She Town and hlIxSe Told Briefly
for Busy Readers
Mrs. NJ. G. stratton is i'll.

Peter MalllSOn OF NEONe street IL
seriously i'll.
Miss Edna Phelps has recovered
from her recent illness.
Karl Estes is spending Sunday with
friends in Bellows Falls.
! William Burgess of Pownal was in
town yesterday on business.
/ William Biddel has gone to Reads
boro where he has employment.
Daniel T. Bates of Pownal was in
the village yesterday on business.
Mrs. Church of Little Falls is Wis
iting her mother Mrs. Sarah Odds.
Louis Contois of Plttsfeld, formerly
of this village, was here on Friday.
Chelsea Harrington of SALISBURY
was in town yesterday on business.
Mrs. Percy Lamb of Pittsfield is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Hufnagel.
Miss Nellie Shanahan and Miss May
Burke of North Bennington were In
town yesterday.
Edward S. Higgins, John Rodgers,
Fred Kendall and Edward Lakeland
are hunting today in Woodford.
Mrs. Lyman Burch who sustained
injuries by fall in the graded school
yard few days ago, is able to be
out again.
Miss Minnette Gunshannon accom-
panied her sister. Della, to an Albany
hospital today where she is to under
go treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. o. Z. Reimer of Old
Bennington expect to leave for New
York City Monday for the remainder
of the winter
States Attorney w. ]. Meagher went
yesterday afternoon to Rutland 10
confer with DR.. c. S. Caverly of the
state board of health.
Mrs. Joel Chase has removed from
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wal
ter Townsend to her own home on
Branch street extension.
The Bennington Falls club held a
social in their rooms last evening
which was largely attended and all
reported very enjoyable time.
If you are looking for way 10 get
rich quick attend to the small bills, II
will cost you less to settle today with
h. L. Hart, than 1t will with collec-
tor next week.
The opportunity will be given the
public for good insight into African
life at the Methodist church Sunday
evening at Z o'clock The views are
many and life size
Home made sausage, pounds for
% cents. Home pork roast 10 cents
a pound Heavy beef, home dressed
chickens. Prices right Saturday at
| Cores market Strictly cash. 94t2
w. j. Game and Fay Miller. officers
of the Brattleboro lodge of Odd Eel
ows, we're here Friday night to in.
spect Canton Bennington. While
here they were guests of F. T. Hop
kinson
If you have an account with Il. h.
] Hart and you have not made pay,
ment since January LIST, see him be
fore 1890 tonight in his Office or
your account will be placed in the
, hands of a collector.
Services In st. Peters church Sep
tuagessima Sunday. Holy Commun
J ion 1880 a. m, Sunday school $50 a
m, morning service and sermon 1896
a. m. Even song at p m. You are
cordially invited to these services
Seats are free
List of letters remaining uncalled
for at the postofiice: Robert Bacon
, VIM. Bellrose Charles Bush. Jones
/. Mach Co., Pyramid Boiler Compound
Co, Paul L. Regan (2), Miss Minnie
e. Parker, Mrs Eugene Sweet.
Thomas Il. Brownell, the vel
known lawyer of Pownal, is in a. ser
ous condition at his home In thai
= town following a shock. Because o.
; his advanced age his friends are ex
ceedingly anxious concerning him.
What promises to be the star feat
= ure of the Odd Fellows fair is a cute
I little black pig with corkscrew tail
o be presented to the most popular
L man in town. The contest promise,
e 10 be a spirited one as several prom
r .nent men expect to roast this pig To-
e their friends.
Remember the date for the address
by DIR. Wagner of Saratoga at tn
Methodist church is Monday evening
February 10, at o'clock sharp. TIL,
subject will be Yoke Fellow Fratei
nifty" The social hour following vii
e be occupied with refreshments and
fine display OF lantern views on tn
IN screen.
The Methodist Sunday school at II
Ia regular session tomorrow. will oil
n. serve the anniversary OF Lincoln
birta by special exercises that wi
occupy the regular period. SpeciJ
,e features viii be introduced that wi
lie make the service of interest to al
A letter from President Taft will b
no read, the Orchestra will render pi
y .riotic numbers suitable to the occa
ion and n brief sketch of the marty
ed Presidents life will be given, 4
ig gether with az is hoped a DESERT
n lion of his assassination. by an ey
witness Of the event.
Z. Library theatre today. all featul
III pictures: The Argonauts, fiji
drama by the Selig Coz showing Il
ny hardships the early settlers had
he endure. The Yaqui Girl. a great |
dian and western picture; An Atta'
-, on Fort 'Rgely, n great Indian WI
~ picture. Extra special Extra. III
e' Italian Barber, one of those great I
ograph dramas that you have all be,
H.. waItiuo for Gaming Thurodoy Ea