The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
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News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers
Mrs. William Kirkwood is ILL.,
H. C. Roster was in Troy Tuesday.
Harry Southall spent Tuesday in
Troy
Mrs Frank Evans is in Troy for
the day.
Elijah Dewey spent a part of Tues
day in Troy.
Miss Lucretia Edgerton spent Tues
day in Troy
Charles Myers OF Pownal spent
Tuesday in town.
Mrs. Fremont Barnes was in Troy
a part Of Tuesday.
Harry Hufnagle has recovered from
an attack of the grip.
Edward Mcdonald is spending the
day in Troy and Albany on business.
Herbert w, Morgan of Pownal is
spending the day in town on bust
ness. 80
Miss Rose Marcus has returned
from few days visit in North Ad-
ans.
Maurice Murphy and John Nc
Sherry are spending the day in AL
bany.
Edward Garfield of Arlington has
accepted a position with Holden,
Leonard Co.
James Breen of Hoosick Falls has
accepted a position with the Benning-
ton Gas Light Co.
Miss Frances Ernst went today to
Montpelier to attend the funeral of
the late Mrs. DENIS Coffey.
There will be a card social and
dance at the Golden Cross hall on
Thursday evening, March 80.
Miss Margaret Gleason of Green
wich, N. Y, is the guest of Miss Eliz
abeth McDermott of Park street
Great bargains are still offered al
our dry goods store. Everything go
ing at moving prices.--N Noveck
Chicken pie supper at the Metho
dist church Thursday, March 30tf
from $50 to o'clock. Price IS cts
Mrs. Mary ]. Varney, who has beer
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Tur
ner for several weeks, left Tuesda!
for Thompsonville, CT.
Owing to the fact that the painters
are not through, we will not move
our ladies' furnishings. cloaks anC
suits, until next week.-N. Noveck.
Miss Marion Cook who is takinl
the nurses training course in thu
Hillcrest hospital, Pittsfeld, is pass
ing a few days with her father, Lu
man Cook.
Our complete shoe department an,
Igents' furnishings are now removed
to our new store across the stree
where we are ready for business
N Noyeck.
Every day we receive the newes
fashions from Broadway. The lates
lis the Hiawatha hat BE sure to Sc
them at the New York Millinery Pan
Tors, Library Building.
Miss Nellie Leonard, who was re
Gently burned in an accident at he
home has recovered so as to be abb
to leave the hospital in Troy wher
she was taken for treatment.
George Smith Stoddard of Ne'
York who married the sister OF
]. Cooper of Bennington, suffered
shock OF paralysis last Saturday an
is still in a serious condition.
Miss Lillian Harbour OF Branch st
entertained friends at cards Tuesda,
The first prize was won by Mrs.
II. Wood, the second was awarde
to Mrs. Charles Green and the thir
, to Mrs. Fred Harmon.
At a meeting OF Walloomsac lodg
? n. +. o. p. last evening Mrs. II.
Marsden was elected financial seer
lldil W III Aut NaAo'N ~ "a
death of George n. Phillips. To Fl
l the vacancy of Trustee Willial
4 Green, resigned, Frank Remingto
was elected. Michael McKeon va
. chosen first alternate to the gran
lodge, which was also made nece
' sary because OF the death of Georl
~ Phillips.
(, Tonight the lecture on "PalestiI
OF Yesterday and Today" in Il
Methodist church by the pastor. I'll
S lecture will deal with the histol
4 and customs Of the people in anciel
and modern time. The present phi
y steal conditions with the flora al
fauna, the religious and present q
cupants OF the country will be Ell
phasIked. Mr.. Brunk has spent fl
weeks In Palestine and added TO n
careful study OF conditions theI
He will illustrate the lecture with
= views. Admission free. Silver one
ing
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