The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-01-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village ToIc Briefly
foC Busy Readers.

today.
William Watson spent yesterday in
North Adams.
Mrs. Addison Stewart who has been
i'll is recovering.
Judge E. L. Bates went to Mont
pelier Monday evening.
Mrs. VIM. PufTer is confined to her
home by an attack Of the grip.
Special at H. C. Roster & Cos r.
& c. percale shirt waists at 42c.
Paul Saunders is spending a few
days with relatives in Utica, N. Y.
Company X, V. n. c., will hold
their first drill of the year tonight
Postmaster and Mrs. C. NJ. Graves
are spending week in New York.
Miss Ruth Resseguie returned to
her studies in Worcester yesterday.
Mrs. Herbert NJ. Johnson who has
been seriously i'll is improving slow
ly.
Ernest d. Barber has returned from
a several days stay at the state CAPT
tai.
Thomas Stewart and Joseph Cos
tello spent yesterday In North Ad-
ans.
John Nash Jr., and Joseph Coyne
are spending few days in Schenec
tady.
Mrs. Honora Cummings OF Adams
street is improving from serious /
ness.
Special at II. c. Roster & Co.'S
mems fleece lined underwear, SOC
va lie at S9c.
"Cleyerest farce OF the season."
says the n. Y. American of The
Lottery Man."
Mrs. Mortimer Townsend pleasant
ly entertained at cards at her home
Monday evening.
C. c. Jones and W. l.. Gokay are
attending the automobile show in
New York City
Nathan Kamber and family went to
New York today where they will re-
side in the future.
Miss Eleanor Sibley returned to her
studies at Bradford Academy, Brad
ford, Mass, this morning.
Don't miss the great Biograph
picture The song of the Wildwood
Flute" at library theatre today.
Branch No. Of st. Peters church
will meet with Mrs. Charles Dewey
Thursday afternoon at three o'clock.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Junior basket
ball team is open to receive games
from any team averaging ia pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. James Z. Burke have
returned from New York where they
, have been attending the automobi e
show.
Miss Avis Babcock returned to her
home in Hoosick last night after
spending a'few days with Miss Sally
Graves.
Mrs. +. y. Gaudette of Springfield,
Mass. who has been visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kennon,
has returned to her home.
Francis Gallagher has finished
work as bell boy at the Putnam
House and has been succeeded by a
young man from Rutland.
Henry Breese. age 63 years, died
Monday night at niue o'clock at his
home In Hoosick. The funeral will
be held Thursday morning at 10 o.
clock from the house Burial will be
in Troy.
The local carpenters union, No.
1894, will hold q meeting Thursday eve
ming at Room 6, third floor OF the
Bennington county savings bank
building. at s O'Clock for the installa-
, ton Of officers.
Amony the contracts announced
. yesterday by President Lynch OF the
National League was one which read:
with Cincinnati. George Il. Sullivan.
II This means that "Sully," the husky
Y boy from Dorchester who covered
first base for Bennington last season,
is now with the big show
Mrs. Clarissa c. Cutler. widow OF
the late Alonzo Cutler died Monday
} afternoon at 4 o'clock at her home
on the Woodford road The funeral
will be held from the home OF hei
son, Arthur Cutler of the Woodford
road Wednesday afternoon at 2 o.
clock, Rev. w. +. Meyer OF the FRS
Baptist church officiating. The burr
al will be In the village cemetery.
The monthly missionary meeting O
the women of the First Baptis
church will be held In the Sunday
school room at half past seven Wed
nesday evening, January 18th. TIT
activities OF the Woman's misslnoar!
societies will be considered. Severa
persons who are always present. I
possible. are sick. IL Is earnestl.
desired that all who can come will d.
so, even II Il requires an EFFORT TO b.
present
Cyril Scott, In THE Lottery Man,
=, will be the attraction az the operi
e, house Thursday night. Cyril Scott
who used TO play In musical coined.
and later was starred In several wei
known dramatic successes, Is tn
lottery man In question. lie is SUI
}. rounded by an excellent cast, whicl
includes Helen Lowell. Louise Gale
way, Jennie Dickinson, Mary Lesi
Mayo. Robert MacKay. Henry DUFF
:. Bertha Bartlett and Wallace Sharpe
III The principal figure In the play Is
newspaper reporter, who has bee
playing the stoc market to his sol
row. Being In financial straits h
makes a loan from his chief, agreein