The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
naus Of 'he Town and Village Told 5Asfb
for Busy Readers

H1.sS Of Nc Town and village Ioic oFteib |
for Busy ReodeTs-
H NJ. Richie went today to Pitts
EeAd on business.
Inmes Garrahan of New York is the
gSaest of relatives In town.
Mrs. Sarah Tudor of Stamford was
IN town Thursday on business,
Mnss Dora Russell Of Short street
IL, Ehe guest of Mrs. John German of
Ffuy
Mrs. N. A. Kennon has gone TO
Ereenfield. Mass, to be the guest OF
Dslatiyes there.
klrs- George NJ. Moore and daughter
Hiss Florence Moore spent Thursday
1A Williamstown.
The Valentine street sale will con
etEne tomorrow and Midday, A good
LINE. Of mems clothing.
Tie sale of seats for the play the
Gamblers" opens this evening at Z
9ielock at the box Office.
W. 3. Fissell of New York who has
In town for the last few days,
rEturned to that city today.
Joseph Brann went today to Viii
Jamestown where he is to enter Will
Mans college at the opening OF the
zhll semester.
The H. M. futile company Of Depot
sf1Teet have purchased three new
EnEses, a pair of greys and a black
frpm parties in Shelburne Falls.
MISS Sallie Graves, who accompan-
i1e1a der brother, Fred, Jr., to Saxtons
River, where he will enter the Yer
InoAt Academy, is spending a few
days with friends in that place before
returning home.
" Partenope and son yesterday
opened a shoe repairing shop in the
nsw Corsiglia block on Main street.
The shop is equipped with Goodyear
machines and Mr.. Partenope makes
TIE claim that he can heel and half
7sier any pair OF shoes in eighteen
1aautes- ,.is1;, xAs.1
An apparently abandoned horse was
GDuBd yesterday afternoon on the
highway of Woodford Hollow by the
officers of the Bennington Humane
aAcssty. The horse was in the poss-
zszion of Charles Crawford who had
pmrchased the animal from a man in
H6Rerset. He had not yet made pay
uE.nk for it. The horse was In an
asAaciated condition and was declar-
az To- be utterly worthluess. The an
Ezaal was dispatched by veterinary.
An unusually well developed Ben
zszgton grown specimen of the genu
Inc Connecticut broad leaf tobacco
piznt is on view In the windowyof En-
casz8g Brothers store on Main street
Kilis plant, which is now in full bloom
ezas grown from seed planted by
Rhilip Endress last May. 1t has now
EEaehed its full growth and the leaves
zrn ready to be picked, dried and put
Ikguugh the various other treatments
EzEHaSsary to prepare them for cigar
wrappers and filters.
The first ward of Bennington vii
A2sE makes the claim that that p0r-
tisnU of the town is growing more rap
or than any other district At the
Egz=Eent time there are five houses In
1gsIse of construction within the
war1 They are the Bellemarre
izpzse on Dewey street, the Holden
EExEze on West Main, the house being
szzKstructed by Norman Edgerton on
Ag15alI street, the T. r. Smith house
zz Putnam street, and the A. S. Da-
Et6 house on Weeks street. The ward
ffse makes an unproven claim to the
WBU Everett mansion.
zoe library desires to call the at
esntiou of its patrons to some inter
axxIng articles found in the current
1EaaheFs of the monthly magazines:
American Commercial Diplomacy
4 Ssraus, North American, Augb
'zaspects of Public Ownership" S.
Hkzooks, North American. Aug) Miss
sAbnutt's New England" X. f. Gerould.
SjA3tsutic. Aug) Recent Strides in
N01nan Suffrage" Bertha ID. Knobe.
words Work, Aug.) How Ought
Ne To Spell" Matthews b. (Munsey,
Angrl "Aeroplane-A Years Marvel
cUEx Progress William Menkel, IRE
rzsE Of Reviews, Aug.)