The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-11
eENNIAaT0n BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village TCld Briefly
1or Busy Readers.

William Estes has returned Irom
4 visit In Burlington.
Rev. ]. F. Sullivan OF North Adams
spent Saturday in town.
Lyman Royce has returned from a
weeks visit with relatives in Ware,
Mass.
John Pellerin returned Saturday
from Rutland where he had spent sew
eral days.
Edwin Wallworth OF Johnstown, N.
Y. was in town Sunday as the guest
Of friends.
Edward Moon of Beech street has
moved into the l. E. Moon house on
North Branch street
F. A. Hassett of Hinsdale. Mass,
was the guest of his brother, Chris
TOPPER Hassett, Sunday.
The condition of w. Charles Firth
of North street showed a slight in
provement this morning.
The North Adams council, Knights
Gardeners grove Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. LamarTe return.
ed Saturday evening from Rutland
where they spent last week.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. F. Cherbonneau
and family of Manchester were visit
ing friends in town Sunday.
Work has been begun on the con-
of a new cement sidewalk
on the east side of North street.
Hal Hufnagel, Joseph Hufnagel, Dan
lei Mccormick and Edward Hart took
an auto trip to Albany yesterday
John Nash and Michael Mahar went
today to Boston where they have Sc
cured positions with a firm of that
city.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gordon OF
New York City were guests yesterday
of Mrs Gordon's sister. Mrs. p G..
Cornell.
The Misses O'Brien spent Sunday
IN Troy, where they went to visit
their sister who Is Ill in hospital in
that city.
l.. G.. Nichols, assistant route agent,
is taking the place of Amyel Baker at
the local express Office during the
latter's absence.
William II. Nevis of Main street
has been awarded the contract for the
plumbing and heating outfit in the
new Masonic temple.
William T. Lawrence of Troy who
has suspended his violin classes dur
ing the summer will on September
Is resume his regular visits to Ben
nington.
One OF the Bennington exhibitors al
the Chatham fair was Mrs. E. A
Booth who won seven first and one
second prize in the fancy work dc
partment.
Rev. A. ]. Barron, Rev. c. e. Prev
ost and Rev. T. F. Schaefer went TO
day to North Adams to attend the fu
neral of the mother Of Rev. Bernard
Kelly OF Manchester.
Wayne Roberts OF Holyoke, Mass.
who has been visiting with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, c. II. Roberts o
Hinsdillville. for the past two week
returned to Holyoke today.
There will be a meeting OF the Co
umbus day committee Tuesday even
ing at $3.50 o'clock In the rooms @
the Knights of Columbus. All men
bers are requested TO be present
The death OF Hawley Stone. age
three weeks, the son OF Mr.. and Mr.
Harry Stone of Camp Comfort occu
red Sunday, September 10. The bod
was taken to New York this mornin
for burial.
A meeting OF the Modern Woodme
of America will be held at o'cloc
tomorrow evening to take action
regard to the establishing OF sic
benefit fund. All members are reQu'
ted TO attend.
An important meeting Of the boar
of directors of the local Y. Nj. c. A
will be held In the association bull
ling tomorrow evening. Various ma
tiers pertaining TO the work Of n
coming season will be acted upon.
Mrs. N. A. Kennon has moved fro
the |. f. Moon house on North BranC
street to the home OF her daughte
Mrs. C. s. Morse. Mrs. Kennon VI
leave for Greenfield, Wednesda
where she expects to spend the wi
ter with her daughter, Mrs. f. l.. L
ons.
The GuIdeboard prayer meetil
Tuesday evening at eight o'clock W
be conducted by Corbett T. A
mold, Physical Director OF our loo
Y. NJ. c. A. His subject is DAME
The public is most cordially invit
to come to this meeting. Those p'
sons residing downtown will be
time II they take the 7.45 car. The
will be a song service at the beg
ming OF the meeting.
A peculiar accident happened to
party OF local young people who we
driving along the SALISBURY road Ii
evening. The four young people We
In carriage and driving slowly.
they neared SALISBURY Center
carriage lurched into a rut In
road, throwing the young woman "
was driving into a clump OF busf
at the side OF the road. The carria
remained upright although tilted al
dangerous angle. No one was intuI
not even the young woman who
so unceremoniously thrown from
seat. The accident occurred abou
o'clock.
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