The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told BriefIl
for Busy Readers.
ISIS Minnette Rudd is IN.

Mrs. l. f. Gibson is passing a part
of the day in Troy.
Timothy Burns OF Hoosick Falls
spent Sunday in town
Thomas Toomey is spending few
day with friends in Troy.
j Ed. Walbridge was in Cambridge
part of the day Sunday.
Edward Carrigan and Fred LaFran-
chise were in Pownal Sunday.
Patrick Thompson of Arlington was
in town Saturday on business.
Rev. John Cullion of Dorset spent
Sunday at his home on Maple street.
Sidney Wilkins who is employed in
Arlington spent Sunday at his home
here.
Invitations have been issued for
the X of c. ball to be held Easter
Monday
Mrs. Harriet Williams has return
ed from a weeks visit in North Ben
nington.
Edward Thomas who is employed
in Albany spent Sunday with his
mother here
telephone is being installed in
the residence of r. NJ Houghton on
School street
Miss Marion Brewer of Albany is
visiting Mrs George Mathers of
Pleasant street
Harold S. Hall and James Freeman
of North Adams spent Sunday with
friends in town
Mrs. G. II. Richters of Syracuse is
spending few days with her father,
George +. Graves
Frank Morgan of Southport, Ct,
is passing a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Buel Sibley.
Edgar S. Buss has been appointed
sexton for both Catholic cemeteries
by Rev A. j. Barron.
Mrs James c. Colgate who has
been spending a few days here re
turned to New York this afternoon
Walter Slocum OF Pittsheld spent
Sunday with his wife who is a guest
of her mother. Mrs Catherine Scan
lon.
Maurice Rudd and Clinton Lyons
are working in Hoosick Falls in the
interest OF the Twin State Gas anC
Electric Co.
Miss Margaret Healy returned L
Albany this morning after a visit &,
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Heal.
of Gage street.
Rev G. S. Mills will call on Scot
street Tuesday evening and on Con
gress and Lyons streets Wednesda.
afternoon and evening.
John McSherry, Joseph Nash, job
Nash Jr. Thomas Toomey, Morri
Murphy, James Maloney and Lee Nc
CURE spent Sunday in North Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip B. Jennings an
family of Old Bennington are plaI
ming to leave New York the latte
part of May for a trip abroad.
Luther Graves. who is attendin
the Tome school at Port Deposi
Maryland, is spending a few day
with his father. Geo F. Graves
: Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Z. Johnson
n New York are expected to arrive
n their Bennington Center home Apr
9Th to remain during the summer.
r. Don't miss the cooley sketch. Yoi
Credit is Good, presented by the alb
artists Coyle and Murrell at the |
es brary theatre the first three days tn
week
va The Guideboard prayer meeting {
d. Tuesday evening at o'clock will
led by Homer H. Webster SubieC
is "Life's Rewards" Everybody ",
re come
Il. The company which will prese
Seven Days at the opera house {
nj night arrived here Sunday from Pit
90 field where the attraction was Civ,
ma Saturday evening
There will be u business meeting
- the Ladies Aid society in the pa
lors OF the Second Congregation
church on "Wednesday afternoon
$3.50, followed by social hour.
Don't forget the supper at the Ba
fist church parlors on Wednesd;
evening at 6:15. Cold meats. salad
etc Price 20 cents. The Sundi
school orchestra will furnish music
25t2
The body Of Mrs. J. S Clarity, f
merly Mrs. John Walsh, OF this Y
lage who died at the home OF N
and Mrs. L. A. Briggs was taken
New York on the sleeper Saturd.
night
Rev. Joseph II. Robinson, a su
mer resident OF Old Bennington "
has been spending the winter
the south is expected here Tuesd
to pass a few days looking over !
property
The following is the Y NJ. c.
bowling schedule for the week. 4
night, Professional men and the Me
odist church team; Tuesday mig
Bankers and the Postonice teal
Wednesday night, clerks and Fi
Baptist church and Friday event
Bottum & Torrance and the busin,
men.
The remains OF Dennis b. nm
Greenwich. ~ Y, who had been
resident OF Bennington for SIEVE
years and who died here Frid
were accompanied to Greenwich S
urday morning by committee
stark lodge. l. o. o. H.. consisting
c. A. Maurer. NJ b. Middleton and
r. Carpenter
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