The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-06-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
lows Of the Town and Village fold Brief.
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for few days.
Clarence Chandler of SALISBURY is
in the village today.
Miss Anna NJ. Casey is spending
several days in Troy.
Russell Chandler has recovered
from two months severe illness.
Mrs James Middlebrooks of Ches-
hire is visiting friends in the village.
Paddock Brothers have put an auto
delivery on the road TO deliver groc-
cries.
Lafayette Smith has accepted work
as painter on the James c. Colgate
estate.
Extensive improvements have been
completed on the Woodford City saw
mill of Barber and Mallory.
Rev. c. L. Provost of the church of
the Sacred Heart has returned from
a several weeks vacation.
Joseph B. Bingham has completed
extensive improvements on his resi-
dence on Park street extension.
A meeting of the Boy Scouts will
be held in the rooms of the Y. NJ. c.
A, at 10 o'clock Saturday morning.
Work on the Masonic job is being
held up a few days on account Of
lack of material which is late in ar
irving.
The ladies of St John the Baptist
church of North Bennington will hold
a social Monday evening in the c. o.
f. Hall.
The members of the Baptist Sun
day school of Hoosick Falls will hold
a picnic at the Soldiers home
grounds July 20. S.EiEf
Farmers in this section will begin
haying operations next week. The
growth OF the grass within the past
two weeks has been remarkable.
Mrs. Henry Seymour returned from
North Adams Wednesday where she
had been in attendance at the gradu-
alton exercises of the school from
which her cousin graduated.
Mrs. Mary Bushee left this morn
ing for Claremont, N. H., to visit her
sister, Mrs Frank Nolan She will
pass the latter part of her vacation
in Dandy and South Wallingford, VI.
Whitney Brothers of North Adams
who have the contract for the con-
struction of the North Pownal church
have placed the contract for the rock
faced double air space blocks with
the Cole Mortland company
Mr.. and Mrs. Sayre Mcleod of Old
Bennington and family left today for
Concord, n H., to attend the COM
mencement exercises of SaiIt Mary 8
academy. The trip will be made in
their large National touring car.
Word received from the Troy city
hospital states that hopes are enter.
tanned for the recovery of Mrs J. S.
Mccall who was taken there for
treatment Monday. Mrs. c. IL. Rob
son who accompanied her has re
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs. f. H. Waldorph of
Hudson, N. Y, spent Friday in Ben.
nington, completing a trolly trip
through the Berkshires and Southern
Vermont. Mr. Waldorph is connect
ed with the advertising department
of the Hudson Republican.
Principal H. B. Dickinson will go to
the Thousand Islands tomorrow. He
has position as manager of one of
the large hotels. He will be accom-
panied by Frank c. Phillips who will
act as clerk. Mr.. Dickinson has
spent several summers in the same 10
cality,
Mt. Anthony Country club and
team from Adams play team match
tomorrow on the Mt. Anthony ground
Being the fifth season OF the new
grounds, it Is in better condition than
it ever has been before, under the
care of w. Mcdonald, the local pro
fesslonal.
The members of the junior society
of the Second Congregational church
have been given a chance to do some
work during the next two months.
Their teacher, Miss Jannette Perkins
has given each member 10 cents, the
purpose being a small start to set
the children securing what money
they can during that length of time.
The proceeds will be put into the
treasury
The Whitney today, 5 great pic
lures. All Alone, A powerful emot-
ional drama by the Reliance Co, with
Marion Leonard in the principal part.
The Sheriff's Mistake, Western drama
by the Nestor Co.; Tweedledum' s
Dream, A satire on Sherlock Holmes
by the Ambrosio Co.; The Plan that
Failed, Drama by the Nestor CO.;
The exploits of a Napoleon Admirer,
comedy. Whitney orchestra.