The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-05-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of 'hs Town and Village Tolc Briefly
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Mrs. H. NJ Slocum passed the day
in Albany and Troy
Miss NJ J. Larkin OF Albany was
in the village Tuesday.
b. f. Long is passing the after.
noon in Troy on business.
Lincoln Hall of Old Bennington is
in Troy for part of the day.
H. c. Roster and w. l.. Lyons are
on a business trip to New York.
Charles e. Welles of Old Benning-
ton has returned from New York.
Robert Knight of Valentine street
is passing the week in New York.
Mrs. August Beecher and son Fred
are spending part of the day in
Troy
Mr. and Mrs. George Mahon have
moved to the Williams house on Main
street
is at her summer home at Old Ben
nington.
Some more good bargains arrived
yesterday at the 25c store Library
building.
Mrs. William r. Graves of Old Ben
nington is spending a few days in
New York.
Edward s. Chandler of Old Ben
nington is spending portion of the
day in Troy.
Mrs. E. d. Bennett returned home
today after spending a couple of days
in Rutland.
John w S. Pierson OF Stanton,
Mich is visiting his brother Philip
T. II, Pierson for week.
The Y. NJ. e. A. bowling alleys will
be reserved this evening for a bowl.
ing party of ladies and gentlemen.
Mrs. George Lawson of Albany is
visiting at the home of her mother,
Mrs. b. NJ. Cummings of Silver street.
Following the meeting Tuesday eve
ming of Catamount Commandery U. o
G. c. card social and entertainment
were held.
Mr. and Mrs. s. Carter Hall have
returned to Turner'S Falls, Mass, az
ter visit to his mother, Mrs. Samuel
b. Hall Of Old Bennington.
The estate of 200 acres in, North
SALISBURY Of the late John Madison
together with the houses and tools,
will be sold at auction today.
The executive committee and Off
! ~ Mafstrfa InflH will Of
the Parish House tomorrow, Thurs.
day afternoon at four o'clock.
The Bennington high school base.
ball team will contest with the Ad-
ans high on the Athletic field this
afternoon. The game is to be called
at AIS.
George NJ Fleming Of Peekskill,
n. Y, who has been visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Fleming Of
, East Main street, returned home last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Tate of Glens
Falls who made an auto trip here Sun
} day and while here were guests Of
, Mrs. S. B. Hall, OF Old Bennington,
returned home today.
Midsummer opening at n. Y. Millin-
cry parlor, Library Building, Thursday
] Friday and Saturday. An excellent
! display of beautiful hats for ladies'
misses and children. All are invited.
t Mrs. T. A. ONeil went to Science.
( tady this afternoon to attend a ban
Quet at the Edison hotel tonight of
| the superintendent of the Prudential
| IpgnraVgn onA fhnfr
wives.
Among those who went from here
this morning as delegates to the meet
ing at PittsfOrd of the Foresters of
America were John A. Ryan, Eugene
Graham, Fred Peake and James
Hornidge.
The advance sale of reserved seat
tickets for James X. Hackett in THE
Kings Came" who is to appear at
, | the opera house next Monday evening
: | will open at the box Office at o'clock
Thursday evening. The free list will
be suspended.
Invitations have been issued for the
= wedding Of Miss Julia Powers of
North Adams and Norman w. Edger
ton of this village. The ceremony
will be performed in North Adams on
Wednesday, May "a. Miss Powers
has been employed here for some time
in the capacity of stenographer
|; being employed in the office of Bot
tum & Torrance company.
At a special meeting of the mem
bership committee of the Y. NJ. c. A.
last evening it was decided to issue
= special membership cards at SO. This
membership, which includes all the
privileges of the association, will be
r for the summer months only, lasting
G from the week of May % to October
r. l. Those holding the special member
s. ship cards will also have the privilege
Of narinu an additional S3 and thus