The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-01-06
/ fNNINGTON BRIEFS
s~s.- ne Town and siilSSe Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

the village today.
Born Thursday a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bronorl.
Burton Powers is visiting relatives
and friends in Arlington.
Boys suits at $500 worth $500 to
$500 at Mulligan & Roehe's
Master William Beecher is spend
ing a part Of the day in Troy.
Twenty-Five $500 sweater coats at
SO cents at Mulligan & Roche's.
Mrs. Herbert Van steinburg has re-
covered from her recent illness.
Mrs. William Barron has returned
from a visit with relatives in Troy.
Big sale on mems, boys and chill
drens clothing at Mulligan & Roche's
January Clearance Sale at New
York millinery parlors, Library build
ing.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Thompson and Mrs.
George Rudd are spending the day in
y Troy.
9 Miss Helen Bahan has returned
from a few days visit in Schenectady
4 IN. Y
y Nathan Levin has returned from a
a several days business trip to New
q York
3 Mrs William Peltier has returned
s. from visit with her husband in Pit
q tshed.
q The Eagle Square Co.'S factory at
\ South SALISBURY is closed for in
q yentory.
4 Mrs. C. W. Thompson and Miss
8 Lena Thompson went to New York
81 this morning.
" Miss Carpenters private school
81 VIII open Monday Ian. g. after the
q holiday recess.
Young mems suits and overcoats at
a $500 worth $1,000 10 $500 at Mu-
" igan & Roche's.
8 Mrs John Dowd Of Union street
B is confined to the house by severe
Z attack of rheumatism.
q Home dressed chickens, pork, YEA
7 and heavy beef Prices right Cores
q Depot street market. Cat.
& L. E. Royce has returned from
8 Ware, Mass, where he attended the
= funeral Of his father.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shannahar
q have moved to the Wickham tene
81 ment on Adams street
q The clerks and the coal beavers
~ teams will roll a tournament game al
u the Y NJ. C. A. tonight
a Prof. Wilmarth, formerly principa
a OF the local high school, now Of
8 Middlehury, is in the village.
e Rev. Joseph Robinson and family
z left today for Baltimore. Maryland
= where they will spend the winter.
& Physical Director Arnold OF the Y
q NJ. c. A. Is attending a physical di
y rectors conference in Albany today.
q Miss Grace Bishop, who has beer
s. visiting Mrs. Charles Hicks, has re
"a turned to her home in Brggsville.
Cars SIC and 22S running on tn,
q local branch of the Rutland railroad
Is have been newly painted and repair
3 ed.
& Misses Margaret and Sarah Coz
. have moved to the Hawks tenemen
q over Kennedy's shoe store on Mair
"a street
y Mems and young mems overeoati
So and suits at $500 and $3.50 wortl
81 $1,000 to $500 at Mulligan
n Roche's.
y Miss Alice Robinson of Bennington
q Center will leave on Monday to pas
S the remainder Of the winter at ST
> Augustine, Fla.
81 Health Officer Stllson. who hai
" been confined to the house some tim,
q by Illness is recovering and is abl,
g to be out again.
y Mr. and Mrs s. A. Northrop OF Pit
q tsfeld who have been visiting Mrs
s. Northrop's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
"a John G. Harwood, have gone home.
& Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Brown of Ben
~ niugton Center are planning to go I,
IN ST. Augustine. Fla. January 9 L
81 spend the remainder Of the winter.
ri Mrs. Sheldon II. lockwood left Of
~ the early train today for Ticonderog
II called there by the death OF Mrs.
81 Bennett, sister Of Mrs. +. C. Mer
81 chant.
" Beautiful trimmed hats that wer
f Sc, 81, IS, 50 and $40 marked down 4
N S34S at the January Clearance Sale
ID New York millinery parlors, Bbrar
De- bui ding See the window display.
l Mrs. II. T. Hewitt, keeper of rec
81 ords OF Juanlta Commandery, orde
81 of the Golden Cross Of Dalton, Mass
eH who has been guest of Deputy an
4. Mrs, c. n. Miller, has returned HON,
ii About 80 attended the whist part
III given Thursday evening by the orde
- of the Golden Cross. The prize
y were awarded to Herbert Van Stiel
N burg. Mrs Walter Vail. Mrs. F. 7
r Hopklnson and Mrs w. c. HouraI
X Dancing was enjoyed
Mrs Ann Fyfe died ut her home !
Blackinton, Mass, this week of pnel
monia aged Sc years. Mrs. Fyfe wa
~ we'll known to some Of the older res
dents of this village. Several men
bers Of her family held positions /
the Holden and Leonard mill when
was run by Hunt and Tlllinghas
~ One OF the sons. Thomas T, Fyfe Is
prominent physician in Greennel,
Mass.