The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of ne Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

Edward j. Murphy spent WeuneS-
day in West Rutland. S
Miss Gertrude Nelson of North Ad-
ans is spending the day in town. v
The Pirates will bowl the Giants
on the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys tonight. G
The H. E. Bradford & Co., mill will
start up next Monday on full time.
Rev. J. c. Mitchell of White Creek
spent wednesday afternoon in town
Mrs. Anna Wood Of Northampton,
Mass, is guest Of Mrs Louise A.
Wood of Main street.
Mrs. ]. H. Livingston has returned
from Hoosick Falls where she was
called by the death of a relative.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will hold a food sale in the chapel
Saturday afternoon from until o.
clock. ITS
Miss May Irwin who appears at the !
opera house Jan. 20, will go to New
York the following week for an indie
finite engagement.
Card party and dance in N. e. o.
L. udll lulo SNSuih5s Naiuo nun
until 10. Dancing from 8 until II.
Admission Is cents.
Miss Harriet Daley OF Adams street
returned today from three weeks
visit to her brothers, John and Clar-
ence Daley of New York.
$500 buys a $500 overcoat, $12.-
90 buys an $500 overcoat made by
Hart Schaffner & Marx at Mulligan
g. Roche's. 77tf
Don't miss the Pathe weekly ser
vice at Library theatre today only.
There are too many important events
in this picture to advertise all.
The Troubadour Trio, commonly
known as the college chaps, arrived
j this morning from New York. They
3 are to fill three days engagement at
! the Library theatre.
d Miss Grace Winslow, daughters Of
Mrs. Charles Winslow, who under
went an operation at Hillcrest hos
B pital, Pittsfeld, recently, is doing as
b well as could be expected.
Harry o. Dewey and Lillian Morley
3 arrived this morning They can be
n seen in a combination cowboy and
n comedy sketch act at the Library
4 theatre during the next three days.
& Dancing Foresters hall Saturday
y night. Music by Goldsmiths increas
u ed orchestra of six pieces, including
& Joe Benoit the popular trap drum
n mer, a good time and large crowd
y assured
Il The sale of reserved seat tickets
g for "Pinafore" to be presented at the
\ opera house January % will start at
4 the box office this evening after
n which time the sale will be continued
81 at Coles pharmacy.
Y w. NJ. Aiken has found out why his
n electric thawing machine wouldni
Il work on the memorial fountain. The
n pipe was broken and separated 81
there was no circuit. The job OF get
3 ting the water started proved more
h extensive than was expected.
K Miss Mary Benjamin pleasantly en-
Il tertained a number of her friends
Il from Hoosick Falls Sunda.
4 evening. Vocal and instru
n mental selections were rendere'
q and refreshments served.
y Mrs X. NJ. Paddock entertaine
eight tables at 900" at her home o.
Valentine street Wednesday evening
. following supper, which was serve
at seven o'clock The first ladies
prize was won by Miss Vera Bull an
ny the gentlemens prize was awarde
to Newton NJ. Cottrell.
is G. B. Post of Troy bookkeeper 70
Van zant Jacobs Co, will speak Q
In his conversion from drunkard a
the Y NJ. c. A. on Sunday afternoo
dv at o'clock. He has had remark
able experience and young me
=. should be very much interested in hi
'A story.
The Chicago Ladies orchestra &
VI eight pieces will appear in the Coz
90 gregational chapel on Friday evei
ing, Jan. 90, under the auspices {
on the Y. NJ. c. A. entertainment con
ng mittee. This is the strongest singl
od number in the list and will doubles
TO be the most popular.
49, States Attorney w. j. Meaghe
'o was In Rupert Wednesday to repr
~ sent the state in the case for
80 breach of the peace brought againi
az Noel Bentley. There was a parti'
' hio hearing before Justice of the PeaC
u n A. Il. Burton and the case was col
as tinued to January %.
ler Owing to a small attendance at II
bill. meeting of the Young Womans clu
I'd, held Wednesday evening for the pu
Ed pose of electing officers for the yea
f., the election did not occur. A nom
rs mating committee was appointed an
ace the election will take place ne!
on. week.
IN There was meeting Wednesda
~, afternoon at the Office OF Batcheld'
~, & Bates of the committee appointe
~ at the recent annual meeting of Il
49,, Bennington Battle Monument an
n,, Historical society to take up the ma
." ter of the proposed memorial
"Parson Dewey" No definite actic
- was taken, but Rev. Isaac Jenninl
was instructed to secure from soul
tors submitted drawings of desigI
and ways and means looking towal
RS the raising of funds were discusse
etc An Old Folks concert with Il