The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-05-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of me Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy READER

News Of 'he Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Reader
a L. J. Carpenter. the piano tuner, is
in town.
Mrs. Sarah Burgess of West Main
street is i'll.
The Raven, at Whitneys theatre
this afternoon and evening.
Deputy Sheriff Harvey Lincoln of
Rupert is in the village today.
Born Saturday, May 20, a son to
Mr. and Mrs. James Hogan of Grant
street.
Miss Hazel Mcleod entertained a |
number of young women at her home
last evening.
Arthur Barney of Beech street has
gone to Schenectady where he has
accepted a position.
Mrs C. w. Thatcher is entertain
i ing at cards at her home on Pleasant
4 street this evening.
j. B. Donoway, Esq. of Middlebury
n was in town over last night and went
1 today to Hoosick Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Chase of Rut-
q land who have been visiting relatives
4 here, have returned home.
Horse trot at the Burgess stock
4 farm track tomorrow afternoon Some
q good races have been arranged.
4 A large assortment of ladies and
n childrens oxfords and pumps at the
n cut price shoe store, Library build
ing.
\ Louis Bleau who recently sustained
Y injuries in the runaway of the viii
n lage team, is able to be about the
house.
Races at II. +. Burgess stock farm
Il track tomorrow afternoon at 100
Il See the particulars in advertisement
D in this issue.
4 Mrs. ~ A. Mutt of South Ashburn
II ham, Mass, is passing a few days
4 with her father, NJ +. Barney o.
Beech street
Just received a shipment of chill
dren's white dresses $3.50 and Sill
values at 99c at the lie to 99c surpris,
store, Library building.
Joseph Martel of Depot street ha
been called to Actonville, z. O., b.
u the serious illness of his father II
was accompanied by his son, Orry.
Mrs. Arthur Whelan of Savoy
Mass, who was called here becaus
OF the death of her sister, Mrs Del
mis- W. Elwell, has returned home.
A special dinner will be serve
Memorial day at the Richmond hote
North Adams, from IL a. m, to 2:S
p. m, and from $3.50 p. m. to p. n
Samuel Cutler has offered $40 /
gold for record better than 1909 fC
the half mile at the Burgess stoc
n farm track and Irene will be drive
4 to pull down the money at tomo
rows races.
= Collins NJ. Graves went fishing We
terday and for the first time in h
. experience landed a double. He ha
hooked good-sized trout and viii
playing the fish a second trout toe
ter. the other fly.
q At the regular meeting of the Ell
app last night four candidates were init
of ted. The work OF preparing the ne
are rooms in the Richie building
zeal going steadily forward in charge
zen the special committee appointed
re Mrs. Herbert w. Martin of Pong
aS a., keepsie will arrive here during Il
WIN present week and will pass the l
zen , mainder of the summer with h
sUIe son, Grover. in Woodford for Il
. a ne benefit OF the young mans health
har. John Weber has a force of m,
lere at the Bates farm getting out stoi
for the new mortuary chapel at q
. cemetery. This stone is from ne
quarry and is one of the handsome
stones ever quarried in this section
IL The Bennington high school bias
q ball team left this morning for Ma
chester where it plays the Burr
. Burton seminary team today.
morrow the team goes TO Rutland
. play the high school team in tn
&c city
- The docket for the June term
county court which opens at Ma
chester on the 4th will be issued
Friday. The docket is consideral
I n smaller than usual and the indi,
tons are that the term will be
1A short one.
The probate court has appoint
Marcus A. Dunn of Pownal admin
our traitor of the estate OF the Ii
.o,,, Sarah Il. Pratt OF Pownal ByI
Brimmer and George II, Dunn
q IL pownal have been appointed CO
missioners.
There was a hearing yesterday
the Office OF Daniel A. Guiltinan.
lie fore Mr. Guiltinan as auditor. in
case OF the Nontauck silk compa
NE of Leeds, Mass, VS. Carlton l. Hen,
"H Of Bennington. c. III Mason appe
ed for the plaintiff and Frank
-. Archibald of Manchester for the
vi. PENDANT.
Mrs II. n. Williams of Elm str
entertained seven tables at widow
six O'Clock Monday evening.
house was charming in the decorate
of mountain pinks and lilies OF
valley Miss Mary Walls Nrq I