The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
fer Busy Readers

tSS oeAa3 N-1o1
John Fay of Main street is in Bos-
ton.
FL. Bottum has gone to New York
on business.
Mrs. Mary Viner of Main street is
Ill of the grip.
A service will be held in the
Guideboard chapel this evening.
Mrs. Eliza Dakin Of Union street
is confined to the house by illness.
Miss Edith POLAND Of Grove street
left today for a visit in Troy and Al
bany.
Mrs. r. E. Howard has returned
from a visit with relatives in Wes-
ton, n. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. Buck are in
Troy for the day and will return home
tomorrow
Misses Harriet Daley and Eliza Nc
Cue have returned from short visit
in Troy and Albany.
f. B. Pope left Monday for south
ern business trip in the interests Of
the Bottum and Torrance company.
Edward Green Is moving from West
Main street to the house on Dewey
street which he formerly occupied
Wanted-A middle aged woman to
do light housekeeping in family o.
two. Address s.. Box NJ, Bennington,
Vt. 23tf
Mrs. Ernest Lambert has returned
from a visit in Hudson where she
went because Of the illness of her
mother.
Alfred Williams has resigned his
| position with A. II. HOLSTER and ac,
cepted similar one with A. c. Lam
ARE & Co.
Mrs Belle Barton Niles of West
SALISBURY who has been visiting her
brother Myron Barton, returned
home today.
The pastors class for membership
in the Second Congregational church
will meet at the parsonage at Ale
O'Clock this afternoon.
A very pleasant surprise was giver
st evening to Miss Lizzie Gates Of
Stafford street. Music was enjoyed
and light collation. served.
Mrs A. S. Hathaway and daughters
Misses Mildred and Grace Hathaway
of North Bennington are visiting Mrs
Hathaway's mother, Mrs. Edward Bot
tum of West Main street.
Miss Celina Ayott, an employee o
the Holden, Leonard company WHIT
resides on Mill street, while on he
way to attend the Church of the Sa
cred Heart Sunday morning, fell OF
the slippery walk on Gage street anC
fractured her wrist.
Manager Wood has booked Johl
Barrymore in the three act comedy
Half a Husband" Owing to tn,
fact that there are two shows booked
during next week, Mr. Barrymore viii
play at reduced prices. His date o
appearance is Monday, March IS.
The attention Of the women o
the Baptist church is called to tn
meeting of the womans missionar.
society to be held Wednesday even
ing In the chapel at 1880. Mrs. II
p. Woodman has arranged the pre-
gram. The topic will be "Our Bibl
Women in Eastern Lands" Come ant
hear what we are doing
Manager Tally OF the Riohmon
house in North Adams, fell on tn
sidewalk on front of the Putnam
House shortly after 1 o'clock this al
ternoon sustaining conclusion @
the brain. He was taken TO the ofic
of DR.. ]. ID. Lane and II is believe
that the injury is serious. Mr.. Talt
took the las o'clock car for Mort
Adams.
Letters received here by friend
from DR.. NJ. Jones Lyman. now Ii,
ing at Ontario, Calf, indicate that a
though over so years of age he sti
retains his mental faculties &
remarkable degree. He was the so
of Deacon George Lyman Of Old Bel
nington, graduated from Williams co
lege and after securing his degree Q
NJ. d. 'practiced for time in Illinois
Later he moved to California. II
4 was classmate at Williams {
Charles Harwood, who practiced /
the office Of Judge Pierpont Isham an
who is now living In California In IN
immediate vicinity of Ontario.