The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Aews of the Town and Village Told RriefS
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Tor Busy ReadsrS II
Seymour Patterson has gone to
Boston on business.
Joseph Levin has returned from
business trip to New York.
Nathan Levin has returned from a
few days stay in New York.
Harry Middleton is working at the
Ideal Tour garage on North street
Harry Chase Of North Branch street
has returned from a visit in Pittsheld.
Meyer Coyne and Abe Doran of
New York have accepted positions In
N. Leyin's tailor shop.
Miss Katherine Hardenburgh has
returned to North Adams after a
months visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Frank Hopper of Kingston, Pa.
is in town called here by the death of
her sister, Mrs. Catherine Barrett.
"The Rosary" company arrived this
morning from Rutland where the at
traction was given Tuesday evening.
Assistant Judge of County Court
Charles B. Kent of Dorset, who arriv-
ed in the village Monday afternoon,
returned home this morning.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Sons of Veterans Thursday even
ing at eight o'clock for initiation. All
members are requested to attend.
News has been received here by her
daughter, Mrs. j. NJ Healy, of the
death at Sterling, ILL.,, on March 16,
of Mrs Mary Corbett, who was for
many years a resident of this village
Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Putnam and
daughter, Miss Anne Putnam, left
Tuesday afternoon for San Diego
Cal, where they will visit Mr. Put
MANS brother, Henry w. Putnam fol
few weeks.
Mrs. Charles r. Sanford, who il
visiting her daughter, Mrs. William
Jennings in New York, is expected tC
I return to Old Bennington about Apri
LIST for the purpose OF opening hel
summer home in that village.
Mrs. Thomas Wilcox Of Pownal, for
merly Miss Mabel Gardner, visited
I friends here Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs
y Wilcox will take up their residence II
1 Great harrington next week, where
Mr.. Wilcox will have charge OF al
1 estate.
4 Charles J., the 10 year old son o
1 Charles Seaton of Park street exten
4 sion, died Tuesday night of tubercu
losis. The funeral will be held a
i 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon, Rev
4 Philip Schuyler of st. Peters churcl
I officiating.
4 The house and lot in the Guild,
j board district belonging to the estat
Of the late Ann Lee was today sol
at auction to Miss Annie Burke,
granddaughter of Mrs. Lee ana a
\ owner of adjoining property. job
Robinson acted as auctioneer and tn
y property was sold for s1lOO.
| The funeral of Mrs. Sarah CatheI
inc Barrett was held at o'clock thi
I afternoon from the home on SchoC
!. street. Rev. p L. Dow of the Metl
odist church offlciated The bearer
= were l.. C. Hoton, f. II. Peelor ia
j. Nevis and George Chandler. Tn
body will be placed in the vault
When the Albany.Troy local due
this city at 1880 o'clock Monda
night became stalled on the Delawai
and Hudson bridge Thomas S. Hoy
Of 1926 Fifth avenue, thought !
could make better time by walkin
He fell between the ties and brol
his leg. DR.. Marsh attended TrC
Times. Mr.. Hoyt is a son -in-law
S. b. Pike of the SALISBURY road.
The funeral of Miss Mary McDe
mott. graduate nurse OF Troy. who
sudden death occurred Sunday at Il
home of James p. Hogan, was he
at $3.50 o'clock this morning from s
Michaers church, Troy. Miss McDt
mott is survived by her mother, MI
Mary McDermott, sister, Miss Jul
McDermott and two brothers, PatrI,
and Thomas McDermott.
The bowling committee met Ia
evening at the Y. NJ. c. A. and dec!d
that the scoring for the two-man tot
nament should be by points, ca
string one point and total pins o
point, which will also apply for (
post-tournament series OF the 70
teams slightly changed. Elks, Pirat,
Athletics and Tigers. II is plann
to have a small entrance fee for ca
team which shall make two priz
possible to award at the close OF [