The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-05-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Jews Of the Town and Village Told BdsfIB
SOr Busy ReadeSA-
Dance, Foresters' hall tonight.


Mrs. Annette Hollister is visiting
relatives at Half Moon, N. Y.
Mrs Samuel Tessier of South |
SALISBURY is visiting in the village
today
Frank Porter of Troy is spending
a few days with friends in town.
Otto E. Reimer of New York has
arrived at Old Bennington for the
summer.
John B. Harte went to Rutland
Thursday on business. He expects to
return this evening.
Herbert Barden, an inmate of the
Soldiers Home, has returned from
a visit in Brattleboro.
f. B. Hyde, a former resident, ar
rived in town Thursday afternoon on
brief business trip.
Baseball goods at Evans Special
discount to clubs and members OF
regular organized mines.
There will be a meeting of Ben
nington Council, Knights of Column
bus at o'clock tonight
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Moses leave
today for Half Moon, N Y, where
they will spend the week end.
Mrs. James A. Eddy of Troy is the
guest of Mrs. John V. d. s. Merrill
at Old Bennington for few days
The condition of Mrs. Myron H.
Chandler of North Branch street ex-
tension, who is ill, does not improve.
The condition of Herbert H. Allen,
who recently entered the Samaritan
hospital in Troy for treatment. re-
mains about the same.
The members of Father Mathew,
r. A. B. society are requested to meet
at 1880 o'clock Sunday morning to re-
ceive communion in body.
Mrs. f. w. Baldwin of New York
city, an expert fashion authority. is
the guest of the Drysdale Standard
Pattern department for few days.
Potatoes down to $125 per bushe
fine for sable BY bushel or carload
Splendid lot of seed potatoes. Early
ones a little higher. r. NJ. Hough
ton, 315 School street
Members of the Junior class of the
high school delivered their essays
this afternoon. The classes made NJ
special observance OF Arbor day, bul
the afternoon session was shortened
II. A. Albyn, who has charge of the
orchards of Edward n. Everett a
Tobaso, o., and the horticultural worl
here, returned Thursday evening L
Tobaso. after a several days sta!
here.
Miss jeanette Perkins has returne,
from Washington, d. c., where sh
has been spending several week
with Miss Jennie Valentine at tn
Hotel Hamilton. Miss Valentine
expected to return on Saturday.
Kenneth Owens, student at Vel
mont University, who has been Wis
iting friends in town, having com
here to attend the subscription dane
given in Foresters' hail Wednesda
evening returned Thursday ate
noon
IhAdlb'h nave Ndhtu uAOp Aioi
= $3.50 a barrel to S275. This Is pre-
D baby due to the recent heavy impo
tations and because OF the quantit
ke which some OF the farmers, who wei
holding them for higher prices, ha
on hand
N. Cranston and Harwood fnishe
10 their games last night in the two-ma
lie team tournament by bowling 100
te- pins against 955 by sloat and Goodin
NJ and winning three OF the four point
nv. The former team have won 20 OF III
.oy 30 points possible in this series.
xe- The funeral of Andrew J. Arr
strong was attended from his la
home at Bennington Falls T9ursds
afternoon at 2 O'clock Rev j.
Mitchell OF the Methodist church {
iiciated. The floral tributes we
many and beautiful The beare
were his three sons, Harry G., He
bert c. and Frank A. Armstrong al
. grandson Harry Cipperley Of Hoe
-: lex. The burial was in the Hilsdi
vile cemetery. The funeral VI
attended by large number from o
of town, among whom were Per
Lamb and Mrs. George NJ. Lamb
Pittsfeld, Mrs. NJ. Il. Dick of Hoo
: lex Falls, Arthur Cipperley of lie
sick and + d. Moser of Eagle Bridl