The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of 'he Town and Village Told Briefly
fOt Busy Readers

MISS EllLdDeln LiAtI VI 1ioy 10
visiting In the village.
Miss Alice Crawford of Pittsfleld
is spending the day in the village.
Miss Georgiana Fits of Cohoes re-
turned home today after visit here.
A regular meeting Of the local car
psnters union will be held this eve
ning.
Misses Mabel and Grace D. Living
ston are passing the afternoon In
North Adams.
Samuel D. Pierson of Geneva, N.
Y, is the guest of his brother, Philip
r. H. Plerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Allard of
North Adams passed Wednesday with
friends here.
John Mormon has resumed his
duties on the Eyerette estate, after a
visit at his home in Brooklyn.
Several changes are being made in
the interior of the residence OF Mr.
and Mrs. e. B. Huling on South ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Beebe of West
Rupert who have been visiting MI
and Mrs. Frank Wood of Gage street
returned home today.
Card party and dance N. L. o. p
hall Thursday evening, April 20
Cards from 8 to TO- Dancing from :
to II o'clock. Admission 10 cents.
5Sts
Fred +. Hopkinson returned this
afternoon from Boston where he Went
as a delegate from Catamount Com
mandery, U. o. G. G. to the Grand
Commandery meeting.
The residence of Leon Lamarre or
School street is being painted. Mr.
Lamarre is also making repairs anC
Improvements on his tenement house
on the same street.
Benjamin Shimilintsky, the Nortl
street merchant, has sold his horse
to George w. Knapp OF WoodforC
City and will no longer keep ped
dler's wagon on the road
Members of the second degree
team OF the Bennington Grange are
requested to meet at the home OIL
their master at Bennington Falls or
Friday evening at 1880 o'clock.
A. S. Hathaway who has been al
the Vermont Sanatorium at Plttsford
for several weeks, will arrive at his
home in North Bennington this at
ternoon to remain over the week end
Misses Charlotte and Lula Prentiss
of Pittsfeld who have been visiting
their sister, have returned home
They were accompanied by Miss
Katherine McColgan. also OF Pitts
field.
All Rajah, the great mind reader
is in town and can be seen in his
wonderful novelty act at the Library
theatre during the rest Of the week
He is prepared to answer any ques
tons you care to ask.
Irving L. Gibson. administrator o
the estate of the late Ezra NJ. Hulett
will sell the personal property con
sisting of live stock and tools, at pub
lice auction on Saturday, April q, a
2 p. m. The sale will be held on tn
premises. Git
Some OF the taxpayers are not turl
ing in their lists as rapidly as the
should. The listers have only a limi
ed time in which to do their work an
individuals who have neglected I
give the matter their attention ca
help by filing out their lists at once
Garry Papers, who has been en-
ployed In the composing room OF tn
Evening Banner for a larger PORTO
of the past seven years, is III at hi
home near Haynes Corners and phi!
sicians this morning reported tina
there was but slight chance for hiI
to recover.
The mid-week service OF the Bal
fist church will be held this evenin
at 1880. The subject for considers
ton will be THE Beginning an
Growth OF the Kingdom of Heaven,
Everyone is invited to come an
have some part in telling how eac
may help in promoting the growth {
Gods kingdom on earth.
The Y. NJ. G. A. two.man teal
tournament games last night resulte