The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-05-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of me Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

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Miss Anna Murphy visited in AL
bany Tuesday.
Andrew B. Oatman is spending the
day in Arlington on business.
William Keefe of Rutland has re-
turned home after spending few
days in town.
There will be a meeting OF the d.
rectors of the Bennington baseball ]
association this evening at the usual
time and place.
Morris S. Finn OF North Benning-
ton, was called to Erie, Pa, today by
4 the death OF his mother.
Mrs. Alice Healy and son are Wis
iting Mrs. Healy's sister, Mrs. Law
renee Powers of Hoosick Falls.
On May s, Chief Clerk Farwell of
/ Boston will hold an examination OF
the clerks of the local postofice.
Edward. the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lyons of Stafford street,
who has been i'll, is recovering.
Mrs. Lloyd Standsh Of Rutland
has been visiting a few days with
Mrs. T. II. Cranston of North street.
Miss Julia Hayes returned to
Pitlsheld Tuesday evening after a
visit to her sister, Miss Margaret
Hayes.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Enright are
moving to the Morrissey house on
Mill street, which they recently pur-
chased.
Francis Evans, son Of Mr. and Mrs
IL. A. Evans, is spending a few days
with his aunt, Mrs Henry McCormicR
! of Pittsfield.
Mrs. Richard Stafford of Rochester
N. Y. returned home yesterday after
being the guest of Miss Anna Muir
ply of Beech street.
The body of the late Miss Brigi'
Morris has been removed from the
vault of the Old Bennington cemeter!
o and placed in the Park Lawn GENE
terry.
I'll Miss Rhea Hurvey who has beer
n spending few days with her parents
s Mr.. and Mrs Frank Huryey has re
5 turned to her duties at Springfield
r Mass.
= The board of directors and thu
: new industry committee OF th'
Board OF Trade are requested 10 NEE
this evening at o'clock to considc
| imnortant business
o The household effects of Mr. an,
S Mrs. Sayre Mcleod arrived Tuesday
= evening from Troy. Mir. and Mrs
d Mcleod will occupy their sumner
: home at Old Bennington for the bal
l. ance of the season.
Breese, the young son of Mr. anC
Mrs Willard Lighthall of South st.
= observed his third birthday anniver
sary Tuesday by entertaining sever
al of his young friends. Refresh
! ments were served.
Just received a shipment of nice
potatoes. While they last We shall
sell them for $1.35 per bushel Also
J have on hand, Ferris hams and ba
con.-A. c. LaMarre & Co., oIers
house block Tel. 217-M. G6t.
: In the post tournament series o
bowling matches at the Y. NJ c. A
the Tigers scored nine points. TIT
, Elks Z, the Pirates Z and the Athlet
les /, thus ending the five man team
league games for this season
Cranston and Harwood bowl
. ed last evening tota
y of 973 pins against Boynton ant
!, Banks. 907 in the Y NJ. c. A. two-mal
h tournament, the former team winniLl
the four points. l.. r. Percy and w
Sears bowled total of 995 pin
II against 10l1 for w. White and North
The Second Congregational churcl
;, has its annual meeting, which is tn
- 10Th anniversary, on Thursday ever
:. ing. The hour Is set at 1880, and tn
- place is the chapel Interesting r.
% ports will be given from the varou
i, departments of the church and som
p" brief business will be transacted
- But the meeting is intended to b
- largely social Refreshments will b
~ served and some speech-making wi
90 be INDUCED in. All members of Ii
-, church and their wives or husband
~ or parents or grown-up children al
" most cordially invited and earnest
uruad M no praeapf