The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-09-16
Asws Of the Town and viiiiase Told Briefly
tor Busy ReaderA

Samuel Holt was called to Pittsfeld
Saturday by the illness of his son,
Sumner.
Raymond Sexton has returned from
Stockbridge where he has been on
business.
Born this morning to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kraweyk of Putnam street,
daughter.
Walter f. Bingham has gone TO
New Hampshire to be the guest OF
Fred Howe.
DR.. F. S. Braley spent Sunday at
his home in Bottoms Landing, Lake
George, n. Y.
Charles Hitchcock left this morn
ing to enter Wesleyan University at
Middletown. Conn.
Harry Flynn has resumed his dut-
les at the Cole Drug store after
two weeks vacation.
Frank Keller has gone to Troy
where he entered the electrical en-
gineering class at r. p. |.
d. Edward Moore of Delmar, N. Y.
is the guest of his mother, Mrs.
Barbara Moore of South street.
Miss L. Nj. Barney and Miss Edith
Buss returned Saturday from New
York where they spent several days
on business.
James H. Livingston went to White
River Junction Sunday to be the
guest of his son. ], Guy Livingston,
during fair week.
Miss Ina Leahy of Utica, who has
been the guest of her brother, John
II. Leahy, returned Saturday to her
home in that city.
Miss d. Agnes Hurley OF Stafford
street has accepted position as
teacher in the intermediate depart
ment of the SALISBURY graded school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A. Walker
formerly of Manchester. now of
Pensacola, Honda. have been spend
ing the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. Walker
Marvin White has resigned his po-
sition with the Cooper manufactur-
ing company and accepted employ
ment as night fireman at the electric
lighting station.
Mr. and Mrs Charles II. Spear and
children returned Saturday from a
weeks vacation spent at Syracuse.
N. Y. where they attended the New
York State fair
Bernard Angevene of 'Brookline.
Mass, Frank Whiting of Neenah,
Wis, and Earl Stegmyer of New
York are visiting at Rose Manor. the
home of F. o. Graves on Elm st.
This is the canning season and
canned peaches are the choicest OF
the lot Large stock of fancy peaches
at rs cents per basket at Estes mar
ket. just right for canning. Get in
| your order before they are all gone.
| depredations of flower and fruit
thieves. What are the police doing
about It? A few arrests would prove
dalutary. A village ordinance pena-
! Lies bicycle-riding on sidewalks.
Why 1t is not enforced Contributed
Mr. and Mrs. Perry B. Gardner and
Mr. and Mrs. ID. p Barber have re
turned from a weeks tour in New
York state inthe course of which they
visited the state fair at Syracuse
They returned by way of New York
and Hartford, Conn
Walter Vault has resigned his
position as shipping clerk for Bottum
and Torrance and has gone to Airing
ton to accept a similar. one with the
refrigerator company there. Harold
f. Dow has taken Mr.. Vaults posi-
ton with the Bennington firm.
N. Noveck is moving the Kennedy
shoe stock which he bought at auc
ton from the Walker building. to hii
own store, today. He will continu,
to close out the entire stock of ovel
1900 pairs of high grade shoes anC
rubbers at less than wholesale cost.
Mrs. Walter Golden and daughter
who have been the guests of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Welch o
Division street, returned this morn
ing to her home in Quogue, l.. ]. Sh'
was accompanied by Miss Nellie vii
son of Arlington who will be he
guest.
Local horsemen will enter horse
at the Manchester Fair this week
NJ Snow has entered Bailey S, My
ron Chandler has entered Veto
George. Henry Burgess has entere,
Irene and Sister Martha and Henri,
\ Green has entered Turtle.
Billy Finnegan, Judd McCrehal
and Billy Connors went 10. the Dor
| nelly cabin in Woodford today The
will spend the week there fern-pich
ing. Wednesday last the trio pul
chased a horse to facilitate travel
II cost thirty-fve' dollars. The hors
died Thursday.
Notice was received by Newsdeale
Evans today to the effect that tn
New York Press had been purchase
by F. A. Munsey to be run in the in
terests of Roosevelt and Progressive
party. Telephone or drop a card {
Evans newsroom and Press will b
promptly delivered each morning.
B. Cantor arrived last night fror
Rochester, N. Y, where he bought d
rest from the growers a car of-ove
500 baskets Of the finest peaches eve
shown in Bennington. They will b
placed on sale Tuesday morning |
the Walker block, Main street. 70
merly occupied by the Kennedy She
store. Prices 75c to s1.00.
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