The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
Tor Busy Readers.


Miss Vera Males who has been i'll,
is able to be out again.
". Partenope of North Adams is
spending the day in town.
Miss Mary Scott is entertaining
Miss Ruby Cox of Amsterdam.
Miss Amy Stewart visited Miss
Olive Andrews Of North Pownal on
Sunday.
DR.. P. L. Dow will conduct the
Guideboard prayer meeting tonight at
o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Powers passed
Sunday with relatives and friends in
Arlington.
Louis Northouse has returned from
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Lennon
of Pittsfeld.
Miss Grace B. Holt has returned
from a visit to her sister, Miss Maud
Holt at Bellows Falls.
Edward Snow went to Troy Mon
day, having been called there by the
illness of his daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ainsworth
have returned from visit to their
daughter in Springfield, Mass.
Frank Stevens of the Pownal road
went to Pittstown, ~ T., this morn
ing to attend the funeral of his
mother.
Mrs. Catherine Carney of Proctor,
who has been visiting at the home OF
Patrick Carney of Silver street, has
returned home.
Wanted-A woman for kitchen and
dining room work No washing. Five
in family. Apply to Mrs. f. E. Hart,
S19 Main street. 2St3
Raymond Gardner who has been
! spending a few days with friends in
the village returned today to his
home in Boston.
| Mrs A. X. Vondette and Miss Fan
ME Vondette went today to Pough-
keepsie where they will be the guests
of Mrs. A. X. Richie
William II. Shields and daughter,
Miss Anne Shields of Troy, summer
residents of Old Bennington, are tax
ing a trip to Panama.-Troy Standard
Press.
The body of Lucius f. Hunt, an in
mate of the Vermont Soldiers home
who died at that institution last Sat
urday, has been placed in the vault
OF the Old Bennington cemetery.
John f. Blanchard of 81 Brown
street and Minnie d. (Gurney) Green
slet of Bennington, VT, were married
in Pittsfied March / by Rev. Charles
p. MacGregor-North Adams Trans
cript
Word received from Carl II.
Brown of North Bennington, formerly
employed by Charles w. Thompson,
at the Thompson Pharmacy, stated
that he was now employed in Pitts
burg, Pa.
The First Baptist church and high
school teams will roll a match game
on the Y. Nj. c. A. alleys this even
ing. The committee on bowling will
hold a meeting in the association
rooms at o'clock.
Photographer Cone has recently in.
stalled in his studio a new electric
printing device of about 200 candle
! power. This makes him practically
independent of weather conditions
and is a great convenience
The remains of Miss Mary Nc
Dermott, graduate nurse, who died
suddenly Sunday at the home OF
, James p Hogan, where she was car
ing for Mrs. Bridget Hogan, were TAX
en- to Troy Monday afternoon fol
burial.
Have you notified Prof. H. B. Dick
inson of your intention to be present
| at the banquet for the men OF the
| Congregational church Friday even
ing at $50? Send reply postcard a
once. The ladies want to know how
many to prepare for. Over sixt!
acceptances have already been re
ceiyed.
| Some interesting articles in thu
February magazines on file at thu
Library are the following: Dickens
on the stage in the theatre. Tapes
| tries at the Metropolitan museum
! international Studio" Real signi
| ficance of recent immigration, Nc
| Am. Rev. Making a man of Herself
| by Ida NJ Tarbell, Amer" Conn
ers & Burns or Unionism & dyns
| mite. "McClures" Germanys fore
- ign trade Century"
The degree team Of North Adam
Aerie of Eagles, accompanied by
good sized delegation of the member
will come here tonight to initiate
class of candidates. There will b
from 60 to rs men in the party an
the trip will be made by special ca
leaving North Adams at 7;15. h,
turning, the car will leave Benninl
ton at 1880 and will proceed froi
North Adams to Adams on the cas-
side line to accommodate the me
from that town who will attend.