The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of she Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

F. A. Rudd of Hoosick.
Frank f. Braman of Adams is
spending the day in town.
Neopolitan brick ice cream in
quarts and pints at Quinlan's Phar-
macy. 94tf
Elmer Dinwiddie of Woodford
passed Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Dinwiddie.
Parents are earnestly urged to be
present at the camp rally in the Y. NJ.
c. A. this evening.
Albert NJ. Downs and Col Thomas
Harmon attended the state G. A. r.,
encampment at Burlington this week.
Tree Warden E. s. Buss is spraying
! the trees on the east side of School
street from Main to Pleasant streets
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dinwiddie
have moved from the Potter tene-
ment on Main street to house on
Booth Terrace
Miss Sara Shaw, who has leen Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Aldace f. Walker
in New York, has returned to her
home in Old Bennington.
Grover G.. Martin of Albany who is
spending the summer here. has gone
to Sunderland where he is to spend a
few days at the Kelly stand.
Misses Bella Rowan and Lucy Da-
ley of Montreal are visiting their cou-
sins. Mrs. Richard Burke and Miss
| Katherine Magee of Dewey street.
Miss Hilda Pratt went to Pough-
keepsie this afternoon, where she
will attend reunion of the class of
which she was a member at Vassar
college
The Y. NJ. c. A. building is being
equipped with fire escape, WHICH is
to be on the west side OF the build
ing The work is being done by Rob
ert Pilling.
The committee on arrangements is
requested to meet at N. Il. o. F. hall
this evening at s o'clock to arrange a
visit June 10, to Elm Lodge
Pittsfeld, Mass.
The double tenement house Oh
Pleasant street owned by the Win
slow estate has been sold, through
the Nash & Hutchins real estate
agency, to f. b. Pope.
The Bennington city band will give
=, an open air concert at the Soldiers
home grove Sunday afternoon Thi:
will be the first concert OF the sea
son to be given at the home
William Connors of Troy has .solC
a lot of 100 acres on the south slope
of Mount Anthony to Edward ii
d Everett The sale was made through
the Nash & Hutchins agency
v Mrs. Walter A. Houran and son Go
don returned to their home in Spring
:. field, Mass, this morning accompan
led by Mrs. John Houran of Scott ST.
who will spend two weeks in tina
y city.
Today and Saturday will be you
+ last chance to purchase your sprinI
and summer goods at cut prices, a
S the New York Stores sale. Don
s fail to attend. Ask for our valuable
checks got
: Christopher Nash today bega
4. work as time-keeper for Street Con
missioner Dunn. There have bee
a number of applicants for the ne'
u position created by the board Q
Is trustees Tuesday night.
Mrs. S. S. Pike is holding a specia
L. sale this summer on all her Port
u Rican goods, preparatory to leayin
for Porto Rico in October for tn
Is winter. She expects to return
RS New York the following spring.
Corbett 7. Arnold, whose resigns
le ton as physical director at the loci
is Y. NJ c. A. took effect the first
June, has gone to Poughkeepsie, J
Y. where he has accepted smila
g position with the Y. NJ. c. A. in thu
b" city.
Capt. S. T. Chamberlain of Bra
. don. n veteran of the civil war, hi
=, purchased a house and three lots {
I" Morgan street and has moved
Bennington. The sale of the prope
on " was made through the Nash
lis Hutchins agency.
cn w. H. Bradford, Trenor p. Ores
and Edward w. Dewey went to Nor
Oh ampton Thursday in Mr. Bradford
Is, car to witness the baseball game b
.er tween Bennington and the Mort
ampton team On account OF Il
-, rain no game was played First has
~ =, man Carolan returned with the aut
on mobile party.
The funeral of Mrs Mary Dermo'
-, was held at o'clock this mornil
" VI from st. Francis de Sales churC
'H Rev A. j. Barron officiating. II
~" bearers were John T.. Ryan. Edwa
j. Cummings, Edward Scully, Villa
has Dermody, John Scully and FIR
md Horst The burial was In the Pa
his Lawn cemetery.
Because of the cool weather {
,ic- summer tourist season In Benningt
ley which year ago at this time was
asst full blast. has hardly opened.
ing the present time there is but III
demand for locations or boardi
places. The cities are so comic
'V able that the people have not yet
s gun to leave for the mountains a
,t the seashore.
ca Special bargains at Joe Levi
re store on Friday and Saturday. Lad
Tho and Misses linen Norfolk suits rel
>. lar price $3.50, Friday and Saturd
price Sac. We have just receiy
a new stock of ladies' aud miss
dresses which will be sold at reas'
able prices during Friday and Sat
ISIS day. Joe Levin's corner of MOI
and River streets. ~
eth Mrs. w. II. Bradford and Mrs c.
md Dewey entertained at charmi
of ,,,,,tr,I, Thurcdav aftornnnn nj