The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
s1ss o. die Town and liIl<ge Told Brisl
6rg essv Readers.

Lanes KNIT vests at 39c, worth
Sl.OO at Mulligan & Roche's. 72t2
Ladies. misses and children blouse
sweaters at S9c, worth $500 at Multi.
gan Dc Roche's. 72t2
$40 buys Sl6.5O overcoat at Mul.
ligan & Roche's.
ligan & Roches. 72t2
Theodore A. Carpenter will leave
tomorrow for Deland, Fla, to pass a
portion of the winter.
$1,000 buys an $500 overcoat
made by Hart, Schaffner G. Marx at
auiiisah q hoches. 1872
Mr. and Mrs Charles E. Carroll
are receiving congratulations over
the birth of a son on January 10.
Attend the big surprise sale at the
&c to 99c Surprise store, Library
building, which opens tomorrow at
$3.50 a. m.
MISS Florence March has returned
to her school in South Manchester
conn, after having spent some time
with her mother. Mrs. C. B. March.
General Secretary H. G. Banks of
the local Y. NJ c. A. is exnectad
nome Saturday morning from TROY
and Waterford where he has been
spending few days.
MISS Marcia Baker pleasantly en-.
tertained at her home on Branch 81
thursday evening the b. and r. Sew.
ing circle. Refreshments were serv.
ed and an enjoyable time was had nv
all. -"u ~
Telegraphic reports this afternoon
state that another cold wave from
the middle west is coming eastward
and that even more severe weather
is TO be expected. a northeast snow
storm is prevailing along the Allan.
tic coast.
The newly installed officers of the
local Grange were entertained last
evening at the home of the Master
Henry T. Lyons. An elaborate sun.
per was served and plans were ar.
ranged for the work the coming
year.
The interest in the special services
IN the Methodist church deepens
Rev. b. Z. Stevens. d. d., of Rutland
VIII preach tonight. in place of DIR.
o. H. coleman as announced, who re, |
turned home on account Of sickness
in family.
Municipal Judge E. IT. Holden and
states Attorney w. J. Meagher went
TO Stamford this morning to take nm
tle postponed hearings in the cases
OF the liquor seized by q posse of
/ ''Aninston county deputies at the
stamford House and the Paradise
Hotel last Saturday night.
Rev, VIM. Meyer will conduct the
last of the series of meetings in oh.
servance OF the week OF PRAYER this
evening at 1880 o'clock The sinh.
ject for meditation will be "Onr
EVangelistic Work" All depart.
ments of the church will be interest
ed. Strangers cordially invited.
az" 'iS. >. II. NOOd enJOyably
entertained the Notification club AT
their home Thursday evening
Widow was played The first ladies
prize was awarded to Mrs. Frank
Wood, the second to Mrs. Peter Har.
rlngton. The first gentIemen's prize
was won by Peter Harrington and the
second by Fred Harmon. Refresh.
ments were served.
Several members of the Troy
colony OF summer residents in Ben.
nington are to take part in THE Mid.
way to be given at Harmony hall
on January % to raise money for the
Frances Mason home. Miss Ruth
Eddy is general chairman of the en-
iertainment. The vaudeville pro.
gram will include songs by Miss
Anne Shields Miss Virginia Van.
Santvoord and Miss Betty yelling.
on will have charge of the fortune ,
elling booth. Miss Edith Van SAINT.
'oord will preside at the refresh.
nent table and Miss Mary Van SAINT
'oord at the cigar counter.
Friends in Bennington have receiy q
d word from John Ryan, the former ,
Bennington baseball player. stating
hat he Is now working at his trade
II steam-htting in Baltimore. Ryan )
Who played with the New Britain
cam OF the Connecticut league last !
eason went to Cuba with a barn
forming nine last fall and during
anne In the city of Havana he broke
ne OF the bones in his ankle. AS he a
again able to work at his trade ii n
lould seem that he has made a com. O
lete recovery from the injury. Ryan A
las sold by the New Britain team TO y
ne st. Louis Nationals at the close =,
the 1911 season. -
r. J. Sanford, chairman of the n
oard OF selectmen OF the town of n
tamford, was In the village this =,
forming. He called on number of :,
lends and in the course of his visit -
Il about the business section he "
armed of the hearing to be held to. "
ny at Stamford In the cases OF the M
luor seized at the Stamford House fC
nd the Paradise hotel last Saturday n
ght When the liquor was remoy. n
from the two hotels II was plac. ST
in charge OF Mr.. Sanford who 70
ored II In safety under lock and n,
". He had not been informed that "
10 hearings were TO be held today