The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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moving u llV OOuht9 atISct'
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wonderland are
moving to lis Pleasant street
Fred surdam has accepted employ
ment with William Hill as painter.
Miss Avis Babcock of Hoosick is
a guest at the home OF F. o. Graves
Harry Hudson OF Schenectady Wis
tied his father c. l. Hudson Thurs !
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Moore of
Pownal visited friends and relatives
here Thursday
Mrs. John Somers is moving from
Union street to the corner OF Park
and Gage streets.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Bedford are
to move next week from North street
to their house on Stafford street.
The Tigers and Athletics will
hold bowling match at the Y. M. c.
A. bowling alleys this evening at 81
o'clock.
Division f Of the Congregational
church will hold food sale in the
chapel parlors at 2 O'clock Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ryan of North
| Adams came today to be the guests
of her father Edward Burgess Of
Main street
The hare and hound chase for the
| Juniors and intermediate classes at
| the Y. NJ G.. A. starts tomorrow after
noon at 2;15.
Mrs. Lucy Durham returned Thurs
day from Glens Falls, where she pass
ed the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Bushee
A theatre party from Bennington
are planning to attend the perfor-
nance of Excuse Me" this evening
at North Adams
William e. Healy of Schenectady
was in Bennington Thursday on bust
ness Mr.. Healy is at present study
ing music in New York
Miss Florence Moore, daughter Of
| Mr. and Mrs George II. Moore of
Weeks street, is conhLed to the house
| by an attack OF measles.
] The management Of the local OPP
> era house has booked Oscar Hammer
stems greatest comic opera "Naugh-
ty Marietta" for Friday, April 10.
Z ]. D. Totten of Washington, d. c.,
q has resumed his duties on, the Ever
EFT estate after having passed some
time in Manchester on business.
: Dr. and Mrs. Scott Gray of Airing
ton we're among those from out OF
: town who attended the performance
2 of Excuse Me" Thursday evening.
: Among those from out of town who
Z attended the performance Of Excuse
\ Me" last evening, was w. 4. Heaton
of Hoosick Falls, surrogate for Rens-
: selaer county
, Two sets of quoits have been pur-
2 chased for use at the Y. NJ. c. a. The
!. space in the rear of the Y. NJ. C. A.
2 building is to be used for the playing
z Of the game.
) DR.. f. ]. Hurley will repeat his lee
ture this evening at the Y. NJ. c. A
) at 9:15. The lecture will be given in
, the lobby Immediately after the gym.
= nasium classes
Burt Henchy returned today L
4 Troy where he is a student at Tro
= high school, after having spent thu
3 Easter holidays with his mother, Mr.
8. Margaret Henchy.
( The Junior and intermediate gym
y classes of the Y NJ. c. A. are reques
4 ted TO be, on hand promptly at 1879
4 tomorrow morning at the gymnasium
4 to have their pictures taken.
= The Excuse Me" company left b
y trolley this morning at 11:45 fo
"a North Adams where the play is to b.
Z presented this evening. The scener
y cars were sent via the Chatham diyli
z ion.
= Smith and Tyler those colore
comedians, arrived this morning fror
. Saratoga. They are 10 replace Anne
Brothers who proved unsatisfactory
to the management of the Librar
n theatre.
The Y NJ c. A. basket ball tear
= will meet the r. p. J. Freshman teal
tomorrow evening at o'clock at n
Y NJ. c, A. gymnasium. There wi
be preliminary game between tv
Junior teams.
II For misses and girls wear, Norfo
~ suits are in big demand the countr
" over Very smart models in navy Sc
y ges, tan and grey mixtures arrived {
day at the Drysdale garment stor
Rapid selling is assured.
r.,..e -. 80 a.. 80. 80 s.t,
Y, cuse Me" had played at the local o
era house before, James Lackaye ha
= ing appeared here in the "Gentlema
=, from Mississippi" while Villa
&c Strunz had played here in the "Merl
BIC Widow"
lsc The depleted stocks OF women's al
25c children's footwear at the Drysda
90 shoestore occasloned by the unusu
,0c selling OF last week have been aga
an. replenshed, Stocks now are larg,
'Y Yo than at any previous time
A new sewer Is being installed
Park street, from Scott to Pa
25c streets. The former sewer was n
SC sufficiently large to carry away Il
surface water and had been almo
- demolished by the roots of neighbC
ing trees.
Mr. and Mrs Moses Wilson we
this afternoon to Wilmington to
tend the funeral there this afterno
Of Mr.. Wilson's niece, Mrs. Leo Nj,
Donald. Mr. and Mrs. w. II. 81
dick of Hoosick Falls have come
take care OF the farm during Mr. "
sons absence as he will not retu
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