The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of 'he Town and Village Told Briefly
foe Busy READER

Leon Boyd of North Adams, former
ly OF this village is visiting here.
Neopolitan brick ice cream in
quarts and pints at Quinlan's Phar-
macy. 94tf |
Ralph w. Orr of Main street visit
ed at his home in Adams on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Sarah Burgess of West Main
street, who has been i'll, is able to be
out again.
Fred w. Spear went to Burlington
Wednesday to attend the annual G.
A. X. meeting.
d. X. Dunbar of Boston, director
of the Bennington Gas Light com
pany is in town.
DR.. G. b. Wells of Great harrington
formerly of Bennington, passed We'd
nesday with friends in town.
A number of the friends of Miss
Grace Williston of Beech street gave
her linen shower Wednesday even
ing
Miss Flora Murphy of Dewey street
is seriously i'll of fever. Miss Dew
lin, a nurse from Troy is in atten-
dance.
Louis Bennett of Adams street has
returned from Laconia, N. H., where
he was called because of the death
OF his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Albro have
moved from the Barnes house on
Pleasant street to the Riley house
on Main street.
Edward w Dewey, who has com.
pleted a course at the Philadelphia
Textile school, is at his home here
for the summer vacation.
The condition of S A. Patterson
Jr.. of Dewey street, who has been
seriously i'll of fever shows some
slight improvement today.
There will be a special meeting OF
the brick layers. plasterers' and ma
,, sons union this evening in room
, in the savings bank building
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Levin Of Man
chester, who have been visiting Mr.
I Levin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. II
Harry Levin, have returned home.
Dennis Toomey of North street who
4 has been laid up with severe ATTACK
of rheumatism resumed his duties
this morning as coachman for Mrs
Charles Cooper.
Miriam Rebekah lodge will repea
the play Aunt Jerushas Quiltin
d Party" by request Friday evening
June Z, at o'clock. Admission 15c
AT Odd Fellows hall 95t.
b Justin Kelloggs will was probatet
e in Surrogate's Court Troy, on Wed
, nesday. The estate is given as SO,
e 400 personal property and all goes
to the widow, Mary Leake Kellogg.
!, Rev. II. w. Kimball, who was one
! OF the supplies at the Second Con
." gregational church last summer. viii
I, be present tonight at the chapel ser
. vice of this church, and will give
an address.
l. Special summer membership in
e the Y NJ c. \. for $500 to October
first. Hot and cold shower or tut
s baths available each day from 9 a
It m TO 10 p. m. besides other valuabl,
II privileges.
Willard Fillmore of Los Angeles
:, Cal. is visiting relatives in the vii
u lage. Mr.. Fillmore. who is son o
I, the late Elijah ID. Fillmore, will re
Il main here a few days This is hi
y first visit to town in ~ years.
e. The funeral of Guy II. Olsayer
aged 40 years, will be held from tn
home OF his sister, Mrs Clinton
:. White on North street Friday after
noon at 1880 o'clock The servic
will be private. Rev. r. l.. Dow O
the Methodist church will ofhciat,
y The burial will be in the Hinsdil
s vile cemetery. Besides Mrs. Whit,
Z another sister, Mrs Cahrles Hahn,
!. man OF Seattle. Wash, survives,
V William Brown. rs years OF ag,
y died Wednesday at the town farm
" where he had been for the past fou
a months Death was due to drops,
!, AS far as is known no relatives su
u vive. He was a native OF Whit
60 Greek and large portion OF his III
u had been passed in SALISBURY. Tn
y funeral will be held from the farl
= Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Re
n w. f. Never OF the First Bapti,