The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-05-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of 'he Town and Village Told Dhefb
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Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Henry of Ar
ington are spending abe day in Ben
lington.
Miss Edith Buss and Miss Minnie n
Van Gu visited in Valley Falls over
Joseph Martin who is employed in
North Adams passed Sunday with his
wife here.
Misses Agnes and Margaret Healy |
of Albany passed Saturday at their /
home here.
John Nash Jr, has returned from
visit to his brother, Joseph Nash
at Burlington.
Mrs. l.. II. Woodland is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. David Hastings oil
Cleremont, N. H. r9' II
Good heavy overals, 75c values at
ACC at the 1c to 99c surprise store,
Library building. H.
Choice gladiola bulbs, beautiful as
sorted colors at Is cents dozen at
| 1913 North street.
Jesse Dryer of Beech street has
accepted employment as teamster
for Il. II. Putnam.
Charles Sherman Of Glens Falls is
spending few days with Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. B. Oatman.
Samuel Holt returned today from
Pittsfield where he passed the week
end with his family.
Mrs. Augusta Yates and son Ken
n meth visited friends in North Adams
:. and Pittsheld Sunday.
The Philathea of the Baptist
church will hold regular meeting
d this evening at the parsonage.
!, Bennington council, Knights OF
- Columbus, worked the first degree on
- II candidates Sunday afternoon.
,s A regular meeting of Catamount
=, Commandery. U. o. G.. G., VIII De
W held Tuesday evening at o'clock
in Mrs Ida Bassett of Gage sstreet
who has been suffering from AN at
49, tack of appendicitis, is convalescing
ne Several automobile parties from
in Glens. Falls, Pittsfeld and other pla
iy ces motored to Bennington Sunday
Mrs. E. d. Bennett returned OF
: Saturday from Rutland, where sh'
!. visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Mattison.
~ Miriam lodge, Daughters OF he
We bekah, will hold a regular meetinI
this evening. A drill will follow tn
business session.
= p. H. Thompson, Guy McKeor
Charles Sumner and Miss Sarah Gu
Imam OF Arlington visited Irlend
here over Sunday.
DIR. +. S. Barley has returned frol
Burlington where he has been .
IN, tending the annual meeting of tn
on state dental society.
Just received, a large assortmer
of house dresses $500 and 500 va
ues at 99c at the lie to ssc surprls
store, Library building.
Walter Bingham, Henry Altar
John Allard. Lawrence Galipo. Be
nard Madison and Mr.. Bingham
guest. Arthur Loewy OF New YoI
passed Sunday fishing at North Do
set. All report a fair catch
Big special sale of second haT
clothing on Friday and Saturday
1923 North street. Nice SUNNI
'ct dresses and hats, also mating, lam
- a wash stand, two three quarter be-
a cook stove, chamber suit, toilet 81
a a good sewing machine, etc.
]. Rollin. the two weeks old son
~ Mr.. and Mrs Adjutor Marcoux
- Mill street died this morning. I
funeral will be held from the hou
Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O. It
burial will be in the Catholic cen
- terry. orr
. Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Williams ha
returned from visit in Manchest
While there Mr.. Williams caught
brown trout 22 inches in length q
Weighing a little over three poun'
The width OF its tail was hye
ches.
John C. Ball, who was born In II
part OF Bennington, known as Ill
dillville Sc years ago. died Friday
his home in Watervliet, where
had been a resident since 1875.
was the pioneer shirt manufactul
OF Utica, n. Y, in the late sixt
and removed from there in 1870
Troy. where he followed the sa
business up to the time OF his dea
He claimed to be the first man
travel about the country taking
ders for shirts
Mrs. George Hummer was in II
yesterday TO see her son, Andre
who is in the city hospital be-
treated for injuries received
week when a bottle OF lime
water exploded in his hand YoI
Runners cheek was slashed by
ing glass and a quantity OF the
lime splashed into one OF his ey
When taken to the hospital the 4
geons stated that there was but
tie chance to save the eye but J
terday Mrs. Hummer was told I
the young man had come through
accident much better than was
pected and that he would not
the sight OF the injured optic.