The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Jews Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
COR Busy Readers-

he LlhS anu IildlSS Will pONl W
night on the Y. NJ c. A. alleys in the
Post-Series Tournament
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. North re-
turned Saturday from a wedding trip |
to New York and Atlantic City.
Miss Rhea Hurvey of Springfield,
Mass, is spending few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hur-
vey.
G. Eugene Stevens of Hinsdale, N
H., spent the week end with his
mother, Mrs. l., l.. Stevens of South
street.
Lawrence Griswold left this morn
ing on a business trip through Pen
nsylyania and Maryland for the Bot
tum & Torrance Co.
Miss Aline is in town the clever
female juggler She can be seen in
her juggling act at the Library thea
ire during the first three days of the
week
The musical Maldens the best mus
morning from New York. They are
to fiji a three days engagement at
the Library theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perry of
New Haven, Conn, who have been
in town arranging to have their
household effects moved to that city,
have returned home.
The Ladies Missionary Reading
circle of the Second Congregational
church will meet with Mrs. Helen
j. Thomas, Washington ave, Wednes
day afternoon at O'clock.
Miss Angie Melden and Miss Jose
phine Keller have returned from q
visit in Springfield, Mass. Miss
Keller also visited Miss Florence
Quinlan at Northampton, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. George Il. Stevens OF
New York have been in town prepar
ing for repairs and improvements
which are to be made on their sum
mer home in the Downs district.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stevens Of
New York have been the guests al
Old Bennington of Mr. andMrs. Guy
B. Johnson who recently opened theil
summer residence in that village
Camille Personi arrived this morn
ing from Philadelphia. She can be-
seen in costume changing japanese
singing act at the Library theatre
during the first three days this week
The Life Problem" class will
meet Tuesday evening at els fol-
supper followed by the discussion lee
by Rev. VIM. F. Meyer, subject 9TH,
Relation of the Physical and Spirit
ual'.
The funeral of Mrs. Abbie Stortz
widow of Lorenzo Stortz, was held a
3 o'clock this morning from st. Fran
els de Sales church. Rev. A. ]. Ban
ron officiating. The burial was in IN
Catholic cemetery.
A train of three cars is required {
transport the Naughty Marietta
company and scenery which Osca
Hammerstein will send to Bennina
ton this week Friday. Tickets o
sale at box office Tuesday evening a
o'clock.
Word has been received here {
the effect that Human S Brown @
Old Bennington who has been pas,
ing the winter with Mrs. Brown a
st. Augustine, Fla, is III in a hosp
tai in that city and that their retur
north will consequently be delayed.
DR. II. T. Summersgill. who is her
on a visit to his mother. Mrs. f. .
Tiffany, has accepted the position a
medical superintendent of the Ne,
York Post Graduate Medical SchoC
and Hospital He will take charge a
soon as his successor Is chosen I
take his place at The New Have
General hospital.
, George NJ. Montgomery. aged :
, years, a we'll known and highly r,
, spected resident OF South Shaftsbur
C died at about $3.50 o'clock sunda
G evening at his home in that villae
C following an illness of eight months
C The funeral will be held from IN
house Wednesday afternoon at . @
clock, Rev. Mr. Watson of III
Methodist church officiating.
Mrs z. w. Bradford returned Sa
urday from a several months trim
Florida and Cuba. The intlnerar
of the trip by special car include
stops at all of the principal cities
Florida and while in Cuba, Havar
was made the stopping place fro
which motor trips to many points
interest We're made. On her retm
trip as well as on her way sout
Mrs. Bradford visited In New Yol
and Washington. She will leave
six weeks, to spend the SUNNI
months in Europe.
II Friday night of this week an mn
trated lecture on Dickens as | II
call Him, with n visitsto His HON
and Haunts' will be given I'm 4
Second Congregational church
Hon. Y. Wilder Fairbank OF Boste
| The views TO be shown were secur
personally by Mr. Fairbank in Fr
land, and all colored by special N
fish artist. They represent livi
scenes in the authors life.story n
his books This is the Dickens G,
tennial year and many ought to
greatly Interested In this lecm
Tickets are twenty-five cents.