The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Asys of the Town and Village fold Briefly
Cor Busy Readers
DR.. F. w. GoodaIl is i'll.

DR.. +. w. Goodall is Ill.
Mrs. NJ. B. Middleton of East Main
street is i'll.
Mrs. G. Louis Harwood returned
Monday from a visit in Troy.
Mrs. Jane Johnson of North street
is confined TO the house by illness.
Miss Mary Edgerton of Main street
has returned from visit in Rutland
and Dorset.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Needham have
commenced housekeeping in the New
ton tenement on Silver street.
Divisions C and d of the Second
Congregational church will meet in
the church parlors this afternoon.
Don't wait until all the best bar
embroidery sale at Mrs. Kinsley's.
Members of Manser Encampment,
|, o. o. F. rendered a reception to
James H. Shufelt Tuesday evening.
Mrs. ]. H. Ineson's dancing class in
N. E. o. p. hall Friday evening eight
to ten and Saturday afternoon, four
to six. 30t3
Mrs. E. b. Patterson and Miss
Mabel Patterson will entertain at
cards this evening at their home on
Union street.
Anyone having table clothes be-
longing to the Baptist church is re-
quested to return them by Thursday
evening at the latest
Lena Miller, that clever singing,
dancing and costume changing artist
is in town. She is to iii a two days
engagement at the library theatre.
Adv.
The Elks are moving today into
their new rooms in the Richie block,
which with the exception of a few de-
tails of decoration are nearly com
pleted.
John Slattery of County street, who
while at work Friday at the Scott
foundry stepped off the runway, sus-
tanning a broken rib, was able to sit
up Tuesday for the first time.
William L. Gokay went to Rutland
Tuesday, returning with a Cadillac
limousine, which he drove to Troy to-
day to be shipped from there to New
York to Former Gov. ]. G.. McCul-
Tough.
Brownson Madison of Dewey ST.,
who fell from a staging several days
ago, while working on an addition to
| the George Aldrich house on School
street, is slowly recovering from his
| injuries.
Capt. Lewis and his company ar
rived this morning. He is touring
the vaudeville circuit in his Mitchell
| car, and he can be seen in his very
| clever cartoonist act at the library
theatre today and tomorrow only.
Adv.
John r. Johnson and family have
moved to the Putnam tenement over
the office of the Berkshire railway
office. Mr.. Johnson, who recently
came here from North Adams, is a
member of the firm OF Johnson and
Nimmons, grocers.
Mrs. Lucina Elwell was very pleas.
antly surprised by her children and
grandchildren at Clarence Chambers
| Sunday. in honor of her eighty-third
birthday. A chicken pie dinner was
served to thirty-five.
The grange will hold special
meeting in n. T.. o. p. hall this even.
ing. Candidates initiated in the third
and fourth degrees and papers will be
read by Mrs. B. j. Brooks, Mrs. Mat
tie Jewett and Mrs. w. Smonds
Members of Manchester grange will
be present and banquet will be
served at the close of the meeting.
The Young Peoples Union Ban
quet which has been planned fol-
some few weeks will be held this
week Friday at the Baptist church
and will be an interesting affair
Those who plan to be present should
notify the members of the committee
Miss Julia LOOMS, Miss Mildred Far
mum and Albert Mathers, not latel
than Thursday evening.
About fifty members of Bennington
Grange attended the "Neighbors
Night meeting held in the Grang,
hall at Pownal last evening. Tn,
program was conducted by the Ben
nington and Stamford oranges. must,
being furnished by Alexander Young
a reading by Mrs. w. C. Houran anC
a paper by Miss Edith Rice of Ben
nington. Mrs. Eugene Bishop an,
Miss Lillian Cox of Stamford ais,
read papers. Supper and dancing 70
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