The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-02-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Mrs. E. S. Williams of North street
is i'll.
George Peters of North Adams Wis
ited here Tuesday.
Abe Satter spent a part of Tues
day in North Adams.
John scarey spent Sunday with
relatives in North Adams.
Miss Gertrude Johnson Of Avsrlll
Park visited in town Tuesday.
Miss Kathryn Davis Of Green Is
land is spending the day here.
H. c. Gleason of Burlington, inter
nal revenue collector, is in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Myers Of Pow
nal visited friends here Tuesday.
Social dance in Golden Cross hall
Wednesday evening. Admission 10
cents. ~
James Harte Of Arlington is spend
ing the day with his brothers, John
and Charles Harte.
Miss Mayme Donnelly of Rutland,
who has been a guest of Miss Ella
Murray, has returned home.
Branch No. 5 of St Peters church
will meet Thursday afternoon from
to o'clock with Mrs. j. M. Ayres.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Vetal of New
York are guests for few days at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. z. H..
Spear.
Mr. and Mrs. r c. Reynolds of
Troy are in Jacksonville, Fla. Mrs
REYNOLDS was formerly Miss Grace
Roberts of Old Bennington.
An of the assessments against
abutting property owners for the side
walk improvements made during the
past year have been paid into the VII
lage treasury.
Miss Estella Russell of Old Ben
nington was among those who attend
ed the reception given Friday even
ing by students of Bliss Business col
lege at North Adams.
Miss Ruth Eddy daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James A. Eddy summer
residents of Old Bennington, enter
tanned the Bridge Luncheon club a
her home in Troy Tuesday afternoon
Lovers of Dickens whose centen'
NAL is being celebrated today, may
note with interest few recent mag
azine articles and books about this
well-loved author which have been
placed on reserve in the library.
The funeral of Mrs. Emerson Esta-
brook was held from the house on
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev
| w. f. Meyer of the First Baptist
church and Rev. Philip Schuyler OF
St. Peters church officiating. The
remains were placed in the Old
Bennington cemetery vault.
F M. Crawford is wearing a couple
of bad cuts on his face as the result
of a runaway accident on Beech
street. While attempting to turn Out
for a heavily loaded team the run
ners of his cutter caught on a street
car rail and was overturned. After
freeing itself from the cutter
the horse ran to the shoddy mill Oh
the Pownal road where 1t was stop
ped. The cutter, purchased new this
winter, was completely demolished.
To contracting painters, carpenter
and to the public at large, notice II
hereby given that at meeting of th'
Painters and Carpenters Unions o
Bennington, Vermont, held Thursday
February /, 1912, ii was voted: "Tha
from and after April l, 1912, eigh
hours work shall constitute a day
labor" Bennington, VT, February
. | 1912. Painters Union 493 of Benning
ton, VT, Carpenters Union 1894 o
remington Vt 95t
7 Edward Keegan OF Hoosick Fall
/ and Miss Alice O'Hearne OF Bennine
r ton, were united in marriage Thurs
q day afternoon at st. Mary's church
Troy. The bride was attended b
. Miss Mary O'Hearne Of Bennington,
sister, and the best man was Charlie
Keegan of Hoosick Falls, a brothe
e of the groom. The bride was attire
t in white satin and her attendant
z gown was of cream color satin.-
] Hoosick Falls correspondence Of tn
!. Troy Times.
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