The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
tgsNs ., Che Town and /iIlsse Told Briefly
Sng BsRy Readers
Mrs. William SCHNEIDER is III.

trip 10 New 1Ork.
C. w. Thatcher went to Mystic, |
Conn, Tuesday on business.
Miss Agnes Harte of Adams passed !
Tuesday with friends in town.
Milk and heavy cream fresh every
day at the Harwood drug store. 44tf
oysters opened fresh from the
shell by the pint, quart OF hundred
L. ]. Eddington. 47t4
Mrs. Ruth lockwood OF Jefferson
avenue is quietly celebrating her
91st birthday today.
Miss Hazel A. Woodland, who has
been at her home here, has returned
TO Mortified seminary.
James McCue, who has been visit
ing at his home here, has returned to
Troy where he is employed.
The teachers training class will
meet as usual in the Congregational
chapel this evening at 1880.
Branch No. 5 of St Marys Guild
will meet with Mrs. George f. Graves
Thursday afternoon from to 5.
Mr. and Mrs H. Meyer are to move
from Depot street to one of the Put
nam tenements on Gage street
Mrs. ]. Walker and Miss Stella
Marsden are moving from Valentine
street to a tenement on Chimes st
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Gibney have
moved from Stafford street to the Nc.
Keen house on the corner of Park and
Gage streets.
Patrick Healy of Adams street who
is employed by S. f. Wood, sustained
sprained ankle yesterday as re-
suit of fall
Joseph Yanner and Geraldine o.
Brien will have their original New
York roles in Excuse Me" at the op-
era house Thursday evening
Myron H. Woodland, who has been
visiting his daughters, Mrs. Frank H.
Burgess in New York and Miss Bessie
Woodland in Albany has returned
home.
Miss Beulah Bates and Mr.. and
Mrs Harry S. Moses attended the
concert given by the London symp
hony orchestra in Boston Tuesday
evening
There will be a special meeting o!
the carpenters union at 1880 O'Clock
this evening. Important business will
be transacted and all members are re
quested to be present
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Parker OF Rut
land who have been the guests dur
ing the past week OF Mrs Barbara
Moore OF South street, returned today
TO their home in that city.
Two man team, X. White and f
Perry bowled 9S7 pins against team
No. 4, l.. Percy and w. Sears $50 Oh
the Y NJ. c. A. alleys last night, scor
ing three and one point respectively
Thomas Finn, manager of the Rob
inson Brothers production OF Uncle
Toms Cabin, is in town purchasing
stock for the summer season. Mr.
Finn expects to purchase about TWEEN
~ horses. -,
Miss Dorothy Carver returned to
day to her studies at Wheaton Semi
nary at Norton, Mass, after hayin!
spent the Easter holidays at the HON,
OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs. f. b
Carver of Main street.
A special meeting of the Y. NJ. c
A. Board OF Directors mas been Gale,
for Thursday evening at $3.50 oclool
TO take action on a proposed offer TO
the real estate in which the associa
ton is a part owner.
A. Barron Fitzgerald returned to
day to Burlington where he is stu
dent az the Medical school OF the Uni
versity of Vermont, after spending tn
Easter vacation at the home OF hi
uncle, Rev. A. j. Barron.
W. Leroy Bates returned today t
his studies at Yale University alte
spending several days at his HON
here. Mr.. Bates spent the create
portion OF the spring vacation in Was
ington, d. c., and New York, on bus
ness.
Martin Campbell was taken Int
custody this morning by officer Ricl
ard Hurley, 1t is alleged that Cam
bell was begging on the streets in
highly obnoxious manner lie IA
been in the custody of the local polio
before.
A number of the members of the /,
cal council OF the Knights of Comu
bus are planning to attend the worl
ing Of joint third degree in Troy o
Sunday They will join the degre
team at Hoosick Falls and so wit
them to Troy by special train.
The funeral of John Thomas, colo
ed. an inmate Of the Soldiers Ilom
was held Tuesday afternoon at thi
institution Mr. Thomas was a pr
vate in Co. II, lO9th U. S colored 4
fantry lie entered the home frol
Burlington December .. 1910 n
was born November 25, iSi3. At Il
time he enlisted he was a slave.
| Joseph Hummer of Old Benningtc
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Humm,
/ and Miss Theresa Anderson wei
married this morning at $3.50 at q
| parsonage of the Old First church /
Rev. Isaac Jennings. The happy co
pie left Immediately after the Ger
mony for n wedding trip to Bosto
Following their return, they will I