The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-05-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of 'he Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers-

for Busy READER
L. f. Welch has secured employ
ment in Williamstown.
Wells Chapman has accepted
position in Williamstown.
Arthur Loewy of New York is
passing the week with friends in the
village.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weeks have
moved to the Hawks house on Coun-
ty street.
Mrs. Lillian Baker of Berlin came
today to pass the week end at her
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Young have
moved from County street to a tene-
ment at the corner of County and De
pot street.
Mrs. Calvin Endress and Mrs. Her
bert Marsden have returned from
Woodstock where they attended the
Rebekah convention.
A handsome bay colt sired by w.
A. Roots two year old stallion, Clair
| Cantara, made his appearance at the
Burgess stock farm this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Whitman
and Miss Gladys Whitman have re-
turned after spending several days
with relatives and friends in Airing
ton.
J. T. Carpenter, Calvin Endress
and NJ b. Middleton will return TO-
day from Woodstock where they
have been attending the Odd Fellows
convention
States Attorney w. J. MeagheI
has returned from Montpelier where
he attended the habeas corpus pro
ceedlngs in the case OF Eugene e
Sargood of Arlington.
Ted Brill, who has been in town
for few days awaiting the opening
OF the baseball season, went to Glens
Falls this afternoon to play with the
team in that city tomorrow.
Walter Sharpe of New Haven, Ct
is visiting his brother, II. Harry
Sharpe. After the first OF June, Mr.
Sharpe will take up his duties at the
Post Graduate hospital in New York
DIN w Harwood, NJ b. Middleton
and Jesse r. Carpenter, who have
been attending the annual state con
vention of the Vermont Odd Fellows
at Woodstock, returned home las
evening.
County Judges Charles Is. Kent o.
Dorset and G. \ Perry of ReadshorC
arrived in the village last evening fol
the purpose of drawing the grand anC
petit jurors who are to serve at In,
June term o. county court, which
opens at Manchester on the 4th.
Empire Comedy company Friday
and Saturday evenings at Summi
hall, Pownal Center. There will b,
= a dance each night until IL o'clock
after entertainment. Show is genu
inc vaudeville. Money refunded 1
not satisfactory. Prices 10 and q
cents, S0t.
The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Don
lon, wife OF John Donlon, OF White
Creek. was held at the home of he
sister, Mrs. Minnie Love at Noru
. Bennington this morning at ESQ ant
from the Catholic church at 10 o
clock The interment was in tn
North Bennington cemetery.
h Guy McKeon OF Arlington. a forme
{ resident, is visiting in town today
e MIR. McKeon has resigned his pos
/ ition with the Arlington Refrigerato
e company, and has opened an ic
cream and cigar store in that villag,
His brother Albert McKeon, Who III
I'll recently, has lived here is leari
/ ing the drug business at Holyok,
L Mass.
The First Baptist church announ,
es the following services tomorrow
j Public worship with sermon by III
: pastor, both morning and evening
\ Morning subject, Life Astounding
| evening subject, moral Sanity b
BILE school at noon with classes fC
all ages Christian Endeavor NEE
/ ing at $3.50 in the evening A cordii
i invitation is extended to all to wp
4 ship with us.
| Advices from DIR. Cedric p. Slble
\ who has been pursuing course (
4 dermatology In the University
4 Vienna for the past nine month
state that he has engaged passaT
on the Olympic Of the White ST.
line. and expects to arrive in Ne
4 York the middle of next week. III
last few weeks OF DR.. Sibley's sta
\ abroad have been spent in travel an
4 In visiting similar institutions
I Paris and London.
1 It has been a backward season I,
all kinds of spring goods and espeS
ally ladies' garments. fFor this re
son Joe Levin. the North and Riv,
\ street merchant has decided to dl
/ pose oil his large stock at greatly I
i iuced prices. The goods are q
4 best q at he has ever purchased
i this line as he was looking FOR
II larger and more extensive buslne
/ this year The weather has not be,
Il right, however, and he Is making
= bic sacrifice to turn the stock IN
ready money. The sale now In pr
gress at HIS store is one OF the ii
gest opportunities Of the kind ev
offered m Bennington. To miss Il