The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-02
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
sews of the Town and Village fold Briefly
COR Busy Rea1ers-

week in New York.
Miss Agnes Gray Of Troy has been
visiting friends here.
Fred H. Archer of North Adams is
spending the day here.
Harold Kelly has returned from
visit with relatives in Cohoes
MIX and heavy cream fresh every
day at the Harwood drug store Att
Miss Farnces Ryan has returned |
from visit with friends in Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Van Due
son of Pittsfeld are in town today.
Miss Ella Cummings of North St,
has returned from a visit in Rutland.
Barney REILLY, advance agent for
the Excuse Me" company is in town
today.
A regular meeting of Catamount
commandery, U. o. G. c. will be held
this evening.
Miss Florence Daniels returned to
Audllo toudJ oitSi 'ioiN Viva
friends here.
Mrs. NJ. B. Burnham and Miss Hill
dred Burnham are guests of Mrs o.
c.. Moon of Troy.
Seth Lawrence of North Benning-
ton spent the week end with Leon
Lamarre and family.
Morris Levin. who is attending a
business college in New York, is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Levin
Mrs. Frank Perry of New Haven,
Conn, is visiting at her home here.
Mrs Perry was formerly Miss Lucre-
tia Babcoek of Bennington.
1t is expected that a considerable
amount of business will be transact
ed at the regular monthly meeting OF
the village board of trustees this eve
ning
DR.. S. r. Wilcox and his daughter
Miss Emma Wilcox of Boston, who is
visiting at her home here, expect tC
leave today for visit in Hudson
Falls
Very broad showing of the newes
in raincoats, English Gaberdines
whipcords, silks, mohairs, tweeds ant
rubberized at the Drysdale carmen
store $4.95 to $500
V. p Lape, aged SO years, dice
Monday at his home in White Creek
The funeral will be held from thu
White Creek church Thursday morn
ing at 1920. Rev j. c. Mitchell viii
ofilciate.
James Hogan who has been i'll fol
some days passed a comfortable nigh
and his condition today was reported
to be no worse than on Monday. His
| illness has been diagnosed as paraly
sis OF the intestines.
Service in St Peters church this
evening 1880. The service consists
in the reading of THE Passion" thu
singing of the STORY of the Cross
and short meditation subJec
Christ before Herod' All are wei
come.
Henry w. Savage, who by birth i
New Englander, is going to give hi
New England friends treat by sent
ing the very same Excuse ihe" con
pany that made such success 1
New York and Boston with Jane
leakage, John J. Kennedy and GeI
aldne O'Brien
Mrs John H. Johnson, coloret
aged about So years. died thi
morning at her home in Colevill'
The funeral will be held Wednesda
afternoon at o'clock. B;ev w
Meyer of the First Baptist church o
floating The burial will be in tn
village cemetery.
DR.. James II. Donnelly, for the lai
thirteen years practitioner of med
cine at Hoosick, win move to Ho
kinsvile, Ky, about May /. III
family Will remain az Hoosick durin
the summer. DR. Donnelly is
brother of George T. Donnelly of tn
village and is we'll known in Be
nington
The Baraca class of the First Ba
fist church will entertain the folloN
ing at o'clock Wednesday eyenin
in the chapel: Sunday school teacI
ers and officers, Philathea class. Pa
thenoi class and Willing Worker
Every person included in the above
very cordially invited to attend
unique social. Admission / bandanr
handkerchief
Four services appropriate to Il
thought of the week will be held
the Methodist Episcopal church cor
mencing with this evening. Thei
services will be conducted by the pa
tor, The choir will be present We
nesday and Friday evenings. Mr.
Downs viii conduct the music IN
evening A cordial invitation is G
tended to any who may wish to 9
tend.
Il The listers began their annual p
grimage after the taxpayers on Mo
= day They secured n large number
/ lists OF poll tax payers yesterday. III
property owners of the town can m
terially assist the listers in the
| work by making preparations TO ha'
the different items OF their lists
mind or what is better, on paper
anticipation of the visit OF the of
| ials
III The annual meeting OF the Ladi
Aid society of the Methodist Ep
copal church. was held last evenin
in the church parlor, Mrs w. A. Al
tin in the chair. The report of Il
1 treasurer, Mrs. ]. r. Carpenter, sho
ed that S52g57 had been turned In
the treasury during the year. III
election Of officers for the ensuli
year took place resulting as follow
President, Mrs. W. A. Austin vic