The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Jews Of the Town and Village fold Briefly
sor Busy RcaderS-

utSudy III the village.
Mrs. Mark Harbour of Woodford
is a guest Of friends in the village.
Milk and heavy cream fresh every
day at the Harwood drug store. Att
Miss Alice McDermott and Miss Jen-
ME Green are spending the day in
Albany
Miss Mayme Gallagher has return
ed from visit at her home in Hoos-
lex Falls
Social dance at N. f. o. P hall on
Monday evening April 8. Admission
25 cents 42t4
There will be a meeting this even
ing of the directors of the Bennington
baseball association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Colvin of
Waterford have been visiting friends
and relatives in town.
Mrs. Walter Townsend who has
been confined to the house by illness
is able to be out again.
Master Harold Griswold. son of Mr.
and Mrs Il. T. Griswod, has return
ed from a visit in Albany.
Howard II. Shields and daughter,
Elizabeth of Old Bennington, have
returned from short visit in Troy.
There will be two matches in the
Y. NJ. c. A. two-man team ten pin
tournament on the alleys this even
ing.
George Biddle has returned to his
home in Wilmington after visit to
his brother Ernest Biddle of this viii
lage.
Robert Smith of Depot street has
resumed his duties at the Cooper Ma
chine works after a several weeks i'll
ness.
Guy Hitchcock, cadet at the Uni
ted States Naval academy at Anna
polls, Md, is visiting at his home
here
Valyeno & Lahore, the star aero
batic team, will close their engage
ment at the Library theatre this eve
ming.
Miss Florence Quinlan, a student
at Smith college, Northampton, Mass.
came home today to spend the Easter
vacation.
Copies of the blanks which the law
requires shall be filed out by every
taxpayer may be had at the town
clerks Office.
George c. Everetts of Vergennes
formerly of White Greek, visited in
Bennington Tuesday in the interests
of the White Creek Creamery Co.
Miss Fannie Won Dette of this vii
lage has accepted a position in the
dressmaking establishment at POUCH
: keepsie conducted by Mrs A. X
Richie, who formerly resided here.
l. Otto +. Reimer and family VIII,
e passed the winter in New York, vii
e not open their Old Bennington resi-
II dence as early as was expected thi
Il spring, as Mr. Reimer's young daugt
e ter is i'll of measles.
Misses Florence and Edna Wa
bridge are entertaining at the Wa
bridge homestead, Miss Mary 4
1 Burghardt OF New York, Miss Grac
| Flagler of Rutland and Miss Grac
Edwards of Brooklyn.
q Word has been received from MI
and Mrs. Human S. Brown who ar
! passing the winter at St Augustin,
! Fla, that Mrs. Browns health is nc
so good as was hoped would resul
from the stay in the south.
Mrs Carrie Franchere, whose so
= Albert. has just undergone a thir
= operation for spinal trouble in Ne,
York, desires to rent her five roor
furnished tenement at 443 Main st
second floor Apply to Mr.. or Mr.,
Ernest Griswold or at 206 Pleasar
street.
The Baptist Baraca class will Ell
terrain the Parthenoi, Willing Work
ers and Philathea classes and tn
Sunday school teachers and officer
at red bandana social at the Bal
fist church at p. m, this evening. !
is hoped that every member of thes
classes will be present.
Custer Post, G.. A. r., is slowly DIT,
pairing the program for the obsel
vance OF Memorial day Only two {
the principal features have been thu
far announced Rev. p. L. Dow O
the Methodist church will be the or,
tor of the day and H. b. Dickinson
principal Of the high school will b
the president OF the day
One Of the finest floral exhibits tina
has been seen in this vicinity 1
years, can be found in the stock {
Easter lilies, grown by l.. c. Holto
at his School street greenhouse Nj
Holton has been unusually successfl
with the lilies this year and the larg
group of plants with the heavy clumI
OF white blossoms is we'll worth II
spection.
Mrs. George T. Lane has returno
to New York from Troy to renal
until she opens her summer cottaf
at Bennington. VT, early next mont
Her daughter and son.n-law, Mr.. an
Mrs. Sayre Mcleod and children nj
to pass the summer with her at BE
nington, and In the fall they are
move away from Troy to take I
their residence at Greenwich Con
Mr. Mcleod is to open a law Office
New York.-Albany KnlckerbocRt
Press.
Service this evening at St Peter
church at 1880. The service consis
- in The reading OF the Passion" sin
y ing OF hymns, and short meditatlc
THE Way OF the Cross" Maund
, Thursday morning at 10 a. m. the
will be a celebration OF the Eucht
list In commemoration of the instit
ton OF the Blessed sacrament. Co
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