The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of 'he Town and Village TOlc Briefly
for Busy Readers

Miss Mary Doyle has entered the
Troy city hospital for treatment.
Herbert Allen, who recently moved
to North Bennington is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Jennie Mears of Union street
is visiting relatives in Delanson, N. Y.
Attend the special bargain sale at
the 1c to 99c surprise store, Library
building. 1872
Saturday special, chocolate monte
videos (walnut tops) 19c per pound at
the Sugar Bowl 2Ot2
V. Partenope & Son have opened a
ladies shine parlor at 400 Main street
and invite patronage.
Food sale Saturday from 2 O'Clock
on, at Ella Main street. Home made
cooking. Call for inspection.
Mrs. frankie Frisbee of Morgan st.,
has entered the Troy hospital where
she will undergo surgical treatment
Mrs. f. J Cummings and son Rob
ert are visiting Mrs. Cummings
father IN the western part OF the
town.
The Baptist bowlers defeated the
Methodist team last night on the Y.
NJ c. A. alleys scoring respectively
1886 and 1874.
Miss Dorothy Schuyler is carrying
an arm in sling as the result of bad
burns sustained by the oyerturning of
a pan Of hot fudge
st. Patrick's day favors. tallies, nap
kins, seals, flags, place cards, etc. at
Evans, largest and most varied lines
ever shown in Bennington.
Only line of ST. Patrick's post cards
approved by the National board of x
of c. and A. o. II. at Evans, cent to
%. More than 500 different subjects.
The meeting Of the Bennington
County fish and game club will be
held at the office of the secretary,
Emory 5. Harris, at 8 o'clock this
evening.
Otge f., the nine months old daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Maynard OF
Mill street, died Thursday. The fun
eral will be held at o'clock Saturday
morning
Miss l.. NJ. Barney left today for
New York where she will be Joined by
Miss Edyth Buss, who has been visit
ing in Pittsfeld, Mass, and Bridge
port, Conn.
The Postonice bowlers will roll
their last game with the Tigers to-
night on the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys. Sat
urday night the Athletics will bowl
the Pirates in their last game OF the
series
The adjustors for the companies
carrying the insurance on the stock
at the +. ]. Kennedy shoe store com
pleted their work Thursday and the
store was opened today for the max
ing Of the repairs occasioned by the
recent fire.
Principal II. B. Dickinson Of the
high school viii give an address to
the Baptist Barracks Sunday at noon.
His subject will be Jesus the Heal
en-" All young men not connected
invited to meet with the class.
DR. j. d. Lane of this village and
Miss Katherine NJ. Lane of Hoosick
Falls left Bermuda Tuesday afternoon
for New York They will so directly
to Hartford Conn and will accom-
pany the remains of their sister, Mrs.
John A. Sullivan to Hoosick Falls for
burial.
The auditors finished their work on
the village accounts this afternoon.
The auditing has taken little more
time than usual this year because of
the additional work occasioned by the
building of cement sidewalks All OF
1 the assessments for the sidewalk work
] of last summer have been paid into
the village treasury
Harold. the II year old son Of Ben.
jamin Schimilitzky. who broke one OF
the bones in his left leg just below
the knee while sliding down hill on
skates, is making good progress tow
ard recovery. The boy had been sent
'on an errand and thinking that he
could travel faster on skates he took
that method of locomotion. While
going down hill he lost his balance
and the accident was the result He
was taken home on hand sled.
Stop Look! and Listen. There
will be two interesting games OF has
ket ball tonight in the gymnasium OF
the Y NJ c. A. between the Water
fCs&, n. Y, High school and the Y. NJ
c. A. Seniors, the preliminary game
being between the Methodist and
Baptist Juniors to break n tie. each
team standing being Soc a small
admission will be charged Come out
and support the local boys and keen
! the enthusiasm running high. Plans
have been made by the y. NJ. c. A.
team to have supper in the Associa
ton rooms, the Waterford team being
their guests
Among the bewildering array Of the
new things for spring arrived today
at he Drysdale store. our fashion ed
itor was particularly captivated by
! some twenty-five exquisite white
wolfe and lingerie dresses-no two
4 alike-suitahle for evening or recep
ton wear, priced at $500 to $4,000 Al
20 some very pretty silk and clotl
dresses moderately priced. STUNNING
i models OF the out OF the ordinary