The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-02-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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C. A. Wood is on the sick list

c. A. Wood Is on the SICK list.
Miss Nellie Moore of Park street is
ill., 80,
William Root of Pownal visited
here Monday
Dr. S. X. Gray of Arlington was In
town Monday.
David Gardner Of Powpal spent
Monday in town.
Chester Han of Arlington spent
Monday in town.
Clayton Reed of SALISBURY was in
the village Monday.
Alive Clark of Arlington visited
friends here Monday.
Miss Bertha Levin attended a ball
in North Adams Monday evening.
William ]. Parish of Schenectady
who has been visiting friends here
has returned.
Mrs. F. II. Ferguson and son DON
aid have returned from visit with
friends in Troy.
John Philopulus returned Monday
from a several days visit in Spring
field and Pittsield.
Mr. and Mrs. d. P. Barber have re
turned from visit to their daughter
Mrs. Henry L. Dill of Portland, Me.
Mrs. VIM. Corey of Grove street
has been called to Fair Haven by the
death of her brother. Edward Young
The Old Homestead company came
here today from North Adams where
the attraction was presented Monday
evening.
Anna, the young daughter of Mr.
and Mrs John McMahon OF North st.
who is i'll of the whooping cough II
recovering.
There will be regular meeting o
the board of village trustees thi
evening at 1880 o'clock in the vii
lage rooms.
Miss Louise Noristering and Mis-
Mabel Martin of Adams have return
ed home after spending the weel
end with Miss Ora Watson of Mccall
street
Miss Sarah Cullnan and P. II
Thompson of Arlington, who hav
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. William
Cullinan of Depot street, have return
ed home.
, Judson McCrehan, the lanky cente
fielder and change catcher of tn
Bennington baseball team who lie
the batting list during the season c
1911, has signed with the Lowe
team of the New England league.
Announcement is made OF the Ell
D gagement of Miss Libbie Schulma
of New York, a former resident,
Z Harry Elkins of that city. Mis-
d Schulman, who is well known her
spent several weeks in town las
summer.
Miss Elizabeth Stewart, Miss Lul
4, Gokay and MISS Hilda POLAND a
tended a reception given Friday ev
ming by students OF Bliss Bushes
college at North Adams. The rece
llOH hdS utlu III OQu IChOMo haAA
North Adams.
The Y. p. S. C. E. of the Congr
gational church of North Benningto
0 are invited to attend social give
j, by the Y. p. s. c. E. of the Secon
J. Congregational church of this villae
!. tomorrow evening. The social wi
y, be held from to 10 p m, in tn
chapel Of the Second Congregation
church.
l. About 30 members OF Catamou;
commandery, U. o. G. C. and invite
guests gave Mr.. and Mrs. Geors
Phelps a pleasant surprise Monda
y evening. Supper was served an
800" enjoyed. The prizes WEI
awarded to Miss Gertrude Jones an
IS. o. Williams. Mr.. and Mr.
Phelps were presented with remen
berance of the occasion.
Tony Tass. the young Assyria
from North Adams who recent
passed a night In the county ia
here on suspicion that he was III
ward de Donate, who is suspected {
numbering a family Of four person
near Albany, early in December,
IN the village today. The young ma
was so favorably impressed with Be
nington that he has ever since bee
trying to find a job in town.
| The four little girls, children OF NJ
and Mrs. James Clarity, who wer
taken in charge by the authorize
when their mother was arrested o
Saturday, were taken this morning
Burlington where they will be place
in the Provident Orphan asylum. tn
little girls, whose ages range from
to 10, have been provided with sui
/ able clothing. largely through II
| efforts Of Miss Susie Rogers. I'll
| children went TO Burlington
charge OF Albert G.. Mathers on Il
7:45 train this morning.
III Charles Il. Carroll who wi,
George ]. Weeks recently leased Il
| Arlington house at Arlington, h,
been obliged to return here TO reco
err from an attack of blood poisonin
| While making some changes in Il
hotel he slipped on the cellar stat
| and tore the skin from his leg
closed the wound with bandages al