The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Ae~s Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
Tor Busy Readers.

street Is visiting In Troy
Fred Cullinan and Russell Carpen-
er were in Hoosick Falls Sunday.
William E. Hawks Jr., has returned
rom a few days stay in New York
Miss Edith Folland of Grove street
has returned from visit in Troy and
Albany.
Amos Mallory is working with Tru-
man Mallory on logging job in
Woodford
Miss Edna Ruby Zeh and Miss Hill
da Brazlin of Albany were guests on
Sunday of Miss Anna Murphy.
The Philathea society of the First
Baptist church will hold social this
evening in the parlors of the church.
A requiem mass was celebrated at
the Convent chapel this morning for
the repose Of the soul of the late Mrs
Ann Carroll.
Doollttle and Steele arrived this
morning from New York. They are to
fill three days engagement at the
Library theatre.
There will be a regular meeting of
Miriam Rebekah lodge this evening. ,
All who are in the rehearsal are es-
pecially requested to be present
There will be regular business
meeting at the rooms of the Young
Womans club Wednesday evening.
All members are requested to attend
Reports from Clement H. Cone who
is i'll in hospital at Roxbury are that
he is decidedly better and seems to be
making steady progress toward recov-
cry.
Let all interested in Sunday band
concerts be at the village business
meeting Tuesday at one o'clock. An
attempt will be made to reduce the
number.-Adv.
| Owing to misunderstanding the
st. Patrick's day dance advertised to
take place in Academy hall tonight,
will be held in Foresters hall instead
III. A. Evans.
Carl E. Bugbee of Woodford and
| Miss Nina Wood Leray OF Searsburg
were married Saturday evening, Mar
16, at the Methodist parsonage by
Rev. p. l.. Dow
Division of the Ladies Aid socie-
ty of the Second Congregational
church will meet with Mrs. II. b.
Dickinson, Elm street, Tuesday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
The ladies' missionary reading cir
Gle of the Second Congregational
church will meet with Mrs. John Den
ley, Harrison avenue, Tuesday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Harold +. Dow, having spent the
spring recess with his parents, has re
! turned to Troy Conference academy,
from which he graduated last year in
the classical course, but is this year
taking post graduate work in vocal
. and instrumental music. Mr. Dow is
: the conductor of the quartet choir of
the Methodist church in Poultney.
A regular meeting of Bennington
, Aerie. Fraternal Order of Eagles, will
be held Tuesday evening at o'clock
Following the meeting an adjourn.
, ment will be taken to Foresters' hall
, where class of 20 candidates will be
, initiated. A delegation is expected to
, be present from North Adams
+ Miss Sophronia Collins, who has
[ been employed at the Richie store
+ for over % years as bookkeeper, has
+ resigned her position. Miss Collins has
/. not been in the best OF
health and had been contemplat
5 ing giving up her work at the store
q for some time. Miss Collins has been
] employed in the store continually al
D most since the business was establish
I ed by the late A. X. Richie 20 years
S ago.
: Morris Levin Jr., went to New
York Saturday where he will marry
Tuesday, Miss Fannie Ruskin OF that
lefty. The attendants will be Miss
. Bessie Levin and Miss Bertha Levin
OF this village. Among others from
here who will attend the wedding are
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Levin. Nathan
Levin, Mrs Nina Levin, Mrs. Libble
Smith. and Louis Levin. Mr.. and
Mrs Levin will return here in about
, week.
} white Magic" by David Graham
Phillips; THE Prospector," by Ralph
; Conner: The Personal Conduct OF
} Belinda" by Eleanor Hoyt Brainerd
} mir. Crewes' Career, by Winston
/ Churchill; "Plupy, the Real Boy" by
. Henry A. Shute. "Thurley Ruxton,
l by Philip Verrill Mighels; The Fas
+ cinating Mrs. Halton." by Il. F. Ben
son; "a Son of the Immortals." by
e Louis Tracy; "The Greatest Wish in
[ the World" by Il. Temple Thurston
S The Gladly" by +. l.. voynich; INC
B. Mans Land by Louis Joseph Vance
e new arrivals of March Is at so cts
{ received at Evans Take notice o.
D the unusual number OF high class writ
e ers OF known popularity.
The banquet for the men of the Sc
[ cond Congregational church and so
y ciety on Friday evening OF this weel
e is intended primarily for fellowship, I,
r bring into closer acquaintance the mel
r who naturally connect themselves II
e one way or another with this church
There Is no hidden purpose to pass
subscription paper or make any an
peal for money. Thirty.nve cents 4
asked OF each man In order to NEE
In part the necessary expense. Blu
Is the banquet is practically a Gift o
e the ladies OF the church. The speak
c er Hon. Clarke c. Fits OF Brattlebor
d will have an interesting address. Al
men who intend to come II they cal
], are urged, II they have not alread
II done so, to return the reply post car
m OF acceptance at once to Prof. II. 1
Il. Dickinson, Elm street.
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II NORTH BENNINGTON