The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-05-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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lay in Pownal on business.
Mrs. NJ. A. Lathrop OF Arlington
7isited in the village Wednesday.
N. Noveck went to New York We'd
nesday on a few days business trip.
Miss Hattie Wilbur of Adams is a
guest of Miss Anna Park for a few
days.
The house on North street belong
ing to Mrs. Jane Johnson is being
painted
Shoes and Oxfords at Harris Shoe
store marked at low prices that will
you.
Miss Grace Sampson of Arlington a
former resident, passed Wednesday |
with friends in town.
George Chetney of Fulton, n. Y. is
inc Scanlon of Adams street.
Miss Daisy Atwood of North Ad-
ans has been visiting friends inl
town during the past two days
Mrs. Ethel Park Cutler of Brattle-
boro, who visited Miss Anna Park
Wednesday, is in Woodford city.
Patrick Garfield returned Wednes-
day evening from Arlington, where
he secured fine catch of trout.
Miss Jennie Robinson of North Ad-
ans has been visiting her cousin,
Miss Eva Robinson of West Main st.
G.. P. Endress spent Wednesday
fishing in the vicinity of White Greek
He returned with a good mess Of
trout.
There will be a meeting of the car
penters' union this evening. lmpor-
tant business and all members will
please attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bashaw OF
Rutland, who have been guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Willoughby, have
returned home.
There will be a cottage prayer
meeting Friday evening at O'Clock
at the home of Clarence Morse OF
North Branch street.
L. r. PERCY and w. Sears will
bowl Boynton and Banks in the two
man team series on the Y. NJ. G. A
alleys at o'clock tonight
DIR. A. a. Cutler will be in AL
bany the rest of the week, where III
will attend the convention OF thu
New York State Dental society.
DIR. D. A. Gleason of North Ben
nington went to Hartford, Conn.
Wednesday to return home with 1
Ford automobile, which he has pur
chased.
Wheeler Rice went to New Yorl
Tuesday to accompany home hi
sister, Miss Edyth Rice, who recent
ly underwent an operation at hospi
tai in that city.
Owing to the large sale for Chaun
cey Olcott. tickets in envelopes will
not be held after o'clock. The com
pany will arrive here at $3.50 from
Schenectady The special scener.
cars arrived this morning.
]. T. Remington has begun tn
work of lowering the front OF III
| oNOit III luc AldMho DioNhf OtNuplN'
by f. +. Braman & Co. The new
front is to be similar to the one O
the Evans store, in the same block.
Invitations were issued today TO
the fifth annual dance OF the en-
ployes of the Bennington telephon
exchange to be held at Foresteri
! hall on Tuesday evening. May q
Music will be furnished by Cole
smiths orchestra.
Regular meeting of the Woman
Relief Corps Friday evening. All mer
bers are requested to be present a
business of Importance will come b.
fore the meeting. VIII all the of
GERS please make an extra effort {
be present?
Next Sunday is Mothers Day ever,
where. That means in Benningto
too and because II is, the Congregi
tional Sunday school will have
| special service at the noon hour. A
mothers come. all boys and girls sc
that mother does come, as We wal
to have her see our school.
The Valadons trio arrived tn
morning from North Adams. wher
they have been playing the Richmon
theatre. They are to fill three day
engagement at the library theatr
Palmer and Dockman are also
town and can be seen at the libraI
4 theatre during the next three days.
Julius 7. Remington has arrange
4 with the Baptist society at Sout
Pownal TO complete the new churC
A which Is to take the place OF n
\ structure destroyed by fire. The or
4 inal contract was let 70 the Col
\ Mortland company which went int
bankruptcy some months ago. TT
J building Is constructed OF cemel
blocks and portion OF the inter-,
work is all that remains unfinishe
} The church should be ready for o
cupancy inside OF a month.
Bennington Grange held n specil
meeting last evening for the purpos
OF initiating candidates In the thir
and fourth degrees. The entertain
ment consisted OF paper "Whic
Needs the Most ENCOURAGEMENT. N
Young or the Old" Mrs. Albert Saul
ders, Jr., and a piano duet by Mis-
Jessie Robinson and Miss Katherin
Durham. At the close OF the NEE
Ing a banquet was served and IL b,
ing the birthday OF Past Master c. l
Knapp and Past Master A. G. Blak,
II