The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-06
LOCAL OVERFLOW


Mr. and Mrs. Philip b. Jennings
have returned from New York.
zed La Franchise of Pittsfeld
passed Sunday at his home here.
Mrs. S. II. Blackmer and son are
passing the week in New York city.
Searles Prouty passed Sunday with
friends in Cohoes. his former home.
John A. Robinson of Boston is a
guest of relatives in Old Benning-
ton.
Albert McKeon. who Is employed
in Arlington. passed The week end in
town.
Elmer and Ray Dinwiddie passed
Sunday with their parents in Wood
ford
regular meeting of Benningto,
Aerie, p. o. f.. Will be held Tuesday
evening"
BON, Oct. 2. a eleven pound son
to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitman, jr.
OF Main street.
George Hurley. Edw. Short and
Harold Hewitt passed Sunday in
Hoosick Falls
NJ. h. Morgan is in Cabot this
week attending he Vermont Grand
Lodge, l. O.-G. 4.
Mrs. Henry Il. Dill of Portland.
Me, is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel p. Barber.
Miss Agnes Monatt has returned
from a six weeks vacation in Mon
treal and Burlington.
James Britt, Henry StickIes, Do.
aid clark and James Parke. passed
Sunday in North Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Martin of
North Adams were week end guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Peelor.
Frank O'Toolc left this morning
To- New York to attend the opening
games of the worlds series.
Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Temple passed
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Martin.
Temple and son of Woodford.
There viii be q regular meeting
OF Miriam Rebekah lodge this even
ing NJ s O'Clock followed by the dgill.
The young child of Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholas Petros OF Browning Place.
who has been i'll, is recovering.
Bert Henchey OF Troy passed the
week end with his mother. Mrs.
Margaret Henchey of River street.
Miss Florence c. Moore. who is
teaching In i'ownal. passed Sunday
at the home Of ner parents in this
village,
Wanted:-Young man from 1G to
lS years old to learn printers trade
Good opening for boy willing TO
work. No cigarette smoker wanted.
apply at The Banner office. lt3
Wanted: Young man from l6 TO
Is years old 10 learn printers trade.
This is one of the best OF trades
and here is good opening for a
bright industrious boy No cigar.
cite smoker wanted Apply at The
Banner Office.
Fire which broke ont in the rear
OF the store occupied by BENJAMIN
Shimlintsky on North street Satur.
day afternoon caused a small loss
which is covered by insurance. The
fire started from q lighted cigar
which an intoxicated man was smok
ing and which set fire TO his clothes
and then to pile of clothing.
There is being used in the con.
struclion OF the addition to the Hol.
den and Leonard mill 10 sticks of Jer
eey pine. The dimensions of these
pieces OF lumber are IA by IL inches.
81 feet long. The size OF these tim.
bers VIII remind mmbermen here.
away. that Il would be difficult TO
ind spruce trees large enough to
mako them.
Several from Bennington went to
Williamstown Saturday afternoon 10
witness the football game i'm which
Williams defeated Vermont 20 TO o.
Vermont could make but little pro.
gress with the ball and was also
weak in defence. Carl J. Paulson. a
aduatc from the bennington high
school last June. played his first
game as a member OF the Vermont
varsity eleven. lie was used al fail
back during a portion OF the game.
With a desire 10 realize To the
fullest extent the possibilities offer
ed Tor the Introduction of specia.
features In the Fair scene of the
Chimes OF No mandy" Milton and
Sargent Abcrn have engaged tho
world renowned Gruber Animal Act
which enlists the services of an ele
plant, two horses, pony and a dog
This is a decided innovation and one
that according to the critics else
where. adds greatly to the attractive
ness 90 the panquette opera. This
attraction will appea. al the opera
house Wednesday evening. October
Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ]. bridge
until recently from Washington. ID
C.. are visiting Mr.. Bridges parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n. bridge o.
Main ST Get. Before returning HON,
Mr.. Bridge took a bride. who wa.
formerly. Miss Agnes r. Nairn o
Scotland. who had been making hei
homo IN Washington. This happen
ed several months ago but his par
enis have known the news only
few days. in fact Mrs. Bridge visiie,
her motheriu-l1w. hui the eide
Mrs. Bridge was not aware OF M
fact. Mrs bridge waited for \ for
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