The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-11-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of The Town and Village Told Briefly
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the day in Troy.
Sam Margolin Of North street left
for New York Monday on business.
Mrs. Mary Russell has returned
from visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Leon Miller of Hooslck Falls.
Archie Hathaway has returned
from a visit of several days with
friends at Saratoga Springs.
Social dance, Bank hail, North
Bennington, Wednesday evening.
Goldsmith's orchestra. Ats
Mrs. NJ. Margolm and daughter
Lena, have returned from a weeks
visit in Poughkoepsie.
Harlan Fowler shot $50 lbs. bucl
icerg near the home of his grand
iather in SYNDICATE, Saturday.
Mrs. Alfred Cote and daughter o
Pratt street have returned from
ew days visit in North Adams.
All persons having promised ar
cles for the B. f. c, fair vii
please have them ready by Dec. :.
A. d. Cummings Of Utica, whc
ormclly sang in the Whitney thea
or is visiting in town for a few
lays,
Miss Lizzie Gates OF Stafford stree
las returned from two weeks
islt with Mrs. L. Carey OF Salem
n. Y
Michael Shio. in employ of Harry
Noon is passing the week With his
arents and other relatives in New
FORK.
William Pullerin Of Ptslicld, who
anne here to attend the runera o.!
lis brother, Alfred Pellcrin, mas re
.urued home.
\ small amount of work has been
lone on the new postoflce building
or several days on account of builo
ne material not arriving,
Attention, Deer hunters Dan
Rifenbuggh has a stock of rife cart.
idges from % to A that he viii sci.
1t cost fer balance Of this week. -
hors at l0c box other equally
ON ADV.
The big Four" club under Gen.
9rol Manager Evans of the Foresters
han. will hold o social and entertain
ment on Thanksgiving owe, Wedues
lay Nov. 26. Music By Donelly's or
,hestra, ADV.
Nicholas Conc of River street trad
ed a four.year old colt, Monday fol
II year old marc with Myron Chaud
,cr OF Branch street extension. Mr.
Cone also sold the lockwood horse
TO s. II. Cutler OF South street
Thanksgiving Day services in ST
Potcr's church will be as follows:
Holy communion at 730 n. m. Morn
ug Prayer AZ $3.50 a. m. The latter
service Is set earlier than The usua
Sunday morning hour, 50 as TO leave
ho latter part OF the morning treo
There will be Holy communion a
North Pownal at 1000 a. NJ.
At the NTH regular meeting of the
Fortnlghtly Gu Saturday afternoon
he program will be in charge of the
History and Travel committee. Mrs
Valda Tompkps chairman. South
America, the land of opportunity
will nc pro6entod in a most interest
INK way, and In addition there viii
be special music by Harrison Potter
OF North Adams
The number of inmates that nov
answer the roll-call at the Soldiers
homo Is %, a smaller number than
year ago. There are a dozen o.
more applications for admission Il
the home to be acted upon. Under
the new rule established by th'
trustees of the homo that any appli
cant whose pension is more that
500 a month must give one-half of I
to the home. keeps back many from
applying for admission.
The Y. NJ. G.. A. Cross Countr,
run will take place tomorrow morn
ing at 1880, over tho following
course. The start will be at the Y
NJ. G.. A. and the run will continu'
down Main 10 North over Nortl
through Soldier Home grounds 4
Park over Park to County and owe
| County 10 Branch over Branch Il
Main and down Main TO the Y. NJ.
A. The following will compete II
the race: Clark Green, Harry Math
ers, Frank Dragon. Edwin Durham
GUY Harmon. Eugene Burt, Edvar
Jenny, Raymond Hart, Elmer MOI
! ,or narreI Eau-1-pr Toiifa Hurlpg