The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
aews of the Town and VILLAGE fold Bstsfb
tor Busy Readera


Harry Bridge of Main street is in
Manchester.
Mrs. f. B, Huling is spending the
day in Troy
A. B. Oatman is in Buskirks, N.
Y. today on business.
Miss Venice Jones of North Adams
visited friends in town Thursday.
Miss Florence Quinlan has return
ed from visit in Westfield, Mass
Miss Mary Phalen of West Rutland
is the guest of Miss Gertrude Carney.
Mrs. Raymond Bushee has entered
an Albany hospital for an operation.
Miss Julia Connolly has returned
from holiday visit in Port Henry,
n Y.
Anna Kelly, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Kelly of Adams street, /
is ill.
Frank II. Davenport has accepted
employment at the Bennington SAM
tary laundry
Mrs. George NJ Hawks returned to-
day, after a weeks visit with rela-
tives in Boston.
Harry Moore will return to Bur
| lington today TO resume his studies
at the Vermont university.
Goodal Hutton has returned to
Williams college after spending the
| hoIidovc az his home here
Joseph OBrien has returned to
Williams college after passing the
holiday recess at his home here.
At the North street second hand
store good suits and overcoats Tor
men. Also beds, springs and mat
resses. It'll
Mrs. Inesons dancing class this
evening from to 10 at n. E. o. 2.
hall. Special attention given to the
five-step.
Louis Northouse, who few days
acc entered the fiillcrest hospital al
Pittsfel for treatment, is steadily inn
proving
Members of Bennington Aerels Fra
ternal Order of Eagles will 90 to
North Adams on special car Mon
day evening to install officers OF that
lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Demaise
of St Hyacinthe who have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. ] Martel of Depot
street left this morning for Burllng-
ton. Montreal and other vicinities.
Thomas F. Slattery of South street
was given a pleasant surprise party
at his home Thursday evening BY
number of his friends. Cards were
enjoyed and refreshments were serv-
de.
recent order from headquarters
makes both the 500 mile and the 1000
mile mileages of the Boston and
Maine railroad good on the Rutland
railroad between White Creek and
Rutland
All members of the Fraternal On
der of Eagles who are going to attend
the installation Of officers of the
North Adams Aerie Monday evening,
should leave word at the local rooms
or with the Worthy President
st. Pauls Commandery, X. 7. of No.
Adams has extended an invitation TO
Taft Commandery to attend their an
nual ball. Friday evening, Jan. 10. Ii
is expected that a special car Will be
chartered to take those going from
here.
Former Municipal Judge +. L.
Rates. who was injured in a railroad
accident at Spring Grove on Nov. IL
when a Rutland railroad train left
the track. is still confined 70 he
!, house by the injuries. He was at his
office for a short time on New Years
1 day, but like all previous attempts tC
l leave his home the effort was attend
/ ed by unsatisfactory results.
j At the meeting OF the Bennington
Falls club held at the Neighborhoo'
house Thursday evening, the follow
4 ing officers were elected: Presiden
y Miss Rose Richards Vice President
4 Harry Armstrong; Second Vice Pres
dent, Miss Jessie Robinson; Secr'
tary. Mrs William Green, Treasurer
Il Mrs. Harry Armstrong Dancing 10
I lowed the business session. A recel
9 ton will be given the newly electe
L officers on the evening of January j
A party for the children OF the neigl
4 borhood will be given on January /