The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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noon.
William Rood has gone to Albany
to work.
Mrs. A. w. lockwood is in Albany
and Troy today.
Arthur Pachand has accepted en-
ployment in Albany.
Mrs. Edward Kelly of the Burgess
road is i'll of the grip.
Miss Virginia Van Santyoord is
passing the day in Troy.
A large new steam boiler is being
installed at the lockwood mill.
Frank B. Edgerton of Dewey street
who has been i'll, has recovered.
Samuel Bottum of New Haven, Ct,
former resident, is visiting in town.
A. J. Holden of Old Bennington has
sold his team of horses to Morris
Levin.
Mrs. David Hendee is moving from
Union street to the Moore house on
the Burgess road.
Joseph Tetrault of School street
has gone to Providence, r. l.. where
he has a position.
William Charland of Rutland, q
former resident, who has been visit
ing in town, has returned home.
Harry Middleton who has been pass
l.
poets to return to Troy today.
H. S. Hodge, who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Hopkinson
has returned to his home in Boston
The links of the Mount Anthony
Country club are being placed in frs
class condition for the coming sea
son.
Ned Kamber, former resident
who has been passing a few days
with H. Harry Levin, returned this
afternoon to New York.
Miss Margaret Van Santvoord is e'
pected here from Italy the latter par
of the week for a visit with hel
brother, Seymour Van Santvoord.
Burt L. Allen of North street has
broken ground for the erection OF
house on County street, nearly oppo
site the Enos Adams soap factory.
AT the regular meeting of Starl
lodge of Odd Fellow at l. o. o. F
hall this evening, the ID degree vii
be confined upon a class of candi
dates.
Leon Greenwood returned Tues
day from the Samaritan hosplta
Troy, where he underwent serious
operation for appendicitis severa
weeks ago.
The Young Woman's club will hold
a social dance in their rooms over
the Banner Office Friday evening. AID
mission % cents. Dancing from 9 tC
|12 Music by Hurley's orchestra.
ADV.
The second game in the pool tour
nament between the Father Mathew
T. A. B. society and Bennington CouT
Gil, Knights of Columbus will be play
ed in the F. NJ. T. A. b. rooms Friday
evening.
A. w. BREASTED has the cellar part
| ly excavated for new house at thu
corner of Elm street and Jefferson
avenue. The house will be two
story structure and will stand 80 by
| 43 feet on the foundation. The plani
and specifications were made BY
architect NJ. B. Middleton.
Yesl old sweater pal your virtues
are sure numerous, ever ready to an
swer the frequent appeals to ward OF
| the chills of summer and all the othe
variable seasons. Ready likewise L
tog one out speedily and smartly 70
the motor trip, hike or sports. Thu
Drysdale store has just opened ;
crack a. jack line for women and men
angora, llama, worsted and wool
$3.50 to $500. Adv
The improvement in the designing
of really artistic, appropriate and ei
fective wall coverings within the pas
few years has been very marked. Tn
Drysdale store has thousands upo
thousands of rolls right in stock read
LOT immaculate HdHSlHS truly ueSlie
BILE effects for all sorts of cottag
rooms, priced as low as 12h, Is an
IS cents per double roll. For tn
more pretentious requirements there
no end of variety from the plain II
grains to oatmcals to the most elar
crate panelled designs up to $500 pc
roll. Adv.
A few years back a good wool e,
ira super ingram carpet was cons
dered about the most desirable med
um priced floor coverings, and toda
they surely have many advantage
over numerous other popular seller
They're reversible, colors are genera
ly most reliable, they clean nor
readily. they can be SATISFACTORY
mended when worn and when We
broomed show up ever bright an
fresh. The Drysdale store is openin
one of the very best makes at 65
yard and cotton warps at 39c var
including making and lining. Adv.