The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers


James McNealty of Rutland is in
town.
L. ]. Eddington is in Albany this
afternoon.
Arthur Pratt is i'll at his home on
Pleasant street.
]. ]. Dougherty of Boston is visit
ing in town today.
Jesse Mallory, of Woodford. visited
in the village Saturday.
Regular meeting K o. T. NJ, to-
night in N. E. o. P. hall
Leo ]. Watson of Gage street, VINO
has been i'll, is improving.
Mrs. Rose CARDINAL of Adams is vi
sitting her brother, Eugene LaFortune
Frederick o. Coons of Albany visit
ed over the week end in the village.
For these long winter evenings get
book from Evanss circulating libra
ry.
George O'Connor of Pittsfield, a for
mer resident, was a week end visitor
in town.
There will be a regular meeting of
| Foresters of America this evening at
s o'clock.
Warren Il. Paddock has resigned
his position at F. NJ. Paddock's gro
Gerry store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rowler have be-
gun housekeeping in the Evans house
on Branch street.
Samuel Holt returned this morning
from Plttsfield, where he passed Sun
day with his family.
f. c. Fleek returned to Hoosick
Falls today, after passing the week
| end at his home here.
Miss Marjorie Shelby left Sunday
| for New York, where she took pass
age for the Bermuda Islands today
| Miss Belle Brothers of Rutland,
who spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
| A. r. Won Dette, returned home today
John Haggerty, father of Miss Nan
CIV Haggerty of School street, died at
his home in Buskirks, n. Y. Sunday.
The English and working class will
meet at the Young Woman's club
rooms this evening at s o'clock sharp
Miss Edna Trombley, daughter of
Mrs. S. A. Trombley of Morgan street
is confined to the house with a badly
burned arm.
Mrs. A. w. Han was in North
Adams Sunday to visit Mrs. Alfred
Bodine, who is ILL., Mrs. Bodine Is a
former resident.
| Follow the crowd Tuesday night to
Foresters' hall, last dance of season,
Goldsmith's full orchestra, dancing .
until IL, tickets SO cents.
Mrs. Margaret Mccarthy of Cam
bridge Is spending a few days with
her sisters, Mrs. William Murray and
Mrs. Mortimer Culliton of Gage street
| Thomas. the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Seaton, who recently ur
derwent an operation at Troy hosp
tai. is expected to return home today
Don't make any engagement for to
morrow night. Remember you shall
be at the parish house. Supper serv
| ed BY Mrs. Paulson from TO g. Price
35. Adv.
Frank A. Bont resumed his duties
at the II. c. White Mfg. Co.'S plant
today. after being confined to his
home on Pleasant street for weel
by illness.
Elligen and Negille, those clever
comedy sketch artists. arrived this
morning from New York They arr
to fill threedays' engagement at th'
library theatre.
News was received here today o
the death of Joel H. Russell of River
edge. n. j., Feb. LIST. The remain
will be brought here Tuesday after
J noon for burial.
Frank Long, the black-face music
| ii monologist, arrived this mornin
from Albany. where he has just clos
= ed weeks engagement at Proctor
theatre. He is to I'LL a three-days
, | engagement at the library theatre.
Postmaster C. NJ. Graves has recei
ed an order from the postofiice depar
ment at Washington stating that IN
land at the corner of South and Unto
streets on which the new postoffic
D building is to be erected, must b
=, cleared during the 80 days followin
March 4.
Among those who attended the fur
s eral of Mrs. Joseph Kempf, held a
the st. John the Baptist church a
North Bennington this morning, wer
Mrs. William Mccarthy. Mrs. job
Winslow. Mrs. Mary Healy, Miss He
+ IN Hurley, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ID;
gesse, Miss Rose Cole and Miss Mar
Leonard.
Bessie Barlow. Ia years of age, wa
taken to the state Industrial schoc
Saturday to remain at the instituuo
;, for the remainder of her minority
rhe girl was convicted in municips
, court of entering the house of Ma
Reiner in the East Roads district an
stealing a quantity of clothing. jewe
, ~ and money. The Barlow and Re
4 H.. al oil