The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-03-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
sews of the Town and Village Told Briefly
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Miss Mildred Peelor of Adams ST.,
is ILL.,
Mrs. Thomas Whitman is i'll with
a cold and neuralgia.
Miss Elizabeth Stewart visited in
North Adams Tuesday.
Miss Rhea Hervey of Main street
has recovered from an Illness.
The public schools will close Fri
day for the usual Easter vacation OF
one week.
Miss Edith Farnum spent Sunday
with her brother, Clarence on Wash
ington Ave.
Ryan G. O'ConnoT announce their
spring opening of ladies and misses
hats Thursday, March 20. 34t2
Just arrived at ]. Levin's corner
store a mammoth line of ladies' and
misses junior dresses for Easter
Don't forget the food sale at the
Baptist church Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock. Tel. orders 1874. Adv
Millinery opening at Miss L. M
Barney's Thursday, March goth, also
fine line of new embroidery goods
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The Young Woman's Club will hold
it's monthly business meeting tonight
at 5 o'clock. Rehearsal for play al
8.
Mount Anthony Lodge, f. and A
NJ, conferred the Master Mason de
gree on several candidates last even
ing.
On Thursday, March 20, there will
be display of trimmed hats at Nc
Leeds Millinery parlors, SIG Mair
street. SAT-
John Barden, son of H. B. Barder
was successfully operated on in
Schenectady and is doing as well as
can be expected
Mrs. w. r. Hyde will entertain
Division C, of the Congregational
church, at her home Thursday after
noon from 8 until 5.
Division d. of the Second Congre
gational church will meet this after
noon with Mrs. w. H. Nichols at her
home on Silver street
The sale of seats for the folk
dance festival to be held Tuesday
evening in the opera house is open
at the Mulligan & Roche clothing
store.
The sale seats for the Folk Dance
Festival to be held Tuesday evening,
March rs at the opera house is now
open to the public at Mulligan and
Roche's.
Mrs. Mary Healy and Miss Minnie
McCue, with James McCue as pianist
sang at the st. Patrick's concert in
Bank hall, North Bennington, Mon
day evening.
The Bungalow" song to be heard
in THE Little Millionaire" should it
appear here on April Z, is considered
one of George NJ. Cohan's greatest
compositions.
Rev. James Long of Panton spoke
at the evening service in the M. r..
church last night. Rev. ]. NJ. Bes-
grove of Williamstown, Mass, will
preach this evening.
Mrs. John Sloat on Tuesday visited
Miss Minnie Elwell, who is under
going treatment at the Samaritan
hospital, Troy. The condition OF
Miss Elwell is improving.
Tonight the Night-Hawks and the
Cooper Machine Co., bowling teams
will bowl on the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys
at 7.45 o'clock. Thursday evening II
is planned to have the game between
the Pirates and Tigers at s o'clock.
George A. Custer, Sixth Corps
Post has planned for Wednesday eve
ming, April 8, celebration of the
anniversary of the post and the sur
render of General Lee. The post was
organized in 1877. The program will
include brief addresses. Music and
a supper by the Woman's Relief
Corps.
The case against the Siegal Broth
ers who at one time conducted a
clothing store on North street and
who, after going into bankruptcy,
were indicted for stealing assets, did
not begin in the United States court
at Rutland yesterday as was expect
ed, but was continued. 4. c. Bennett
of Bennington, who went to Rutland
to appear for the respondents, was
assigned as counsel for an aged
teafnster who was charged with pur-
chasing government property from
the United States troopers at Fort
Ethan Allen. Sentence in the case
was suspended by Judge James l..