The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News VI the Town ard Village Told Briefly
l0r Busy Reader

James McNealty of Rutland is in
town.
Ralph Bennett of White Creek is in
town today.
Miss Edith Van Santvoord has re-
turned from Troy.
Boys fleece lined underwear, spe-
cial at 19c at the New York store
Ralph Niles and Paul White are
attending the Troy auto show today
Archie Haywood of Rutland, who
has been visiting here, has returned.
Mrs. C. H. Russell of Old Benning
ton, who has been Ill, Is recovering.
Karl Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Townsend, is i'll Of chicken
pox.
Mrs. j. II. Livingston and Miss Ida
Livingston are in North Adams this
afternoon.
A new series OF dancing instruction
will begin next Friday evening in N.
E. o. p. hall.
George NJ. Hawks of South street
has returned from his business trip
to New York city.
Miss Louise Niles of Pownal was
the guest of Miss Edith Rice, Tues
day and Wednesday of this week.
Master John Gleason returned home
from school at Saxtons River this
morning to pass Sunday with his par
ents.
Last dance of season Tuesday night
Foresters' hall, Goldsmith's full or
chestra, dancing until II. Admis-
son 35 cents.
George NJ. Hawks leaves tomorrow
on a business trip, which Will include
Columbia, s. c. Augusta, Ga. and New
Haven. Conn.
o. f. Reimer, who came up from
New York to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. John V. d. S. Merrill. returned
| Friday night.
Harry Wills who went yesterday to
Troy to consult DR.. j. p. Marsh, is at
the Samaritan hospital, where he VIII
undergo treatment.
George c. Wood, Frank Hurley and
| Charles Frazier assisted in the Hoos-
| lex Falls orchestra at dance in that
village Friday evening.
Special for today only at the New
York store-ladies' dress shoes SOU
value for $1.49; mems dress shoes,
oak soles, $3.50 value for $l.95.
The telephone service of rs of the
companys subscribers was cut of by
the burning out of the fuses on the
cable supplying Old Bennington, by
the electric storm of last evening.
| DR.. Barron Fitzgerald, who came
this week to visit his uncle, Rev. A
J. Barron, who is ill, returned not to
| the Fannie Allen hospital OF Winoo'
ski Park, but to the Mary Fletcher
hospital at Burlington.
A few from here attended the
f4th annual reception and concert OF
the Bliss Business college of North
Adams, Friday evening. Percy Bias
sett was secretary of the committee
on arrangements.
The second of series OF socialE
given by the Stark lodge, /. o. 0. F.
and Miriam Rebekah, was held Fri
day evening with a large attendance
of members of the lodge and theil
friends. Refreshments were served
and cards were enjoyed.
Why hesitate. It's only 80 cents
and it's to be such a good supper
You know the kind they have at thu
parish house. This one is for Tues
day from to s and you will mor'
than get your moneys worth, 81
come one and all. Adv.
At the Methodist Episcopal churcl
Sunday, II. G. Banks will speak II
the morning and Rev. C. E. Green o
Pownal in the evening. Sunda
school at close of morning service
JUNIOR League at $3.50 p. m, Epwortl
League devotional service at $50.
> Word has been received of the SAT
arrival at Cunningham Bay, Cuba, Q
Malls II. Robson OF the U. S. Nav
and son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rot
= son of Depot street. The ship LEI
e January 2, but encountered a heav
l. storm. which delayed the voyage se'
eral days.
over 200 people attended the recel
oI ton given by Mrs. ]. H. lneson to tn
members of her dancing class and II
vited friends at Foresters' hall, FIR
day evening. The grand marcl
which was led by Mr. and Mrs. In,
. son, formed promptly at o'clocl
a over 100 couples taking part. Dan
ing was enjoyed until one ocloel
the dance orders being attractivel
e decorated. Music was furnished !
Goldsmith's orchestra.