The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Asws of the Town and Village Told Briefly
Tor Busy Readers
John Whitney is i'll of the grip.

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E. A. Swan passed the week end at
his home here.
Andrew Maurer passed the week
end in Rutland.
Rev. Joseph Robinson of Old Ben
nington Is In Baltimore.
Mrs. Margaret Larin is visiting her
son, Alfred Larin at Toronto, Canada.
The regular dancing class of U. o
G. c. will be held Wednesday even
ing.
County Road Commissioners D. T.
Bates of Pownal is in the village to-
day.
Mrs. C. H. Wood of the Burgess
road is confined to her home by i'll
ness.
There will be a meeting of Boy
Scouts at Y. NJ. c. A. at 100 this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Carey visited
Mrs. Carey's parents in SALISBURY
over Sunday.
Valentines, our usual dainty line of
Gibson are, buttons, Whitneys, etc,
at Evans. ADV.
Mrs. Isaac T. Blandy of Greenwich,
! N. Y, is the guest of the Misses Rob
inson at Old Bennington.
The Tigers and Pirates will bowl a
match game on the Y NJ. c. A. al
| leys tom CHIT at 745 o'clock.
The complete list Of Victor Rec
ords for February may be heard at
Griswold's today and Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy NAMELY of Troy, who
has been a guest Of Miss Virginia
Van Santvoord, has returned home
Mrs. Georg'ana Larkin of Albany
is the guest for a few days OF the
| Misses Robinson at Old Bennington.
Mrs. Harry Hagar, Miss Florence
Hagar and Miss Connie Fruitrich OF
North Bennington spent Sunday in
town.
Elmer Burgess of the Carpenter
hill. who has been suffering from
blood poisoning, is recovering and is
able to be out.
George r.. McMaster of RUTLAND,
claims agent for the Rutland railroad
! company, was in the village over Sun
day, accompanied by his son.
N. T. Clark and family are moving
from Manchester to the Cole house
on Putnam street. Mr. Clark has a
position at A. II. Winslow's store.
The condition of Alfred Barnes.
who underwent a serious operation
Friday at the Troy City hospital, was
reported somewhat improved this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Seymour Van SAINT
voord, Misses Edith, Virginia and
Agnes Van Santvoord, left this morn
ing for an extensive southern and
western trip.
Miss Ella Knox of New York is a
| guest of Mrs. w. E. Putnam. Miss
Knox, who is a former resident, eX-
poets to remain in Bennington for
several weeks.
Biggest line of valentines ever
shown in southern Vermont at
Evans Our counters brstling
with EN-. Call and look them over.
You are welcome. Adv.
James w. Martin and Mrs. A. p.
Mart returned Friday from Stone
| hame, Mass. where they were called
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Mar
tins father, Charles F. Waite.
The regu ar meeting of the Board
of Directors Of the Y NJ. c. A. will
be held on Tuesday of tn week in
| the Y NJ. G. A. at o'clock. Bust.
ness of importance will be considered
and large attendance is hoped for,
The Williams College students are
expected to come over on Tuesday
and Thursday of this week to meet
/ with the classes in English and Me
chanical Drawing in the Y. NJ c. A.
If any are interested in this plan OF
study they may feel free to come this
week and get in touch with the work.
Miss Eta May Barden will sing at
the Guideboard chapel, Tuesday,
tomorrow, evening at s o'clock.
This will be absolutely free, not even
| Il iOllGGAlOls IlOMtNtls lllG GniHtl
only accommodates one hundred and
fifty, those who want seats should so
early. Rev. Geo. S. Mills will give a
brief address at the same time.
Bennington Lodge, B. p. o. E. has
been notified that Past Exalted Ruler
T. II. Holden, District Deputy Grand
Exalter Ruler for Vermont. will
make his official visit to this Lodge
at its next regular session which
will be held on Tuesday evening
February 18th at o'clock. Several
candidates will be initiated and re
freshments will be served.
Miss Mary Donovan OF Depot ST.
went Sunday TO Gloversvile, ~ Y.
to attend the funeral of her uncle
Daniel O'Brien, who died in that
city Friday. Mr.. O'Brien was a
brother of Mrs. Ellen Donovan OF
Depot street and was rs years oil
age. He lived in Bennington at one
time and returned here for the first
time in forty years, last summer
Mss Eta May Barden, the well
known vocalist. will render one in
strumental and four vocal selections
at the Guideboard chapel at eight o.
clock Tuesday evening There will
be no admission charge, nor even a
collection. This will afford music
lovers an opportunity to hear Miss
Barden. Mr.. Mills VIII deliver a
short address during the evening.
All members Of the @. A. r.. W. r