The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS

BENNINGTON BRIEFS
eews of the Town and Village Told Briefly
fcr Busy Readers
Miss Flora Burgess is passing the
day in Troy.
Born, Feb. 7th, son, Robert Asia,
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall of Beech
street.
Miss Adelaide Condor, former
resident, is visiting relatives in Con-
necticut.
J, Vance, who is employed in Co
hoA passed tho week end at his
home hare.
Daniel J. Merriman, who has been
Ill, is able to be out again.
Abe satter is visiting in New
York.
Augustln Daley, who has been con-
fined to the house for the past week
with the grip, is able to attend
school again.
Miss Doris Gibson, who is attend
ing the Albany business college pass
ed the week end with her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Haynes.
William HOLSTER, a student at the
Albany business college, passed the
week ord -'-'4N his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. HOLSTER.
Don't fail to see the two reel wes-
tern production THE Power Of
Silence" at the library theatre tomor-
row afternoon and evening. ADV.
The men of the Cushman factory
of North Bennington will be free to
use the various fractures of the Y.
NJ. c. A. on Wednesday evening of
this week.
George F. Heath has sold through
the c. N. Powers real estate agency
the dwelling owned by him on Elm
street to the Misses Anna, Susie and
Laura Rogers.
Senators ]. X. Batchelder and Nor
man L. Mattison, Representative
Fred c. Martin and Lieutenant Gov
ernor Frank E. Howe returned Sat
urday night from Montpelier.
The fourth of the series of studies
in Revelation" was given in the Y
NJ. C. A. on Sunday afternoon at
4:S0 by Rev. w. |. Coburn of North
Bennington. These have been most
interesting and helpful to all who
have attended.
The regular weekly religious serv-
ice at the Guldeboard chapel Tues
day evening at eight o'clock Don't
forget it Myron Clark of Benning-
ton will speak. Subject, Saying So"
Good music, good air, good fellow
ship. A seat for everybody. Take
las car.
The village auditors. Henry D.
Fillmore, f. L. Lambert and William
II. Myers. began work today upon
the accounts of the corporation The
work will require two or three days
this week and another day following
the March meeting of the village
board of trustees.
The bowling schedule for this week
is as follows for the Y. NJ. C. A.
teams Athletics vs. Tigers, Wednes-
day. 745 Elks VS. Pirates. tonight, at
1880; Catamounts VS. North Benning
ton, Tuesday at 745 Brush Shop VS.
Night Hawks, Thursday; Friday and
Saturday will be arranged soon.
An exciting runaway occurred on
Main street Saturday morning when
a horse owned by William II. Shields
took fright and dashed through the
street. At the Silver street crossing
the team collided with a coal wagon,
nearly demolishing the carriage. The
driver was thrown out but was not
injured.
The Y, M. C. A. bowlers journeyed
to Schenectady, Saturday evening 20
with the FIVE there on the
Y. NJ. c. A. alleys. There are ten
alleys on the same floor and a fine
opportunity to bowl is given there.
The local five will be Boynton, +
Perry, w. Sears, r. White, and w.
White.
The plan of the Life Problem"
class which has been continuing its
sessions in the Y NJ. c. A. for three
months and more will be changed
and for time at least the group will
be open TO all who are interested and
will be held at about 9 p. m. The
series for the next five lessons VIII
be along lines of Physical Tempta-
ton" and for tomorrow night DR.. c.
w. Bartlett will be the speaker. An
nouncement as to time and place will
be made later
Friday night on the Y. NJ c. A. al
leys the Collar Shop team defeated
the Baptist church team as follows,
Flemming las, 1853. 1871; Fay. 100.
145, 1893; DeLory, $50. 1853, l16;
172, 1913, leo; Sexton,
125, Ill, 154, totals for former team,
672, COS. and 755; total pins, 2l21.
Baptist church, Cook, 1O9, I03. ia;
Pratt, 1863, 1874. 113; Myers, W., l47,
10s, l46. Meyer. 154, lis. 124: Ed
son, 1l3, 1879. los, totals, 6S6. 6C3,
602 team total, 1891; Collar shop
scores four of the FIVE points.
John NJ. Daley representing Mic
hols 4 Barney. mems outftters of
Rutland, VT, will be at the Cottage
Inn, Bennington, for a week begin
ming Tuesday Feb 25th. He will
show a complete assortment of samp
les in all the new woolens for spring
wear and will be pleased to take your
order for suit or overcoat made. TO