The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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7 George Pellerin OF Mil street

Y III.
Mrs. Il. A. Booth was in North
/ Adams Tuesday.
| j. G. McCreedy of Saratoga, N. Y,
Els in town for few days.
/ James Kelly of Grove street is
seriously i'll OF rheumatism.
| Hasson Josephs store ON Brad
kford street is being painted by Chas.
Ivy. Cutler.
The 17.months' old son of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frank Maynard of Mill street,
BIS seriously i'll.
T Mrs. Lynn Davis and son Carleton
Ereturned Tuesday from five weeks
llvisit in PENNSYLVANIA.
/ A. r. Dunn of Gage street has
|, taken the position as night watch
man for the Henry M. futile Co.
Il Miss Katherine Stewart of River
Nstreet gave party Tuesday evening
Fat her home in honor of some out of
town guests.
L C. NJ. Lambert & Son with men
Hand teams, are continuing the con-
hereto sidewalk from Stafford street to
lGrove street.
I Miss Florence Stratton of Division
I street and Miss Nellie Tracey of
Park street., have returned from a
| two weeks visit in Boston.
Il The timbers required to move
Il Richard Hurleys house on Gage St.,
were taken today to Adams by Mr..
Nash of Pittsfeld, who did the job.
I VIM. Brougham of Dewey street.
Ewho sustained injuries few days
ago by being thrown from his bicycle
which confined him TO, the house, is
out again.
/ Miss Lillian Newton of Pittsfield
has been the guest of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Newton, at
| their home on the corner of Silver
and Union streets.
II Wanted: Young man from 16 to
Is years old to learn printers trade
Good opening for boy willing to
work. No cigarette smoker wanted.
Apply at The Banner office. It's
/ Mrs. II. G. Harris has been called
here because of the death of her
mother, Mrs. James Burns. Miss
| Nellie Burns who was visiting her
sister in Troy, returned home with
1 her.
4 Mrs. Burdicks dancing class at
the Young Woman's club will meet
this evening at o'clock for the
first lesson. The course viii include
the new dances and close with q
cotillion.
Mrs. Alice L. Niles, aged 43 years
| wife of +. l.. Niles of Pownal, died
| Tuesday night at her home. The
| funeral will be held Friday after
noon at o'clock. Mrs. Niles is an
aunt of Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Estes o.
this village.
Wanted:-Y0ung man from 16 t
IS years old 10 learn printers trade
| This is one of the best of trades
and here is good opening for ;
bright, Industrious boy. No cigar
cite smoker wanted. Apply at Tht
Banner Office.
w. |. Love, agent for THE Chimes
of Norpady" company was in town
81 Tuesday. Mr. Love was a passeng
er on the local train which was in
volved in the wreck on the Ben
nington branch of the. Rutland rail
road, September Z, 1912.
Wherever seen the Aborn Opera
Companys gigantic production o
!, Planquette's work The Chimes o
Normandy has won unstintet
praise. 1t is said that as it is nov
being presented by the Aborns, thi
most popular of all comic operas, Il
given new Importance. This attrac
! ton will appear at the opera house
I Oct. 10.
Il Elmer Greenwood has resigned al
coachman for Otto Reimer and hai
position with the Henry NJ. TUT
Il Ito Co.
4 a horse was struck by the hal
past eight car last night near tn,
4 Holden and Leonard mill. sustaining
such injuries that Veterinary II. w
/ Burgess was called to shoot the ami
NAL.