The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-11-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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sss Bass ReafiezA

Solomon Madison of South Shafts
bury was in the village Friday.
Harry Spear has returned from {
pleasure trip to North Adams.
Mrs. Daniel Main is passing {
week in Plttsleld, her former home
Stephen Pratt OF the west part o.
the town is deer hunting in Powna
! today.
VIM Hamilton OF Depot street was
In South Shaftsbury Friday on bus
ness.
Harry Roebuck and Arthur Rogers
OF Pittsfield are visiting in the vii
lagc.
Alonzo Remington has opened the
Dewey shop on Washington Ave-
fer job work
Francis Hart and Fred Bevis went
TO Woodford today for 4 weeks deer
hunting.
Walter Collins of Worcester, Mass.
is a guest of his sister, Mrs. Anna
FOX or Gage street.
Albert Schwartz and Peter Lang
lois have returned from n weeks
hunting at Lake Hancock.
Mrs. c. j. Kinsley, 24O School St,
has hand embroidery for sale. Call or
phone for on appointment. 1923 w.
There was large attendance ut
the dance last evening in Academy
hall. given by the jolly Ten club.
Geo. W. Sargent OF Shoreham was
admitted as an inmate OF the Yer
mont Soldiers home this morning.
Ray Dlnwiddie. in tho employ OF
the National Express Co., has pass
ed the week deer hunting In Wood
ford.
4 number of his friends gave Mich
ael Fahar birthday surprise party
Friday night 1T hi. nome on North
street
Nathan Levin has begun the con
struction OF 4 double tenement house
on the property he recently bought
OF DIN w. Iiarwood
The Young Womans club win
hold its class in current events on
Monday evening. An important mat
ter will be discussed after class
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Levin and
daughter jeanette, who have been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Levin. have returned 10 Man
chester.
Mrs. Ernest Cole and daughter.
Doris, and Mrs. Merritt Bentley and
children of Arlington, are visiting
their sister, Mrs. W. l.. Clements OF
School street
The building on the corner OF
North and Main streets, formerly oc
cupled as 4 meat market, has been
rented by Eugene I,aFortune, who is
nov converting the interior into 4
restaurant, and the work Is well un
der way. Edward Dion OF Cheshire,
Mass, has charge OF the carpenter
work,
Mrs. Laub, wife of the government
construction manager OF the new
post Office building. who has been i'll
several weeks, will return home this
afternoon with her son Stanley. 10
Brooklyn Mrs. Laub will enter
hospital At Long Island for treat
ment. Her husband has recovered
from his illness.
Rev. James l.. Bisgroye, OF WI
Jamestown, will be the speaker ut the
meeting for young men in the Y. NJ.
&C. \. al 3:45 o'clock Sunday after
neon. Mr.. Blsgrove IS strong
speaker and will have Il message OF
interest and helpfulness 10 everyone
present. This will be the last of the
special gathering OF the Week OF
Prayer. Every man who believes in
the necessity of \ strong vlril young
manhood Tor himself and others Is
urged 10 be present Tor the hours
meeting.
The Junior Epworth League OF
the Methodist church gave very
pleasant entertainment in the social
room of the edifcc last evening.
The play, Little Women" was sue
cessfully given by the following
caste OF characters: Meg. Esther
Thompson; Joe" Helen Carpenter;
Beth. Belle Ray; Amy. Iris Far
mum; Hannah" Irene Duss,
Laurie" Theo Carpenter: MT.
Lawrence" Lawrence Grlswold.
Miss Carrie Wood and Miss Doris
Carpenter are entitled TO praise for
the successful rendition of the play.
Vocal selections were given by Miss
Nellie Ray. accompanied by Miss
Liela Stickles. The collation. was
sumptious and heartily enjoyed. 4
goodly sum was realized, which re-
paid the Juniors" for their laudable
efforts.