The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-03-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Jews of the Town and Village Told 8riefls
enr Busy Readers

the Left Outs" card club at her
home Thursday afternoon. Refresh
ments were served.
English and Carnahan featuring
Carnahan Jr, have been held over
for the next two days at the Library
theatre by special request.
For sale:-Miss Minnie Rudd has
for sale, March 8, 10 and II, at 263
Union street, wardrobe, dresser,
stoves, beds, chairs, floor coverings,
kitchen utensils, etc.
A regular meeting of Bennington
Council, K. of c. will be held this
evening followed by an important
meeting of the ball committee All
members should be present.
The last Of the series of illustrat-
ed lectures on Social Problems will
be given at the Second Congregation
al church next Sunday evening. The
subject will be THE Coming City"
A delegation from Taft Com
mandery will visit st. Paul Comman.
derry of North Adams the evening of
March IA, the occasion being an in
spection of st. Paul Commandery.
New spring suits for ladies' and
misses arriving daily. Also new
spring coats for ladies and misses ar
irving daily at Joe Levins store, cor
North and River streets. Adv 24t2
Mrs Barbara Moore reports that
her sister, Miss Libbie Stortz, who
recently underwent an operation in a
Troy hospital, is doing nicely and ex-
poets to sit up the first Of next week.
Young and Walby arrived this
morning from Albany where they
have just closed an engagement at
Proctors They are to fill two
days engagement at the library
theatre.
An appeal to county court has
been entered in the case of John
Harwood VS. Ernest Dupuis which
was recently tried before Justice II
b. Hutchins and a jury and in which
a verdict was returned for the de-
PENDANT
This is the coolest day Of the win
ter thus far. At noon, the thermome-
ter at the postofiice corner registered
only five above zero. The sleiehug
I'm the village is pretty good. but on
some of the country roads the cold
northwest wind last night blew Off
an the snow.
Assistant Judge Corsby A. Perry
OF Headsboro, who has been IN Of the
Grip has sufficiently recovered so as
to be able to come TO bennington to
assist Judge Charles e Kent of Dor
set I'm taking the costs I'm the suit
brought by the assistant judges
against the town and the village
OF Manchester
The latest reports received from
Leon Greenwood, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the
Troy city hospital week ago, We're
to the effect that the boy was making
as good progress toward recovery as
could be expected considering his
serious condition when he reached
the hospital
Assistant Judges Kent and Perry
are in town today and are consider
ing adding a WAIT to the probate
Office. More room for records, etc.
is needed. With the money and
space available, the judges hope to
be able to add at least a three fng-
ers' breadth to the Office and still
have room 10 get into the building
At the special meeting Of Bennlng-
ton Council Knights of Columbus,
Thursday evening, an interesting adj
dress was given by State Deputy
James Cosgrove Of ST. Johnsbury,
who made an official visit to the
council There were also remarks
| by several members of the council
followed by a social hour and re.
freshments
The attraction in basketball at
the y. NJ. c. A gym tomorrow night
| will be a game between the Y. NJ. c.
A. team from Dalton, Mass and the
| local team. Appreliminary game will
be played between the Wolf Patrol
Of the Boy Scouts and the Congrega.
tional Sunday school teams Regu
lar senior gymnasium class tonight
at o'clock
The Collar shop bowlers will com
pete with the Night Hawks on the Y
Nj. c. a. alleys tonight at 7;45 o.
clock Saturday evening the Sche
nectady Y NJ. c. A. bowling team
will meet the local team who bowled
on the former alleys two weeks agc
and were defeated The team viii
include. Boynton. +. Perry. w. Sears
r. White and w White A fast
| game is looked for.