The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


Mrs. Nellie .Fagraf of Gage street
is seriously ih,s.4Ag trained nurse is
in attendance.
Miss Ethel Russell of Troy spent
the week end at her home in Old
Bennington.
Mrs. Addie Elwell and Mrs. Min
ME Stratton are spending the day
in Schenectady.
| Mr.. Bretkopf of Manchester was
a Columbus day guest OF Joseph Le-
vim OF River street.
Alva Woodward is moving from
South street to the Woodward
house on Depot street.
Herman ]. Bugbee and nephew
Jesse Alton Bugbee OF Woodford,
were in the village Saturday.
F. NJ. Paddock has the frame up
for new house in place OF the one
recently burned ut 'Farlawn.
Ralph Burt has returned from his
vacation and resumed his duties at
the Bennington Sanitary laundry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scott will
move Tuesday from Main street to
the Thompson house on South ST.
Edward Brazel of Hoosick Falls
is passing few days with his uncle,
Chief Patrick Brazell, of River st.
Mrs. Carrot Paddock and her
niece, Miss Charity Paddock. were
Sunday guests of relatives in Pow
nal.
Mrs Frank Pratt and her mother,
Mrs. A. Benham of River street
were guests Sunday of relatives in
Rutland.
Harley Bowes and Frank Evans
We're down from their lumber job
in Mendon. and passed Sunday at
their homes here.
Harry Hufnagle. Russell Carpen-
ter and Marion Gallagher were
guests Saturday and Sunday of Miss
Catherine Butler of Rutland.
Willie Elwell. three years Old
son OF Dennis Elwell, of Bradford
street, while playing Sunday wi,h
other children, broke his arm.
Mrs. John Tudor of Stamford has
closed her residence there and will
pass the winter with her sister, Mrs
VIM. Il. Morgan of this village
The ladies of the Old First church
will hold a rummage sale at the Old
Academy on Friday and Saturday,
Oct II and is from 10 to o'clock.
Mrs. Fred Dunn of South Shafts
bury has retu.ped from the hospital
in Albany and has been a guest for
week of Mrs. Asa Stratton of
Green Mountain Valley.
Murray Hamilton who has been
in an orchestra in the White Noun.
tains during the summer, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Ham.
ilton of Main street, before going to
the Bermudas foc the winter.
George L. Hill and brother Her
| beet. and Adelbert Wynne have
gene TO their camp on the Rider
| clearing in Woodford to pass a few
| days and to get things in readiness
for the deer season next month.
George w. Potter OF the Soldiers
| home leaves today for Jacksonville
| Fla, where he will pass the winter
| with his son. George A. Potter This
| will be the fifth winter that Mr.
| Potter will have passed in Jackson
| vile.
Letters have been received from
Frank Woodward saying that he is
with Howes Great London Shows
yet, now travelling in North Caro-
lima. Frank left with this show
last summer when it was in Ben
nington.
| Members of Miriam Rebekaf
lodge gave Miss Mabel Livingston q
ldelishtful surprise party at her home
Saturday evening in honor of hei
birthday anniversary. Refreshment,
were served and a thoroughly gooC
time was enjoyed by all present.
The funeral of Martin Morgan, al
inmate Of the Soldiers home. whit
died at that institution Friday. wa.
held at . o'clock this afternoon from
the home of his daughter Mrs
George Remington of jefferson ave
! The burial was in the Old Benninc
ton cemetery. Rev. p. L. Dow o
the Methodist church ofIiciated.