The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-05
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Mrs. Amos Aldrich is seriously

Mrs. Amos Aldrich is seriously ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Clark visited
in North Adams Sunday.
DR.. ]. H. Cole has returned from
a fishing trip to Readsboro.
Miss Alma Dagesse left this morn
ing for visit in Rochester, N. Y.
David Wiess has returned from
weeks visit in Boston and New York.
The cooking class Of the Young
Woman's club will not meet tonight.
Frank Keller of R. P. l., Troy,
passed the week end at his home
here.
Richard Purdy of North Adams
passed the week end at his home
here.
Neopolitan brick ice cream in
pints and quarts at Quinlan's phar-
macy. Adv.
William E. Frost of North street
visited A. S. Peake of the Pownal
road Sunday.
Misses Nancy and Maria Jennings
entered Miss Carpenters private
school today.
Chas. Kennon is confined to the
house with a severe attack of infam-
atory rheumatism.
Mrs. Fred Knapp has resigned her
position as pastry and meat COOK at
Harte's restaurant.
Henry Terrill, a commercial trav.
eler for the Bottum and Torrance Co
is at his home here.
| Harold L. Dow, travelling sales
man for the Bottum & Torrance Co.
is at his home here.
George Ketchum and William JohI
son of Manchester passed Sunday
at the formers home here.
| Clarence Potter and Arthur
| Thomas have gone to Detroit, Mich.
where they have employment.
Miss Rosemond Dunn of Brandon
has accepted position as pastry anC
meat cook at Harte's restaurant.
Mail Carrier T. H. Cranston is tax
| ing a few days off from duty and II
on his farm in the chapel district.
There will be a meeting of thu
| baseball association at the Stark hos,
house Tuesday evening at o'clock
Carl and Dora Carter arrived yes
terday from Albany. They are to fl
a two days engagement at the Ii
brary theatre.
Nellie Lyton is in town. She ha
just closed an engagement at Keith
theatre. She can be seen at the Ii
brary theatre during the next tw'
days.
The Everett road was begun thi
morning under George Stratton. Thi
makes three state aid road sections
in progress in Bennington at tn,
| present time.
Goldsmith's orchestra of six piece
will furnish music for the dance il
Odd Fellows hall, North Adams, to
morrow night, returning in specia
car leaving that city at one o'clock.
The Congregational S. s. orchestr;
will be present and play before ant
during the dinner at the Y. M. c. A
tomorrow evening. 1t is desired tina
as many as desire tickets will secure
them today or have them saved TO
them at the association Office.
BERTHE North, the IL year old sol
of Mrs. Harry Harbour passed ava!
at his home, 125 Branch street a
SIS Sunday evening. Funeral will
| be held Thursday at 10 o'clock from
his home and o'clock from tn,
North Pownal church of which he II
a member, Rev. p. c. Dow ofiiciat
ing.
The first regular meeting of th'
| Parent, Teachers association will b,
held in the School hall this evening
at 8 o'clock. There will be must,
and reports from different commit
tees and a cordial invitation to b,
present is extended to all who are II
any way interes led in the Grade,
school and its pupils.
A novel supper will be given at tn,
Baptist church Wednesday evening
May 7th, by the young men of thu
Baraca class. The proceeds of tn,
supper will go towards furnishing
room for their use. The menu is a
follows: Tomato bisque, potato salad
chicken croquettes, rolls, coffee, ic,
cream and cake. Adv.
1t was impossible to make a com
plete schedule of games for the has,
ball league at the meeting held il
Adams yesterday for the reason tina
Hoosick Falls was not represented
Delegates from North Adams, Adam
and Bennington will go to Hoosicl
Falls this evening to attempt to com
plete arrangements for the season.
The body of Henry L. Franklin, al
inmate of the Soldiers home, VIII,
died at that institution Friday wal
taken Saturday to Brattleboro wher,
the funeral was held Sunday. II,
was a member of Company c. End VT
and was born March 4, 1899 He wal
admitted to the home August 3. 1881
and has thus been an inmate abou