The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-11-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Sews OF the rowr and Village Tod Briefb
,or Busy READER


Peter Longtin is seriously i'll.
Remember the chicken pie supper
Thu sday evening at 6 at the Parish
house
Raymond Howard passed Sunday
with his parents in South Shafts
bury.
VIM. Enright of Min St. left this
morning for Batavia, where he has
a business position.
John w. Peak of Chatham was the
guest over Sunday of his brother,
Fred Peak of School street.
George and Herbert Hill and Al
bet Wynne are at their camp on
Rider clearing, deer hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hutchins are
on a brief vacation trip to Boston,
Westfeld and Stoneham, Mass.
Arthur w. lockwood has sold two
building lots on Gage street extern
| sion to Andrew J. Nash of North Ben
nington.
For the deer season Henry Allard
| of North street has located house
recently occupied by VIM S. Pike in
Woodford.
The Brothe hood class of the Y.
NJ. c. A. will meet at $50 o'clock
| Tuesday and will be in charge of j.
L. Grlswold.
There was one case of intoxication
Brought before the municipal court
this morning, fine of so and costs
Of $3.50 being imposed.
Phillip Endress left for Searsburg
this morning for a few days stay
during the open season for deer, at
home of the Messrs Briggs.
The local banks have arranged TO
close Saturdays at one O'Clock for the
year round. the same as they have
heretofore done during the summer.
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The meeting Of the Y NJ c. A..
| Board of Directors viii be held at
$50 o'clock on Tuesday on account
Of the earlier meeting for the ami
versary.
Oscar Pratt has sold a house, barn
and extra building lot to c. l..
Davis of South Londonderry. The
sale was made through the Nash a
Hutchins agency
Mrs. Nellie Daley. Mrs. p. H. Nc
Carthy and Miss Sarah Mack Of
North Bennington, were entertained
Saturday by Miss Jessie Burch Of
Gage street, at a dinner parry.
There will be short gathering to
night in the Y. NJ. c. \. at 7:15 in
the series of NEE tings of the week
of prayer. The lesson will be found
in Titus >, l1-14. All men and boys
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T. Wheeler of
upper Main street went to Whiting
ham Saturday for a few days visit
al home of Mr.. Wheeler's mother
| Meantime Fred will endeavor to cap
ture deer in the wilds of his ma
tive town.
County Clerk ]. j. Stakeholder is
confined to his home on South St.
as the result Of a severe attack Of
acute indigestion Friday night. Sat
urday his condition showed some inn
provement but he did not rest at all
well Sunday night and today he is
a thoroughly sick man.
The oath anniversary OF the organi
cation of the Y. NJ c. a. in Ben
nington will be informally recos-
nized on Tuesday evening a, 7.45 o.
clock Rev. G. 5. Mills, as the Sen
Tor Association pastor in the village
| viii be in charge and both ladies'
and gentlemen who are interested in
| this occasion will be welcome to at
| tend this short gathering which will
be in keeping with the Association
Week Of Prayer.
| Card Of Thanks
We hereby extend our sincere
thanks to all .hose who kindly assist
er us on the occasion of the death of
| our honored husband and father,
| Jonathan b. Morse; TO those who
sent flowers, and to all who in any
manner did aught for our comfort in
our sad bereavement.
Mrs. Eva Morse,
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Morse,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Morse
| Bennington. Nov. s. 1913.