The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-03-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
aews o. the Town and Village Told Brief,
for Rsrzx Reader

4nT Busy Rcadens
Walter e. Bingham is attending the
Albany automobile show,
Louis Contois of North Adams, a
former resident visited in town Thurs
| day.
Good rubber boots for the children
at lowest price at the New York store
Adv
Miss Mary O'Donnell of Lincoln
street is spending the day in Pitts
field
Rev. p. l.. Dow will preach at the
| Chapel Sunday afternoon at three o.
clock
Mrs. f. Mcleod and Miss Susan
lockwood are spending few days in
Boston
Mrs. Dudley Wright of Manchester
visited Mrs Ralph Goldsmith and
family yesterday.
Friday and Saturday only, carna-
tions 60 cents per dozen at the School
Street Green House 2St2
Bath room slipper or boot sock for
| men at cents pair at Harris shoe
store Saturday only. ADV.
Rev. NJ e. Mott of North Adams
| will preach at St Peters church at
the 1880 service this evening.
Mrs. j. s. Radley, who has been Wis
| ting Mrs. G. H. Robson of Depot
| street, has returned to Troy.
csc will buy as good an umbrella as
it is possible to sell for $3.50 at Rit
| chies. Saturday only. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burke have re-
turned from Boston where Mr.. Burke
some days ago underwent an opera
| ton.
Buy $3.50 umbrella for csc at Rit-
chie's Saturday and be prepared for
the wet March and April days that
are coming. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Peake of the
Pownal road passed Thursday with
| Mr. and Mrs. a. ]. Elwell of the Bur
CESS road.
Clam chowder by the plate or pail
at the NJ. w. a. hail. Saturday even
ing, March 7. from $50 to 11.30, Civ
en- by the NJ. w. A. degree team.
Adv. 29t2
Won't you come in and sing with us
at the Young Woman's club rooms
Monday evening? Every body is
trAl IN, fni,
club
Just received at the New York store
good wearing rubber boots for men,
will be sold at special price for
s2.95. Ask for and save the checks.
ADV.
Taft Commandery No. X. T. will
confer the order Of Red Cross and
the order of the Temple at the regu,
lar conclave this evening. Sir
Knights will be in full uniform and
be prompt in attendance at 7.SO p. m.
A number of people have register
ed for the Community clubs to be
held at the Young Womans club
rooms during the months OF March
and April. If you haven't already
done so drop in to the rooms tonight
and do so.
The body of Edward S. Mcclure. a
former resident who died in Troy
was brought here this afternoon for
burial. lnterment was In the village
cemetery. Rev. G. S. Mills of the
Second Congregational church con.
Quoted the burial service.
The body of John Enright, a former
resident, who died in Fairfield, Me-,
was brought here Thursday evening
for burial and the. funeral was held
from st. Francis de Sales church this
morning at 9 o'clock The body was
placed in the vault He was So years
OF age.
Charles Patchin has withdrawn his
nomination for auditor from the indie.
pendent ticket filed for the village
election on March IT, This will re-
duce the nominations TO those made
by the citizens caucus. the socialists
caucus and the nomination fled for
L. II. Buss as trustee.
The Boy Scouts will have a supper
tonight at the Y. NJ c. a. at 6.l5.
when State Scout Commissioner b. n.
Clark will be present and speak Ar |
ter supper at 7.i5 there will be a pub |
lie meeting for all boys Interested in |
scout work and Mr.. Clark will give |
an illustrated talk regarding the work !
In Vermont and in some other places. |
GEN WOOD ON SUMNER CAMPS |
Explains Opportunities of Burlington |