The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

J.. II. Nehl OF Doisel u VIZ lhe IT
lage
Miss Marian Durand has returned
from dyc weeks visit ia Moau-aL
Ward L. Lyons is assisting az
Coles clothine sore during ue aoii-
day rush
A. X. Won Deue wiH keep lis
jewely store open every evening an.
III aftsr Christmas. AGY.
Miss Catherine h. LaMarre, book
keeper for Il. b. Patterson, is con
fined to her home by illness.
The jewelry store OF A. r.. Won
Dette will be kept open every evening
until after Christmas. Adv.
a regular meeting of Remington
Aerie, F. o. E., will be held this even
ing. Initiation and other business.
Deputy Sheriff John Nash is in Ar.
lington today ON business connected
will the present term of county
court.
Miss Helen Wolcott of Old Ben
mngton is confined to the house as
the result of severe fall on the
street.
Branch No. OF ST. Marys Guild
will meet with Mrs. Mclean. Wednes-
day afternoon at her home. 223 Union
street.
Bennington council. Knights of Co
lumbus, will hold a card party in
their rooms Wednesday evening for
members and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Williams and
Mrs. Il. w. Stegmayer, who have
been the guests of relatives in town.
have returned TO Rutland
Mrs. Human S Brown of Old Ben
nington Will pass the better portion
of the winter at St Augustine, Fla.
as has been nef custom in recent
years.
Gospel service in the Methodist
church Wednesday afternoon from
2.30 to 500 Evangelist Miller will
speak and Mr.. Baker will sing. Cor
dial invitation to public.
Cottage prayer meetings are To be
held Wednesday morning from 10 to
1890 in the homes of Mrs. Eva Morse.
233 North street Frank Bradbury.
322 South Branch and Charles TAFT.
126 Dewey street.
Charles b. Hubbell. a prominent
resident of Williamstown, was IN
Bennington Monday gathering some
material for a paper on the battle Of
Bennington TO be read before The
New York state historical society in
January.
Walie- II. Berry. proprietor of the
Walloomsac Inn at Old Bennington,
has returned from Worcester, Mass.
where lie attended banquet OF
hotel men at the new Bancroft. sir.
Berry reported that the-e is sufficient
snow in Worcester 10 provide good
sleigning.
The annual Foroiathels supper of
Turkey and various other good things
Is as OH Ia our Town as the oiies: ln-
Aau'.aut hence needs no introduce
ion 30 iho public Bul thc exact date
m th.s annual feast varies Slightly
THIS year o. takes place flday Dee
la 8, 9'oiock in th ruai ut
taa Cousro aauul' D..iD' aai sf ,ae
tsuel pHcc. I'D Cc.ls Ticket
iac entertainment program 80
DO given at Pomona Grange. st Stan-
lord ON Wednesday Dee 10th. sut
a. W Narney will give a talk rola-
tive 10 schools. r. j. Sanford Of
Stamford VIII discuss some farm
topic, a papor will be read from Bah
Lyons. OF Clemson College, South
Carolina. Miss Marilla Howard of
South Shaftsbury will recite and
music viii be furnished by Stamford
Grange
I'm alarm was rung from box IS al
$50 o'clock Monday afternoon for a
slight blaze in shed in the rear OF
Mrs. Ida Bassett's home on Gage
street The Bradford hooks and the
Eagles responded but pail brigade
had nearly disposed OF the lire before
the members of the department ar
rived \ hand eXtinguisher from the 7,
truck completed the work. II is pre-
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