The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-26
BENNINGTON BRlI:FS
se~s at tiss Town end Village Told B.sefs
fAr Bsnv READER

Mrs. A. J. Elwell is spending the
day in Pittsield.
Morris Breaker of Cohoes, N. Y, is
visiting friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Higgins are at
Lake Hancock this week.
Mrs. w. L. Putnam has returned
from visit in New York.
Charles Wadsworth of Canojoharie
is visiting relatives in town.
Miss Mary Mcclure of Stafford St,
is visiting relatives in Pittsfeld.
Mrs. Charles E. Wells and son OF
Old Bennington are in New York.
Abe Margolin is visiting his pa
ents, NJ Margolin Of North street.
Bennington Grange is holding pic
mic in the soldiers home grove today.
The class Of 1913 B. H. S. is having
picnic today at Lake Poontoosac,
Pittsfeld.
Good boys and children's school
shoes lowest prices; at The New
York store. Adv.
II. w. l.. Kidder of Lewiston, Me,
who has been passing several weeks
here, has returned
e. S. Chandler and sister, Miss
Mary Chandler Of Old Bennington
were in Troy Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Patchin and
daughter, Dorothy are at Camp Idle
wild at Barbes pines.
This is the last week Of the big
wonder sale at the surprise store, Ii
brary building. Adv,
There will be an important meet
ing of the Carpente union Thurs
day evening at S o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Chamberlain
Of Morgan street are visiting at their
former home in Brandon.
Mr.. and Mrs Bradford Jay Rey-
nolds OF Detroit, Mich. are the guests
OF Mrs Edw W Bradford
John V. D. 5. Merrill accompanied
by his sister-in-Iaw, Mrs. Robert H..
Me ril passed Tuesday at Saratoga.
Mrs. Rose Lassor, son Leo and
daughter l.ene have returned, from a
visit to Mrs Lassor's son, Octave, Of
Philadelphia.
Raymond Hart Of Main street re
turned yesterday afternoon after
spending a month at Long Point
Lake Champlain
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lacy and fam
ily of Adams visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Mattison at Ben
nington Falls Tuesday.
Augstave Nelurious, Jr, of New
York who has been spending the
summer with his grandfather, John
c. Rickert, has returned TO his homie.
Miss Helen Hawks and her broth.
err William f. Hawks. Bird of Ottawa.
who are visiting at their former
home here. have returned from few
days stay in Boston.
The Central company Of "Postash
and Perlmutter, which is booked to
open the season a. the opera house
Sept 3. will be presented at White
Plains Sept. | and the advance sale
has already been over $500
The funeral of Miss Candace Camp
was held from the home OF her sister
Mrs. Frank Noyes this afternoon at >
o'clock, Rev. j. C. Mitchell of White
Creek officiating The burial was in
the Hinsdillv.lle cemetery
On account of some slackness in
the mills a considerable number of
men are arranging TO pick ferns for
time on the Woodford mountains
for Prague and Sons of Pitsfeld.
The pay is good, and in dry and
pleasant weather forming on The
mountains is enjoyed by many
In reply to hume Gus inquiries. il
is announced that the concer, plan
ned by Messrs. Daley and Potter for
the present month. has for various
reasons. been postponed until later.
Il is planned to give this concert
du ing the holiday season either at
Thanksgiving or Christmas Full
announcement will be made later
L. Z Griswold is making some al.
terations in the pond near his resi-
dence whc eby the only fish that viii
be kept in the pond will be gold hsh
and trout These two kinds of FISH
viii be separated from each other Dy
a concrete wall. The pend viii also
be thoroughly cleaned of much sedi.
ment. Charles Davis has charge Of
the job.
The auto travel into Bennington
Tuesday was perhaps the larges, of
the season. The hotel registers were
swollen by the long list OF names Of
visitors and the country roads were
enlivend by the vehicles. The day
was fine. the air exhilaFating and the
reads dry and in good condition for
long spins over the hills. Many of
the visitors we're from Be kshire
county, Pittsdeld furnishing the lar.
gest quota Several of the parties
were from Newark. y. ].