The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
axws Of the Town and vlIlsge Told Brieflv
fQr RsssY ReadefA

ne udtlHee III tne Library
theater this week will be 3 cents to
all.
Mrs. Eugene Graham and son VIII
Liam have returned from visit in
Schenectady.
Mr.. and Mas. Seymour Van SAINT
voord are in New oYrk for the Hol-
land society dinner
The Young .Womens club viii hold
a social dance in their rooms We'd
nesday evening Admission 25c.
Carl White OF Newark. n. j., who
has been visiting his father J. II.
White, went this afternoon to Sche-
nectady
On Friday at the NJ. E. church at
six o'clock. Supper, beans, brown
bread, salad, rolls, cake etc. Price
20 cents.
John Knapp entered the Samaritan
hospital in Troy the last of the week
expecting to undergo an operation
Saturday for appendicitis.
Bennington Council Knights of
Columbus will hold a card party and
dance in their rooms Tuesday even
ing for members and their friends.
a regular meeting of St Agnes
Guild will be held this evening at
the parish house. Rev T. f. Turner
will give talk on The Building Of
Cathedral"
A regular meeting of St. Agnes
Guidl will be held this evening at
the parish house Rev. T. T. Turnel
will give a ak on THE Building Of
a Cathedral"
Mt. Anthony Lodge will hold the
regular meeting tomorrow, Tuesday
Jan. goth $50 p. m. The Fellow
Craft degree will be conferred. petit
tons received and other business.
DO you know that the 1914 Ford
car has more of the latest improve
ments in mechanical design than
any other one car? Come to The
Bennington Garage and allow us
TO show you. s9u
The four musical Kings arrived
this morning from Troy where they
just closed weeks engagement at
Rands Opera House. They are to iii
three days engagement at the III
brary theatre.
Just for the Masons and their fam
lilies and the o. +. S. there will be
dance at the Masonic temple this
evening from $50 to 11.3O. A clam
chowder supper from 6 to 8 viii
precede the dance. Tickets 25
cents.-ady.
George A. Alls,d Went Sunday to
New York and will 20 to work in the
Mergenthaler Linotype factory in
Brooklyn 10 study linotype construc-
ton and ht himself to become a limo
type machinist. He is succeeded IN
The Banner office by BENZ. Littledeld
OF Waltham, Mass.
There will be a meeting at the
Stark hose room at 100 o'clock to-
morrow evening for the purpose of
organizing the Bennington Amateur
baseball team for the 1914 season.
All young men interested are urged
to be present The team had a good
record last year and ii is the inten-
tion to put a better team in the field
the coming season.
r. NJ. Houghton barn had mar
row escape Saturday night. When
the Evening Banner newsboy came
around about o'clock he saw
small blaze under the barn and no
tilted MIR. Houghton. A few pals
OF water extinguishod the blaze but
a little mo'e start would have been
fatal MIR Hougihton has no idea
how the fire started.
Edward p. Warner, veteran Of
the civil war, died Sunday evening
az the Vermont soldiers home here
following a long illness. He was
admitted to the home August p.
1912. lie was IS years old and
as he enlisted from St Johnsbuhy
in 1862, he could not have been much
more than Is years OF age. He en-
listed as a musician with company
X of the 18th regiment and served
until the following February when
he was discharged because Of dis
abiliiy. Later he served in com
pnny of the second reserves. The
remains were taken this noon 20 st.
Johnsbsy Tor burial