The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Judson Galusha was in North Adj
ans on business the past week
Have you seen the famous rooster
on exhibition at Griswold's? ADV
Bennington Grange will hold
regular meeting on Wednesday even
ins.
Willard d. Lawrence of Troy play
ed a cello solo at the Baptist church
Sunday.
The Eagles will hold a regular
meeting Tuesday evening at the
usual hour.
Leslie Becker and Hiram Mattison
were in Hoosick Falls the past week
on business.
Dr. II. r. Bristol leaves tonight for
trip to New York, expecting to re-
turn Saturday.
Mrs. German Harrington has been
visiting her son, Peter A. Harrington
OF the Burgess road.
Paul Andrae and family Of Cohoes,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John
Hurley of Stafford street.
Mrs. Amyel Baker will sing a solo
at the missionary banquet at the Bap
fist church this evening.
Hoosick Grange has accepted an in
vitation from the local grange to at
tend Neighbours night meeting on
November 8.
Do r. ~ \ViIl;nonu of South uodlav
passed Monday in the village, attend
ing the funeral OF Mrs. Hattie Wilkin
son.
Mrs. Jonathan Morse Of North
street has returned from visit in
North Adams with her son Albert
Morse and family.
Mrs Josephine Miner, who has
been visiting her daughter Mrs. w
c. Clark has gone to Hinsdale, Mass,
to the home OF her son, Jesse Miner.
William H. Wills returned Sunday
amaPacific Exposition as guest OF
the Aetna Insurance company.
Miss Julia Hayes OF Pittsfeld is
visiting her brother and sister, John
Hayes and Margaret Hayes of Gage
street for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack O'Connor of
Springfield, Mass.I have been visiting
their cousins, Mr.. rand Mrs. ArthuE j.
Elwell OF the Burgess road. ctgl
Mrs. HIM. Barney and Mrs. Peter
Harrington 3fihaye 6 returned home.
They attended the'l Skinner-Webster
wedding while in Rockville, Conn. ~
Marse Goyington was a true south,
ern gentleman, but he gambled-see
EdYard Connolly the distinguished
actor. in this role--Harte Theatre to-
day,5u suq MA I'm NrLtg%Adv.
Mrs. NJ. Culliton and daughter
Aileen and Mrs. VIM. Murray and
daughter Ella, spent Sunday with
James CplhtQn and family of Hoosick
faiis' elBsipgu p1l - S5m9Ieq- g
The crochet class of the Y. w. q.
will not meet Tuesday night as usu-
al but on Wednesday night after the
monthly. business meeting, fl u
Duane Bassett, the musician, who
has been leading az New York cabaret
orchestra has returned to his foDmer
home here and accepted a position
playing as pianist at the opera house.
Miss Julia Hayes OF Pittsfield and
cousin, Miss Grace Tinkham of
Springfield, were guests of Miss
Hayes sister, Miss Margaret Hayes,
over Sunday.
A private social and dance under
the supervision of John friedman of
Putnam street was held in the pri-
vate hall OF Frank A. Remington on
Jefferson Avenue Friday evening,
25 couples being present
Marshal Bellemarre has completed
his work, on a cottage which A. NJ.
Torrance has had under construction
at Weeks and Putnam streets and
Mr.. Torrance expects to move his
family into the new house Wednes-
day.
Might it not have been likely that
Mr. yelling wanted to save Mr.
Roots reputation as "a judge of blood
ed stock and so borrowed the rooster
to prevent his exhibition
at the North Adams iair. ADV.
Mrs. Hattie s. Wilkinson, aged rs
years, died at the home of Miss
Helen S. Underhill on East Main
street at 1890 Sunday noon after an
illness OF several weeks The funer-
II service will be held at 730 this
evening and will be private. The
body will be taken to Townsend to-
light for interment.
Twenty pupils have registered thus
ar for the night school. Other con-
enrolment are requested
% report not later than Wednesday
or If registration is hindered it will
,e necessary to advance the time for
closing next spring the number of
lays to make up for tardy opening.
One Of the first stable fiocks of |
vTld ducks to stop in Bennington on
heir annual migration south was re-
ported Saturday when about dozen |
,irds alighted for the night on the |
mall pond near Putnam street and