The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

| the New York Store.
Ieander Jcwett of Old Bennington
is at st. Luke's hospital in New York
for treatment.
George Noyes who recently under.
went an operation for appendicitis
is improving.
Elsie Janis and owen Moore in
Nearly a Lady'-Harte Theatre to
day. ADV. q
Two big shipments of ladies' coats
in pushes and mixtures, at Noyecks
Adt.
Fred Stone has secured position
in the tin shop of Harry W. Cum
mings.
Mrs. Myron S. Rogers of South
Wallingford is visiting relatives in
the village.
New styles in ladies' neckwear, fur
trimmed. just arrived at the New
York store. Adv,
William NJ. Morse of Bradford
place is spending few days with w.
|. Risdon of Dandy
add North Bennington
Mrs. f. F. c. Mosher is spending a
week in Londonderry.
Nice and Lovey, lady and gentle
man dancers are playing at The
Harte Theatre today. Ad.
For men, heavy pants, umbermen's
rubbers, arctics, etc. at lowest prices
visit the New York store. Adv
Just arrived, largest shipment of
children's coats in large variety OF
cloths and styles at Noveck's, ADV.
At the dancing class at the Y w
C. tonight, Mrs. Burdick will teach
the waltz canter and polka one step.
ADV.
Nice and Lovey and Al Edwards ar
rived in town this morning to play to-
day and tomorrow at The Harte
Theatre. Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kronick of
North Adams were the recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Abe Satter of Grand
view street.
Edward Jenney and Burton Powers
are among thelocal nimrods who will
take to the woods Monday morning
in search of deer.
William Kerrigan, formerly an in
agent in Bennington, now
stationed at Albany, has been visit
ing friends in the village. p
Eugene Zellwager, who has been
acting as chauffeur for Mrs A. S.
Clark in Old Bennington. has return
ed to Troy for the winter
Earl Williams, who is making an
automobile trip through the south
has sent word that he is spending
this week in southern Virginia.
special meeting of the Odd Eel |
lows is TO be held this evening when
the second degree will be conferred
upon class of candidates. An oys.
ter supper will precede the work.
ne TSlho al Z pans lOI
their annual Memorial Day which will |
be observed with customary services
on the LIST Sunday in December. A |
committee OF ex-exalted rulers will |
have the ceremonies in charge and an |
out-of-town speaker will be provided |
Mr.. and Mrs John Mangan of Rut- |
land We're recent guests of friends in |
Bennington on their way back to Rut |
land from their wedding trip. Both |
Mr.. and Mrs. Mangan were former |
residents. While in the village they !
were guests of Mrs. Alexander l.. |
Dragon.
for an active part in the forthcoming |
performance to be given by |
the Masons, has been obliged to re- |
sign in favor of ]. j. Whitney, Jr., on |
account of the death of his uncle, |
Eugene Graves OF Cleveland
Myron Chandler who is working
on a lumber job in Woodford, be- !
lieved he had lost valuable horse !
recently when the animal ran away |
while in use in the woods and the |
most persistent efforts TO follow it |
were of no avail The men tried to |
track the animal for two days. The |
third day they discovered it quite by
accident on the extreme top of Wood |
ford mountain in a small clearing.
Although the horse had Travelled sew
eral miles through thick forest and
been out three nights it hardly car
rind a cnrntch from the nXnarianrp