The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Mrs A. w. lockwood and daught-
er, Elizabeth, are in Boston.
The young son of Mrs. Josephine
Trombly of Morgan street is i'll.
Dr.. ]. H. Potter is able to be out
again after a several weeks illness.
Michael Campbell of Division
street is seriously i'll with pneumonia
John Connolly of Pittsfeld passed
the weekend with relatives in the
village
Jack Culliton of Bellows Falls
spent Sunday with William Murray
and family of Gage street.
Mrs. j. VI. Ayres will entertain the
Molly Stark bridge club at her home
on Elm street this evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Malone and
family of Troy were Sunday guests
of Michael Roche of Jefferson
avenue.
Mrs. Frank Greenslet will entertain
the ladies of Gage street circle OF the
NJ. Il. church at her home on We'd
nesday evening.
1 Henry Harwood of Harlemville, n.
! Y, has returned to his home after a
weeks visit with his brother, Edgar
S. HARDWOOD
| Frank Welch of Division street has
| returned from an months business
trip in the interests of the Magic
4 Yeast company.
Mr. and Mrs. Basil Durbin, who
were called here by the death OF Mr..
Durbin's uncle, Patrick Hogan, re-
turned this morning to Providence.
Bennington Grange will hold
regular meeting on Wednesday even
ing when the annual election of of
| ficers for the coming year will be
| held.
The regular monthly meeting OF B.
| p 0. II. will be held at the Elks
rooms Tuesday evening at O'Clock
their demands was handed to the al
and a full attendance is desired,
Don't go about with wet feet when
the Joe Levin store has big stock
of rubbers for men, women and chill
dren at prices lower than they can
be had elsewhere in this vicinity.
Adv.
Mr. and Mrs Marcus Blue and
daughter, Florence Blue and c. f.
Wilkinson OF South Hadley were
weekend visitors of Mrs. John
Gibney and Miss VIENNA e, Blue of
Union street
AT the Methodist parsonage Sum
day, Nov. rs, 1915. Henry Arthur
Johnson OF Schuylerville, NJ Y, and
Lula NJ Goodrich of Greenwich n,
Y, were united in marriage by Rev
+. l.. Dow. $50
There is to be a meeting of the
officers OF the branches and the exc
cutive comHtittee of ST Mary's Guild
al the St Peters parish house Tues
day afternoon at $3.50.
Mrs. Roy Paddock and Miss Flor.
ence Walbridge are to entertain the
Bennington Chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution at the Wal.
bridge homestead in Bennington
Falls Thursday afternoon at $50.
Edward Nescha of Troy, N. Y, and
Miss Clara Lafabre of Cohoes, N Y,
We're united in marriage Wednesday.
Nov. "a, 1914 at the Methodist par
sOnage. by Rev P. l.. Dow, the bridal
couple were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Bauman.
Twenty friends Of Edward Il.
REILLY surprised him az 4hs home on
Division street last evening in recog-
milton of his birthday. A buffet lunch
was served and the evening passed
with vocal and instrumental music
furnished by Mrs. Edward f. OHara.
An interesting feature of the
Methodist Brotherhood meeting this
evening will be an address by Ernest
Z. Bottum concerning his recent trip
to the Panama Exposition, and some
things he saw while there. A mater.
ial expression of appreciation will be |
given the successful contestant in
the Broad Jump Athletic event.
a special feature OF the sale at the |
Second CONGREGATIONAL church parl- |
ors Wednesday afternoon and even
ing of this week, viii be Mrs. c. Wen
ing Thatcher's celebrated maralade, |
the like of which has never been of |
fered for sale in Bennington. Those |
who come early will be the lucky |
ones, as the supply is limited and it |
will go fast Homemade ice cream.
cake and wonderful display of |
fancy and useful articles, rare Of
portunity to purchase your Christmas
presents and good things to eat
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