The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-03-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village ToIc
Briefly for Busy Readers

Merritt Burgess, who has been i'll
is recovering
Henry S. Walbridge, who has been
i'll, is recovering. f5
Mrs. Sarah Costello of North street,
who has been i'll, is recovering.
Mrs. A. e. Houle is spending a few
days as the guest of Mrs. A. Houle OF
Troy
Miss Jessie Burgess, who teaches
school at Westminster, is visiting at
her home here.
Mrs. Herbert Moon of Stafford
street is confined to the house BY
illness.
The condition OF Mrs Lucina Burt
OF School street, who has been ill, Is
improving.
Edward Bellmore has returned to
Rutland after visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Edmond LaFranchise.
Miss Louise Burns returned today
from u weeks visit at her home IN
Hoosick Falls.
William Jennings of Beech street,
who has been confined to the house
by illness, is out again.
Mrs. Elizabeth Grinnel Van Patten
of Burlington is guest of Mrs. W.
K. Putnam over Sunday
Miss Mildred Blue of Rutland Is
passing a week with her sisters. Mrs
John Gibney and Miss Nelma Blue.
Representative Arthur f. HOLSTER
who has been at home over Sunday
will return to Montpelier this eve
Miss Katie Griffin of Bennington
Falls was the guest during last week
of the Misses Madden of West Main
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tinker. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Lockwood, returned today TO
Albany.
Miss Fannie Aldrich, who has been
passing vacation at her home hers,
has returned to Pownal to resume
teaching
Gilbert f. Robinson is confined 10
the house by illness and Richard Hur.
ley is running the delivery wagon for
the Richie store.
Work was begun this morning TAX.
ing down the fixtures in the Roster
store preparatory to remodeling the
store for the Woolworth Co.
Miss Isabelle Chase and Miss
Mary Francher of North Adams, who
have been guests OF Misses Catherine
May and Julia LaMarre, have return
ed home.
Mt. Anthony chapter, o. +. s. will
hold social in Masonic temple
Tuesday afternoon from to 5. All
ladies OF the chapter are invited TO
attend.
The Fortnightly gymnasium class
Will meet at 2.15 o'clock Tuesday ar
ternoon at the Young Women's club
rooms. Members are urged to make
the most of the few sessions left be-
fore warm weather comes.
Miss Florence Walbridge. who has
been passing six weeks with her
sister in Newark. n. j., left today for
few days stay with her sister, Mrs.
r. A. Armstrong of Springfield, Mass.
before returning home.
Don't fail to see Gustave Froh-
mans Broadway success with Broad
way stars including Percy Hilton OF
the Miracle Man" Mary Miles Minter
star OF "The Litest Rebel and
VIII Archie. in THE Fairy and The
Waif' in five acts at the Library the
atre today. Adv.
ming.
G. w. Thompson returned from
New York yesterday where he has
been attending the Charity Dog
show. His blood hound Roar Up
roar took first in limit, first in open,
and silver medal for winners on
best blood hound in the show Rich
ard kellogg's German Police dog,
Iisch Won Eithal' took first in
american breed, first in limit. first
IN open, and medal for winners as the
pest PincheJ. in show. This winning
Oh the two dogs shows them to be
the hnest of their breds as competi-
lion was very keen, there being over
lfoo dogs of various breeds
Denched- making it the second larg.
est show in the world. the largest
BENG the w. X. c. in February.
where "Tisch" also took winners.
Ny. FrhnpnncApto H.