The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Work is in progress preliminary to
the opening of the Walloomsac Inn.
Mrs. Charles Lockwood has been
called to Maine by the death of a
relative.
Guy b. Johnson OF Old Bennington
has returned from few days stay in
New York.
Edward h. Hart, who has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. Z. i. Hart,
returned home Monday evening
From a setting of - BUFF Leghoin
eggs Mrs. e. H. Biddle OF Haynes
Corners has obtained sc lively
chicks.
Division F of the Second Congre-
gational church Will meet i'll the
church parlors Thursday afternoon
All members are requested to be
present as there IS work to do.
Roy. c. F.. Provost entertained
last weeA his brother. Rt. Rev Alfred
Provost from Fall River, Mass. and
his nephew, Rev. Louis Provost from
North Attleboro, Mass.
Mrs Isaac c. Blandy and sons of
Greenwich have started for Califor-
MIA Mr.. and Mrs Blandy were sum
mer residents of OLD Bennington Tor
many years Mrs. 3landy is a niece
of James A. Eddy.
Mrs. George Robinson and Children
of North Spencer, Mass. who were
called here by the death OF Mrs,
Robinson's mother, Mrs. +. :. Spear,
returned Monday Mrs. Mary Wor-
den, who was also called here by
the death of Mrs Spear. has gone to
Amherst, Mass, for Il visit before re-
turning to her home in the west.
The woman's missionary society
of the First Baptist church Will meet
tomorrow wednesday, afternoon at
the parsonage at O'Clock. An at
tractive program on China with the
use of interesting curios, viii be
feature All ladies OF the church
and congregation are invited
Ledrew NJ. Rollins an inmate of
the Soldiers home, died last night
after a several weeks illness. Mr..
Rollins was born in Milton, March
2S, 1914 and was private in Co. T.,
First United States sharpshooters,
He was admitted to the home Sep
TENDER %. 1905 The remains will
be taken to Attleboro, Mass, tomor-
row for burial
Tilden A. Mason has resigned his
position as Chef at the bennington
club and will leave next week for his
home in Detroit
The Second Congregational church
will observe its 18th anniversary one
week from. Thursday, April 20.
Plans are in making for the enjoy
able social occasion which this
church has every year in marking
another milestone.
The Tahkoneac Camp Fire girls
viii hold their ceremonial Thursday
evening from until o'clock at the
Young Woman's club rooms. All
those who expect to receive tie
Woodgathers rings should be prepar.
ed on the instructions as given in
the manual Those who wish to re-
ceive honor beads must send their
list to the guardian before Thursday
noon. There will be practice in
First Aid Bandasing f1r honors az
ter the ceremonial
They're smart, They're jaunty
and as crisply fresh as new dollar
bill. There are thirty OF them and
no two alike, We refer TO the ship
ment of coats received this a m. ut
the Drysdale store consisting of TIE
latest Fifth Avenue effects in min
tary, dressy and sports coats Mater
ials are coverts, shepherd checks
tweed mixtures, golfine. serges and
other favored fabrics in tan, navy
white, black, various mixtures and
combinations. Prices are surprising
ly moderate This lot will be shown
only in the garment department.
None of them will be displayed III
show windows. You are invited to