The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-03-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village ioId
Briefly for Busy Readers

Estes market. Telephone 2o3.2O4.
Adv $3.50
James Wood was in Albany We'd 1
nesday on business.
Fred Stickes was in Albany We'd
nesday on business.
Ralph Keyes of PittsfeldN is visit
ing relatives In town. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Buel Sibley passed
Wednesday in Troy and Albany.
Miss Anna Hulihan of Cambridge
is visiting friends in the village.
Fancy oranges. grape fruit, lemons,
pineapples, strawberries, etc. ADV
S6t3
Aldace vonDette has returned from
visit at his former home in Rutland.
Mrs. John Z. Kelly of Troy is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
H. Davenport.
II. n. Williams has returned from
Dorset where he was called by the
illness of relative
Merritt Burgess, West Main street.
who has been Ill, has recovered and is
able to be out again.
The Royal grand opera company
has cancelled its engagement Tor IL
opera house for April 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dagesse of
Pittsfield are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Jules Dagesse OF School street.
Mrs. Leslie Smith of North Adams
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
F. w. Spear, has returned home.
Mrs. Helen b. Hawks who has been
i'll at her home ON North street, is re-.
covering and is able to sit up a por-
ton OF the day.
A meeting of the Bennington Social
lists local will be held at the home OF
NC. Crawley OF West Main street
Friday evening.
You can behold your foot-dress
with keen pleasure in a pair of our
fashionable spring shoes. Harris
Shoe Store. ADV.
| Mr.. and Mrs Arthur B. Chase of
Scott street have gone to Akron. Ohio
called there by the serious illness OF
their uncle, Fred Smith.
You are invited to call and eX-
anime my new and exclusive MILL
merry while in Bennington. Mrs. j..
-. Harmon, Library Building ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs George Phelps are
moving from the American house TO
the Norton house on Browning place,
where they viii live with tla
err Mrs. Guy S. Norton for a while.
Dandelions, spinach, green and wax
beans. curly and head lettuce, mush
rooms. cucumbers. radishes, toma-
toes and all fancy hot house products.
| ADV. 1913
Mrs. Thomas Hughes of Beech
| street has returned from Rensselaer,
where she has been spending few
days with her sister, Mrs. Chester Nal
! lory
| Miss Mary Forgue is visiting her
I mother, Mrs. Mary Forgue at the Troy
hospital. Mrs. Forgue who under
| went second operation at the hospit
al Wednesday is doing as well as
could be expected.
All kinds of lake and sea food
| Through our business relations with
| one of the Oldest and most reliable
! sea. food houses in Boston, we are
able to handle variety which for
4 ~ ID To- har ri 20 rt,s.f co..
| market. ADV. S6t3
Kid Foster, formerly of Adams, has
| opened the shoe shine parlor at
Firth's barber shop. Kid Foster SAYS
that he is willing TO meet any 1e5
| pound boy in Vermont or Berkshire
county at any time or any place tor
any number OF rounds.
Road Commissioner Houghton Rice
of the north district has force Of
| men at work with road machines
cleaning the roads on Bennington
| Flats. Some of the older residents Of
\ the village say that It is seldom that
road work is begun so early in the
season.
List OF letters remaining uncalled
for at the post Office for the week
ending March %. 1915 Mr. Ralph
4 Clark. Mr.. James Edward Home, Mr.
Edward Hebert, Mr.. w. o. Haley. ID.
w. Mann. Mrs. Amanda Doyle, Miss
Margarete Hart, Miss Frances Rich
ards, Mrs. Rose Stone.
The PRAYER meeting at the Mptho.
dist church this evening will com.
mence at IT'S instead of 7,30 as usual
and will close at SIS. and any who
desire to attend the concert can retire
at eight The subject will be Praise
/ Whosoever offereth praise glorifletn
| God" Let a goodly number meet to
| praise his name.