The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-05
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Tuesday, October 5, 1915.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

DR.. H. C. Day went this morning to
Springfield, Mass, for few days
visit.
Walter Bignel of School street has
returned from a visit at his home in
Great Darlington.
Mrs. Rose Beeoher has returped
from two weeks visit in Pittsfield
and Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II Ferguson are
preparing to move from Booth Ter
race to the Slocum house on Main st.
Hiram b. Fa3sett, ir., left Monday
to enter the dental college of the uni
versity of Michigan at Ann Arbour.
See the 18th chapter of THE God
dess' at the Harte Theatre today.
There are only fifteen chapters in
the story. ADV.
Attorneys James X Batchelder and
Robert e. Healy left Monday even
ing for Montpelier where a session OF
the supreme court opened this fore
noon.
Erayton George Priest and Louise
Mary Mackenzie. both of Albany, n.
Y, were united in marriage Monday.
OF. 4, 1915, at the Methodist parson-
age by Rev. r. l.. Dow.
The Mason brothers of Pawlet will
he at Clarence Chambers Thursday
night with a drove of COWS. This is
the 95th year they have been through
the town selling cattle. Adv.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, afternoon
at 3 o'clock the Womans Auxiliary of.
The Y NJ c, A. will hold their first
matters are to be discussed and a
matters are ito be discussed and a
large attendance is therefore desired.
Mrs. Louise Jenyss Boynton, Troy,
is the guest of Misses Harriet and
Frances Shields at Furnace Grove
Mrs Boynton is crayon artist and
during the period when such produc-
lions were in vogue made many por-
traits of prominent personages.
The members of the local circle of
Kings Daughters wish to express
their thanks to all friends who help
e1 to make the recent convention a
aqcGegs, either by entertainment or
gifts or in any way that added to the
comfort and pleasure of the visiting
| delegates. f...
The men of the Second Congregat-
ipnal church are invited TO an oyster
supper at Il. Il. Bottmm's camp in the
Pines, tomorrow night Kindly mott
fy Mr.. Bottum il possible that you ex.
pect to go. Take the 7A5t car and
get off at Searles' crossing.
Mrs. John Nash returned Monday
night from Troy where her daughter
Miss Mary Nash. recently underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the
Samaritan hospital Miss Nash was
severely i'll of ether sickness immedi
ately following the operation but is
now reported to be making good
progress toward recovery.
Mt. Anthony Chapter, o. +. s., will
hold a regular meeting Wednesday
evening, Oct. 6, in Masonic Tempe.
A good attendance is desired as ar
engagements are to be made for the
district meeting. Refreshments will be
served and social hour after the
meeting.
The Cabaret orchestra, which
comes to Foresters hall tomorrow
night, played in North Adams last
night to over 400 enthusiastic couples
| the unanimous verdict being that it
was the most enjoyable music they
had heard in years, full of life every
| minute. ADV.
| According to the reports made to
| Health officer j. NJ Ayres during the
month of September there were Il
deaths of residents of Bennington and
| five permits granted for the burial of
| persons who were not residents at
the time of death. Three of the
| deaths were of persons under one
| year and four were of persons over
70 years of age. One case of typhoid
fever, two of German measles and six
of whoopng cough were reported dur
| ing the month.