The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-03
Saturday, April 3, 1915.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

A. ]. Cooper and family are in New
York
w. H. Burgess has moved onto the
Bates farm estate in Pownal.
Miss Elizabeth Stewart of Pittsfield
is home for the Easter vacation.
John Cronin is home from Villa
Nova university for over Easter.
The firm of Nichols & Warren, cleo
tricians, has purchased an automobile
truck.
The listers began work Thursday
morning making their annual assess
ments.
Myron II. Chandler of Branch
street extension is Ill. Mrs. Chandler
is also i'll.
The condition of John Nash, Jr.,
who is i'll at his home remains about
the same.
Miss Alice Collins is employed a.
stenographer in the Office of Daniel
A. Guiltinan.
Probate Judge f. c. Bennett mas re
turned from hurried business tip
to New York.
A special meeting of Bennington
Council, X. of c. will be held Sunday
afternoon at 9 o'clock.
Otto E. Reimer and family OF New
York have opened their summer resi-
dence at Old Bennington.
For Sale:-Oak dining and bed
room sets, desk, rockers. etc. Inquire
mornings at PIT Park street. Sibloy.
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Gym classes will meet at opera
house from until o'clock Monday
afternoon for rehearsals.
Burton Howard is moving from
Beech street to a farm which ne re-
Gently purchased in SALISBURY.
The Ladies' sewing society Of the
Old First church met Friday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Robert H..
Merrill
Othelo Partenope is moving from
the Bottum house on West Main
street to the Morse house on y rth
street.
Deputy Sheriff John Nash. who has
been confined TO the house for week
by grip is again able to be at his OIL
fee
Miss Mary White has moved from
the house she formerly occupied on
Valentine street to rooms in the Good
all residence on Main street.
r. A. sAlbyn. horticulturist, who is
now at Toboso, o., expects to arrive
here on the 9Th to take up the care OF
the orchards on the Everett estate.
Miss Ada Brigham. who with her
cousin, Mrs. James C. Colgate has
been passing the winter in the south,
is recovering from an illness.
Potatoes are being shipped into the
western states from "The Orchards
in carload lots. About $4,000 bushels
were raised on the property last sea-
son, the larger portion of which were
placed in storage
Walter H. Berry of Old Bennington
has bought of Morris Levin a span Of
work horses, roam and black, weigh
ing 1880 pounds. The horses are for
Mr.. Berry's farm on the main road to
SALISBURY.
Mr. and Mrs James Bushee. Jr..
and their guest, Mrs. Lena Eliot of
Manchester have returned from Al
bany wher they visited the South
family of Shakers.
Wilfred Talbot, son of Joseph Tai
bot of Mill street, who has finished
his commercial course in Lewis col
lege. Quebec has accepted position
with the Brown Corporation Co. in
st. George Beauce, Canada.
Information contained in letters
received from Edward IL. Everett.
who is now with his family at Veves
Switzerland. indicates that the new
residence at Old Bennington will be
opened by the family about the 18th
OF June
Plans are complete for the Easter
ball of the Knights of Columbus Mon
day evening at Foresters hall. This
has come to be big event Of Toe
year in Bennington and this will lee
no exception. Supper will be served
in the Eagles rooms in the same
building.