The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-04-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for pusy Reaoers
Graft, opera house today. Adv.

E c. Kinseman OF Rocky Hill, Conn. |
was the weekend guest OF his cousin
Mrs. Carrie Goldsmith
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Y. NJ c. A. |
occurs tomorrow night
The Dewey tenement on Main street
recently vacated by Charles Cutler is
undergoing spring repairs
Mrs H. S. Goodall will entertain the
Molly Stark bridge club at her home
on Main street this evening.
Mrs f. d. Mabrey, who has been con
fined to her home for the past two
weeks with a severe cold, is again able
to be out
The double tenement Labelle house
on Mckinley street erected during the
winter, is about completed and ready
for painting
Edward McGlynn is in town helping
his brother, John McGlynn who is as
sisting in the erection of the Cooper
| mausCleum,
Miss Martha Dewey Of the Emma
Willard school in Troy is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles II.
Dewey for few days
Easter booklets, dainty enclosures,
post cards, book marks crosses, etc,
the best numbers of the leading manu-
factuers on sale at Evans. ADV.
Mt. Anthony Lodge F. & A, NJ. will
hold special meeting Tuesday, April
18th, 73O p m. for work on the list or
entered apprentice degree.
The cellar has been dug and carpen-
ter work begun on the new bungalow
which is being erected by William
Watson on his Depot street property.
| Miss Ethel Russell of Glens Falls is
eXpected home today to attend her
sisters wedding which will take place
Wednesday, April u, at her home in
Old Bennington.
At the Methodist church Saturday,
| April 10, home made baked beans,
brown, white, graham and nut bread,
rolls biscuits, doughnuts, cookies,
cakes. and pies. ADV.
J. p. Armstrong, who has been in
the employ of j. c. Colgate for the
| past fourteen years, has resigned his
position, and has moved on to his
mothers place which he recently pur-
chased.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Sec
J ond congregational church will hold a
sale OF second hand clothing and
other articles at the church parlors on
Tuesday and Wednesday, May , and
g. ADV.
"Harbor Transportation Trust is
the title OF the latest installment OF
) Graft suggested by the noted con
tributor to Munseys, Popular and 9th
er magazines Opera house today
Adr.
The Ladies Missionary society OF
the Second Congregational church will
, meet with Mrs. Frank b. Carver, l2C
Main street. Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock All the ladies OF the church
are cordially invited
a r. VonDette returned Sunday
: from Cleveland. He reported that Mrs
VonDette, who recently underwent
serious operation at the Lakewood, o.
hospital, was making excellent pro
gress toward recovery.
Collins NJ. Graves Will read paper
on The Early English People at tn,
Y. NJ. C. a. Forum Wednesday night a
SIS. This will be ladies' night at tn,
Forum, and the public is cordially in
S yited to be present.
Miss Beulah Bates. who has beer
Il visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs
. H. l.. Bates, has returned to Lewis
ton to resume her duties as field sec
rotary for the Maine Young Peoples
= Society of Christian Endeayor.
Circle d of the Second Congrega
4 tional church will entertain the Ladies
q Aid society in the church parlor o.
I. Wednesday afternoon All the ladie
# Ct the church and congregation ar
d cordially invited to be present.
il All Tahkoneac Camp Fire girls ar
o asked to meet at Library hall tonigh
z. at o'clock for final business meet
ing. Afterward the first act will hay
ii the last rehearsal before the dress ri
/. hearsal. Every member please b
1t present.
n William j. Percy the r. f. d. cal
l. rier has purchased of the estate of tn
4 late Frank Bronson the farm of 1G
e acres near the SALISBURY line, Mrs
eff Bronson has purchased the property c
d, Mr. Percy just west of the Governo
n. Robinson bridge
The Brotherhood of the Methods
church is to meet at the Methods
church at 1870 promptly this evening
to 80 in body to the Soldiers HON
where they are to hold their regula
meeting and incidentally give the oil
soldiers a good time Those Twin
near the home may go directly ther'
T, but any who do not know how TO So
| there should join the boys at tn
church and go in body.
/ Harry j. Cole is recovering from
painful accident to his left han,
caused by chisel cut while doin
some woodturning at his "hobb.
shop" on North street. The tool b
came twisted in the speeding lath
was pulled from his hand and SCI
flying behind him between his bod
and left arm. Incidentally It slashed
cut on the heshy part of his pail
| which required six stitches to clos
The cut severed nerve which ma
paralyze his little finger.
Two rehearsals of the play 10 he nj