The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Briefly for Busy Readers
Edward Roberts OF Scotia, N. Y, is |
with his grandmother for few weeks. |
Joseph Welch of South street is en-
ployed in the Ward drug store for a |
| few weeks.
A horse owned by John r Burton of |
Elm street died Sunday. The animal
was in its 9th year.
Ritchie's will sell dresses to morrow
for the price of aprons, 49c. See their
ad in this issue. Adv.
Regular monthly meeting of Y. NJ. C. |
A. directors at eight o'clock tonight
at the association building.
Mrs. e. w. Drew and Mrs NJ. e. Tay
| lor OF North Adams were week end
guests of Mrs Fred Tudor.
Or. r. S. Pratt and Robert Healy left
this morning for Montpelier to attend
the Greater Vermont association meet
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. William Myers went
Sunday to Springfield where Mrs.
Myers will remain for short visit
with her parents.
w. d. Peley and family returned
Monday from Springfield, Mass where
they were called by the serious illness
OF Mrs. Pelly's father.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Badger have re-
turned from their wedding trip to New
IL min do in thn Gnnti
house on Pleasant street.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Ward and Mr.
and Mrs Frank ~ Gallagher left Mon
day by automobile for trip of several
weeks duration in Rhode Island.
Five disturbances were brought up
in court Monday, but owing to the alb
sence of the states attorney, they
We're continued until Thursday.
DR.. +. S. Pratt took a party of
| young people in his auto Friday to
Silver Bay where the annual Sunday
school convention is in session.
Mrs. Frank Riley daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Stone of Park street,
lett Saturday morning for Chicago
where she will Join her husband and
make her future home.
H. S. Norton, Collins NJ. Graves and
Frank f. Howe left this morning for
Montpelier where they will attend the
meeting of the Greater Vermont as
ISOLATION. The trip was made in Mr..
Graves automobile.
st. Peters Sunday school will hold
its annual picnic July 18th. Wednes.
day at Peake's grove Car win leave
School street corner at 9.45 and will
return at AS. All members of the
Sunday school parish are cordially in
yited. site
The regular mid-week service at
Ben Venue Library will be held to-
morrow evening "wednesday the 12th)
at s o'clock. Willard w. Bartlett sec
rotary of the Bennington County I'M
proyement association vii. lead this
| meeting
DR.. f. S Braley, L. w. Williams, DR..
+. j. Hurley and Clarence Holden
went to Springfield Monday on bust
ness connected with the bus line which
| 10 w hN WI bNANfNAA ii'AllliiA6ANll anu
Dorset, The buses are being made in
Springfield and will be ready within
short time.
Probably few Vermont people realize
that the feature story OF the Saturday
Evening Post. Sudden jim" was
written by Clarence B. Kelland of VIII
mington. The author is a successful
business man. manager OF the Luding
ton Manufacturing company. and writ
ing stories is for him a pleasant and
: profitable ayocation. 1t is understood
that the check in payment for his lat
est serial would equal the salary OF a
} bank president for year. The scene
of the story is laid in the numbering
region of Michigan, with which Mr.
| Kelland is familiar through years of
I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Relormer.