The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Hsws Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

News OF the Town and Village Told !
Briefly for Busy Readers
Miss Anna Curley visited friends in
Rutland yesterday.
Mrs. Fernburg of Albany is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Margolin of North
street.
C. Lynn Wood returned to his dut
les in the postoffice this morning after
few days vacation.
The Ayres building on Main street
occupied by Mulligan & Roche is re-
ceiving a coat of paint.
The regular meeting of the st.
Agnes Guild will be held at the Parish
House this evening 2.SO car.
John Nash left this afternoon for
Rochester and will stop enroute at the
New York state fair in Syracuse.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Patterson left
Monday for Lake Bomoseen where
they will remain for a weeks outing.
Henry Garlick. South Ashburpham.
Mass, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Bushee of County street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Braisted and Mr..
and Mrs Herbert F. Robinson motored
to Spofford Lake in Chesterfield, N.
H., Sunday.
Miss Rose Green leaves this even
inb by auto for Schenectady, n. Y, af-
ter spending a month visiting rela-
tiyes OF County street
Misses Margaret Nash and Eleanor
Murphy entertained at a dancing par
ty in the rooms of the Young Wo-
mans club Monday evening.
Howard A. James, who has been
assisting at ST. Peters church ddring
the past month, returned Wednesday
to his home in Floral Park, N. Y.
i Mrs. A. c. Lewis of Springfield, who
has been visiting her son, Dewitt f..
Lewis left today for visit with her
brother, julius Kinney in Poultney.
DIR. H. r. Bristol is an exhibitor of
thoroughbred fowls at the New York
state fair in Syracuse this week. He
is at the fair today but will not re-
main during the week.
Mrs. Katherine Young of New York
and her sister, Miss Elizabeth Coyle
of Schenectady have been spending
two weeks vacation at the home OF
4 their parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Martin
j Coyle Of Pleasant street.
All women OF Bennington interest.
i ed in the work of the Womans Chris
u tian Temperance Union are invited to
n attend the meeting of the Union az
4 the home of Mrs. A. S. Payne of North
z Bennington, Wednesday at p. m
4 Please take 230 car,
Don't fail to read elsewhere in this
4 paper what the Albany Evening
Journal and the manager of Harmanus
Blocker Hall has to say about Ra
mona which is to appear at The
opera hcg7 tonight at SIS and to
morrow at 2l5 and SIS. ADV.
= The music for Ramona at thC
opera house today and tomorrow vii
be furnished by the Boston Ladies'
y Symphony orchestra. Each and every
= member is graduate OF the New Eng
lAilh NbhotANuAbis va ili
is the only ladies' orchestra IN tn,
d world with travelling organization
Adv.
Il Mrs. Julia Robinson Miller, a q
II years old, wife Of Usher Mile. diet
after very short illness at her home
r in ST. John. New Brunswick, Monday
n Mrs. Miller was the daughter of JOIN
4 A. Robinson and lived for a period o
> time in Old Bennington. She was al
so connected by ties of kindred to tn,
u Robinson and Hubbell families SO VIC
s. known in Benningtons history. lie
grandfather was Daniel Robinson o
~ Troy and many years president of tn,
old Troy and Boston railroad. Mrs
II Miller is survived by her husband
infant son and only brother. John \
-. Robinson of Boston. She was tn
" niece of Misses Lulu and Mary Rot
inson and the late Mrs. John V. d.
= Merrill OF Old Bennington.