The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-05-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Mrs. Thomas White of Union street
, spent Saturday in Troy.
Born, Sunday, May p, a daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Cantor Of
Pleasant street.
Miss Ella Murray and Miss Bridge
Leonard spent Sunday with friends in
East Hoosick.
There will be a rehearsal OF the new
drill by Miriam Rebekahs tomorrow
evening at o'clock.
Perry B. Gardner has sold another
Chevrolet touring car to Irwin Matti-
son of South SALISBURY.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Slade of Gage
street have as their guest for a few
days Milford Frost of Upper Troy.
Mr.. Gilbert of the Soldiers home
will have charge of the prayer meeting
| Tuesday evening at the Guideboard
Charles H, Daley OF Schenectady
was a weekend guest at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. e. b. Daley.
There will be an adjourned meeting
of the Bennington Fraternal Order of
Eagles in the lodge rooms tomorrow
evening.
Commencing today Dr. Buchanon's
Office win be at 524 Main street same
building with DR.. Cutler, opposite Lii
brary building.
Richard NJ. Doyle and Marjorie G.
Sigworth Of Pittsfeld, Mass, were unit
ed in marriage by Justice of Peace, o.
w. Davis, Saturday evening.
win those people who have copies
of Livingstone the Pathfinder return
same to Mrs. Mills at the Congrega-
tional parsonage today?
Miss Mabel Cooper, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the
Samaritan hospital last Tuesday is do
ing as well as could be expected
Samuel Hawks, the local agent, on
Saturday delivered two Cadillac tour
ing cars, one to Philip b. Jennings and
the other to Mrs. Fanny S. Patterson.
Edward Donnelly, who has closed
his season with the Starr company, has
arrived in the village for his annual
summer visit. In June he goes to Den
yer. Col, for II weeks engagement
with a stock company.
Mrs. Grace Townsend and Miss Rose
Harbour, who have been at Ballston
during the past week, have returned,
While absent they attended many
sessions of the Methodist general con-
ference at Saratoga Springs.
Marion ]. Papers, the 13-years old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, William Pap
ers OF =. aHch street extension, died
this morning. The funeral is to be
held at o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. p. l.. Dow officiating. Burial will
be at South Salisbury.
The funeral of Miss Adeline II. Wat
ers, who died at her boarding place
on Pleasant street Saturday morning
was held from the Old First church at
o'clock this afternoon with large
number Of her former friends in atten
/. dance, Rev Isaac Jennings ltet
81 The ladies Of the O. f. S. are re
= quested 10 meet in the parlor Of The
y temple Tuesday from 3 to 5, to sew OIL
d tea towles and cases for the silver
NJ H. ~ Ritohie has kindly offered thC
81 lean Of a machine for that purpose
q Four ladies will serve tea and &C.
II wiChes
= 5. 3. Hawks local agent, has receiy
81 ed the following telegram from thu
IN Cadillac company. Cadillac eigh
81 again proves itself worlds creates
"a road car Fully equipped standar,
"a roadster shows incompatible sustaine,
81 speed in phenomenal dash across con
81 linen; 3471 miles from Los Angeles t,
81 New York in seven days, II hours an,
Il 80 minutes Arrived at New Yorl
"a 2,53 Monday afternoon Beats prev
IN ious record nearly four days" Sgne,
~ +. c. Howard, Adv
@ The funeral of Pierre Rousseau VIII
81 died Friday at his home was held iron
IA the Sacred Heart church this mornin
20 at nine o'clock. A large number Q
M friends and relatives were present an
IS the floral offerings were many Tn
~ bearers were Frank Pellerin and Alber
W Pellerin Charles Brooks and Arthu
VA Brooks, Joseph Roy and Eugene Roy
SS Interment was in tho Catholic GENE
IA terry at Old Bennington