The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and village Told
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Briefly Tor Busy ReadsTs
H. Harry Levin OF Manchester is in
the village today.
John II. Kelly and James silk at
tended the fair at Manchester Thurs
day.
Charles T. Burt was among the
Bennington attendants at the Man
chester fair Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Perey and little
daughteuarNat Mrs. Peley's home at
Jacksonville for brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John whitney and
John Ryan of Adams street were at
the fair in Cambridge yesterday.
Clarence l.. Holden and William Il.
Wills returned early this morning
from Boston, making the journey in
Mr. lloldens car.
Dancing at Remington's hall Jefter-
son Ave. Friday Sept 10, from to /.
Thebarge will furnish the music. All
are invited Tickets 25 cents. Adv
Slt3
John Craven employed by the Gen
oral Electric company in Pittsfeld is
at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Craven owing to the
strike at the Pittsheld Plant
Mrs. w. Russell Hyde and son Of
Pittsield are visiting at the home of
r. w. Hyde ON South street and will
remain in town as long as the paraly-
sis epidemic is prevalent in Pitts
field
Mrs, John H. Burns, Mrs James F.
Scarcy, Miss Edna NJ. Waldron'
Mrs. William Lndergan and Mrs,
Martin Kearns were among those
who motorod to the Cambridge fair
Thursday.
a. j. Cooper, Joseph NJ. Ayres
Robert Il. Healy, J.. S. Norton and
Newton W. Cottren returned Thurs
day evening from White River juno
ton where they have been attending
the state fair.
Members of the Y. NJ. c. \. who
wish to take part in the corn roast t(
| be held at the association camp Sat
urday evening should notify ROY NJ
Paddock or the secretary some time
during today.
David Sears returned home yester
day afternoon after taking Fret
Graves to his school and also callini
on John Iiouran of Ashburnhan, Mass
All three took trip to Boston by au
to Wednesday.
+. S. Rice, Mr. ANA Mrs. Edwar,
| Newman and Mrs. j. F. Camp and sol
of Hartford, who are visiting relative
in town, motored to Cambridge by thu
way Of Arlington Thursday and wer
in attendance at the fair.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Elwel, VIII
were married in Manchester Thursda
were at Mr.. Elwelrs home here in tn
evening and left today for Springfield
Mass, where Mr. Elwell becomes
student at the Y. NJ c. A. college.
Persons and heads of families tina
do not notify the Health officer whe
children come to Bennington und,
% sixteen years of age from the stai
. of New York or Massachusetts W.
be treated as guilty of a misdemeapc
and dealt with according to the lag
|. ADV.
Because of the prevalence Of infal
, tile paralysis in the states of Ne
p York and Massachusetts persons wit
p children who leave Bennington fC
q points in these two states will be su
jet, upon returning, to the same qua
h antine regulations that are now
Y force relative to persons with CHI
a dren coming into Vermont fro
Massachusetts and New York. Al
There will be a regular bushes
meeting Of the directors OF the Boa
of Trade this evening at 1870. SIEVE
= al important questions viii come b
fore the meeting this evening and
u is therefore quite necessary that q
st directors are ON hand at prompt
- $50 The Board is working for Il
interest of the community and W
: cordially accept any suggostio
brought before them by citizens
| tho village.
Because of the rainy weather n
many hunters took to the woods
day the opening date of the partrid
season in Vermont Persons who ha
, been in the covers during the SUNNI
[ report that the birds are rather plol
full Judging from the size OF {
young birds many pairs of grou
must have raised late broods. 1t
probable that the wet weather of e
ly spring destroyed the first settiu
Of eggs in many instances and n
the old birds succeeded with soco
hatchinG.
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