The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-04-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Briefly for Busy Readers
David Lockwood of SALISBURY was
in town Monday.
The board OF directors Of the Y. NJ.
c. A. will meet this evening.
w. II. Botsford, Rutland attorney,
is in the village today on business.
| George \. Mathers has returned
from visit Of several days in Troy.
Miss Nellie Lyons OF Schenectady is
visiting her brother, Joseph Lyons for
g few days
! A regular meeting Of ST. Agnes
Guild viii be held this evening at the
| Parish house at AS.
Charles r. Howell, a Boston button
manufacturer. who frequently visits
Bennington, was in town Monday.
Reward if person who found gold
rosary. light blue stones, will return to
Mrs. Julia Fitzgerald, River s.. Adv.
, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Chapman, now
, living in North Adams, visited former
| friends in the village Saturday.
John P. Daley is moving today from
the house he has been occupying on
Woodford road, to house on Branch
street
Miss Helen G. Toomey. who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs Daniel A. Ward
for the past month, has returned to
her home in Boston.
The condition of Howard Tudor
who recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis does not improve as
rapidly as had been hoped.
Entertainment committee Of the U.
0. G. c. will hold card social in their
hall Wednesday evening, April r.
Everyone invited. Admission IS cents
ADJ.
Dr. r. S. Braley has returned from
New York where he has been visiting
his mother who is recovering from an
operation at one Of the New York hos
pitfalls
The members of Bennington council
X. Of c.. are requested TO meet in the
rooms at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning
to attend in a body the funeral of their
late fellow member Ed. ]. Gunshan-
ron
Mrs Annie Riley is moving into the
Newton tenement on Silver street.
She has been occupying the Whitney
tenement on Spring street which has
been rented by Mr. and Mrs William
Corbett.
Leslie Smith of Kingston, y. Y who
is now employed as advance agent in
the theatrical business, is visiting for
a short time in the village Mr.. Smith
| married Hiss Myrtle Lasher, former
Bennington girl.
Philip L. Breault, who is construct
ing a building for his bakery business
on Gage street, has purchased a Ford
touring car of the Bennington Garage
which viii be utilized part Of the time
to assist in delivering goods
Dean J. Martin has returned to his
work in the Holden & Leonard Office
after being confined to his nome for
a short time with an injured fC5 lis
! enforced vacation was caused py run
ming a nail into the sole OF the foot
Clara Kimball Young, in the part of
: Camille has an opportunity of show
ing what a fine artist she is-register.
ing every emotion perfectly Miss
Young is undoubtedly the create
actress now before the motion picture
public Opera House today. ADV.
Horace +. Graham, candidate for
the Republican nomination for the
goyernorship OF Vermont. has accept
ed an invitation from Rev. G. S. Mills
to speak here at the state Congrega-
tional conference which is to meet in
Bennington the third week in May.
Mrs Louise ". Curtis and daughter
who with their companion, Miss Mary
Lang have been spending the past two
months at the Putnam house, returned
today to their home in Southport,
Conn. Mrs. Curtis for several years
occupied the Samuel 3. Hall home
stead in Old Bennington
The body OF John Coleman. who
died in Schenectady the last Of the
week, will arrive in Bennington We'd
nesday afternoon following the funer-
1 al services in that city. lnterment will
be in the village cemetery. Sidney A.
Burt Il. d. Moore, Henry Rudd. w. A
Wall and Charles S. Kehoe will meet
the body ct the train and act as pail
bearers. Mr.. Colman left Bennington
about II years ago, prior to which
time he was for many years a machin.
list for the Tiffanys He married a
! Bennington girl, Miss Emma Austin.
George l. Ruag
Genrpn |. Eugg nassed nWnv Mon.