The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-16
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF tne 1oun and Village rola
Briefly for Busy Readers

Miss Martha Pratt has returned
from a visit in Boston.
Loving Cup" for prize Waltz Fri
day night, Foresters hall. ADV.
Leave your order tonight to insure
early delivery Friday morning. Adv.
Dance in Foresters Hall Friday
night Loving Cup for prize waltz.
Adv.
A number of the Main street mer
chants are removing their screen
doors
E. L. Bates and Miss Beulah b.
Bates have returned from few days
stay in Boston.
Seymour Wood has returned from a
visit to his sister Mrs. Guy H, Parker
Of Middletown Springs
DR. A. E. Houle went to Troy this
morning in his automobile. His niece
Miss Lucille Houle, will return with
him
Rev. and Mrs, J. Elmer Mckee are
guests today of Mrs Annette McCand-
liss. They will return tonight to
their home in Vergennes.
Halibut. haddock, cod, mackerel,
Boston blue, cusk, lake trout, salmon,
finnan haddie, scollops. clans, large
and small oysters at Estes market
Adv
An important meeting of Benning-
ton Council Knights of Columbus will
be held Friday evening Nov. II at s
o'clock. All officers and members are
earnestly requested to be present
Friday evening at $50 James r.
Loyett will speak at the Y NJ c. A.
on Unanswered Prayer" and Prayer
as Dominant Desire" Saturday eve
ming Homer II. Webster win be the
speaker
L. c. Holton and G. p. Endress re-
turned Wednesday evening from
Searsburg after day in the woods af
ter deer Mr. Endress obtained one
running shot at a buck but Lewis"
experience was limited to q look at
good-sized doe.
Edmund p Howe is registered
among the 200 long distance runners
in the intercollegiate cross country
championship to take place at New
Haven November %. as a member OF
the Dartmouth team. There are four
teen teams entered.
Miss Marion Hertha Clarke gave an
excellent reading of "Daddy-Long-
Legs" at the Methodist church We'd
nesday evening There was large
number present. The musical pro
gram was well rendered, each number
receiving much applause.
Stag party tonight at the /. NJ c. A.
All senior and intermediate members
who are interested in an occasional
get-together. with entertainment. re-
freshment and popular songs. are
urged to be present tonight at o.
clock TO make plans There win be
some refre shments tonight.
Bennington hunters have not as yet
reported any deer but it is more than
probable that there are a number OF
bucks hanging at some Of the camps
IN the mountains east OF the village
Four bucks have been reported from
Pownal one Weighing $50 pounds is
reported TO have been shot by A. Kel-
ley OF North Pownal
The prayer meeting of the Baptist
church tonight will be OF special in
terest The subject is Mexico The
scene. in our Home Mission Room
when the leaders discuss the sub
ject Shall we withdraw our Forces
from Mexico win be visualized
There will be special music. All are
cordially invited to be present.
Miss Katharine Minott, who died at
Hoosick Falls last Saturday, was
born at Irish Corners. in the town OF
Bennington, August IS, 1853. She
had resided at Hooslck Falls about 30
years The funeral was held from
her late home Monday. Rev. w. A.
Warren, pastor of the Hoosick Falls
Baptist church, officiating, and the re-
mains were taken to North Benning'