The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-03-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
dawn Of che Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Heada,a


Joseph j. Cunning has recovered
from an attack of measles.
All soccer players report for prac-
tice Wednesday night at the Y. M. c.
A.
Miss Marjorie Dagesse. is confined
to her home on Park street with mea-
sles.
Rev j. O'Brien of Castleton is a
guest of Rev r. j. Cahill for a few
days
Mrs. F. c. Harrington of the Pownal
road is convalescent from an attack
of ,mumps.
Parker Cole is moving his household
goods into the Potter tenement on
Main street.
Miss Mary E. Robinson, teacher
in Shelburne Falls, is spending the
week at her home on Bradford street.
Miss Zada Nichols, who teaches
school in Nottingham, is spending
the spring vacation at her home on
Main street.
A meeting of the Sons of Veterans
will be held at Grand Army hall We'd
nesday evening at o'clock Members
will please attend.
Catamount commandery this evening
in Golden Cross hall. Important
business will be transacted.
Miss Harriet Burt and Miss Helen
Carpenter have returned from Spring
field, Mass, where they were week end
guests of Mrs. FRITZ Armstrong.
For Sale on Wednesday, household
goods including dining room suits,
hall tree, rugs, china, etc, at the
! home OF Mrs. Nettie lockwood, $50
Union street 42t2
The funeral services of the late
Mrs. Charles Ross were conducted at
the residence in Center SALISBURY
Monday afternoon at $3.50 by Rev
Peter Heller. The burial was in Cen
ter SALISBURY.
At the meeting of Court Bennington
| F of A., held Monday evening George
Cotton and Warren Waite were elect
ed delegates TO the meeting of the
grand court to be held in Burlington
in May, with Henry Pratt and Charles
Miller as alternates.
Mrs E. L. Nichols is confined to
her room as the result ora serious ac-
cident Monday, while chopping kin
ding wood a stick flew and struck
her face with such force that fears
are entertained her right eye sustain
cd fpf,,rs The attondfpe,
surgeon who extracted several large
splinters from the eye says that the
injury is serious one.
Ernest l.. Lambert who some time
ago entered Buffalo hospital for
surgical treatment has left the insti-
tuition but will remain in Buffalo for
another week at least before under
taking the journey to Bennington. The
attending surgeon reports that he Is
making good progress toward recoy-
cry, considering the serious nature of
the operations, Mrs. Lambert is with.
him, having gone TO Buffalo some
weeks ago.
Prof. Sumner Salter, assisted by
Mrs. George +, Howe's, contrallo
will give his l59,h organ recital in
Gracehall, Willlamstown, Wednesday
afternoon at 445 o'clock The pro-
gram, made up entirely OF selecting
from the works Of Bach, follows: -
Fantasia and Fugue in G. minor,
Choral Prelude. "Schmucle dich, o
liebe Seele'; Toccata and Adagie in
C; Air, MY Heart ever Faithful;
Passacaglia Toccata in f.
Tomorrow evening at o'clock, the
members of the Home and Foreign
Missionary societies of the Methodist
Episcopal church. together with their
friends who have the Cedar Chests,
are invited to an entertainment given
by the members and friends of the
Queen Esther and Standard Bearers
circle. There is no admission charge.
but it is requested that all dues still
unpaid. be brought in at that time, as
well as the Cedar Chests. as the
chests are to be opened then. Look
for the programme in anOther column