The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-02
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town snr Village roh
Briefly for Busy Hsadsra

lMTS. w. hGstp 10 ScliOuSly Ill dl ntT
home on Main street.
Clarence Honiker has taken a posi-
ton at the Bennington garage.
Harry Shippey of Hicks crossing is
i'll with an attack of measles.
Judson Vickery has resigned his
position as janitor of the Y. M. C. A.
Ram.a-zam? Is it the latest milli-
merry creation? Ram-a-zam? Adv
Miss Lorraine Wattles is i'll with
measles at her home on Union street
Mrs NJ. Mock of Pleasant street is
recovering from an attack of pleurisy.
Grammar school athletic reception
at library hall Thursday afternoon at
2.3O.
Russell Jewell has been visiting his
father in Ferrisburg for the past
week
Miss Irene Kroning of Bradford
street spent Sunday with friends in
Albany.
There will be a regular meeting of
Court Bennington No. II. f of A. to-
night at O'Clock.
Mrs. Joseph Seymour who has been
confined to her home on Branch
street by grip, is recovering
Mrs Harley Thompson of Granville
has been called here by the death of
the late Mrs. Ida NJ. Wood.
Miss Mary Anne Durand Of Depot
street has returned from q brief visit
with relatives in Pittsfield.
Wadsworth Carpenter of New York
city was the guest Sunday of his
sister Miss Maude l., Carpenter.
w. H. Harrington of the Burgess
road has taken position with the
Bradford manufacturing company.
Mrs. Nellie Stone of Woodford is
moving into the house she recently
purchased from William f. Cutler
Miss Mora Haskins of North Ad
ans is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Vema Elwell of the Burgess road.
Special meeting of Modern Wood
men OF America Monday evening,
April @ Important business to be
transacted 53t2
The ladies' Of the o. f. S. will be
entertained at the temple Tuesday Of
ternoon from to 5. Each member
may invite a guest.
Mrs. John s. Clark, who has been
i'll, is improving. Her daughter, Mrs,
stephen Shippey of North field, Vt, !
is taking care q her. /
The Delta Upsilon fraternity of Viii !
lalhs will play basketball at the Y.
NJ. C. A. this week and will give a
fine exhibition of the game. a
Easter novelties. chicks, Dummies, !
assorted chick and candy baskets. |
Depnison's decorations, place cards,
napkins ETC. at Evans. ADV, m !
Richard Elwen has resigned his !
position with the Black Cat Textile !
company and taken a place on the /
farm of Corey Eddy in Cambridge.
The Foresters' Indoor Carnival will
open with a big street parade and a
two-act musical comedy, AT the
Cabaret" (26 people, April II. ADV.
There will be meeting of the
executive committee Of the Benning
ton County Fish and Game association
this evening at $50 in the Office of
DR.. Il. d. Jenney.
Ladiesl You can also be dressed
as well as the best and better than
the NEST If you attend the smashing
dress sale at the Bonnet Shop. which
will continue for few days Adv.
Spencer Lee motorcycled to Troy
Sunday where he visited Samuel A,
Patterson. ir. who is in the Samari-
tan hospital undergoing treatment for
a broken leg. MIR Patterson is get
ting along nicely
Basketball tonight at the Y. NJ. c.
A. Mark Hopkins school of North
VS., ''Y" Intermediates. The
regular "Y" team will play the Re
serves as a preliminary. Game starts
at 7.45. Admission 10 cents.
We will share profits fer this week
only Every suit, coat, skirt and
dress will be reduced n'per cent. be-
ginning today and ending Saturday
night. At julius Weichmans, Ill :
North st. One flight up. Adv
Mt Anthony Lodge F. & A. NJ. will
AOlu lhc dhAudl uIStliilS Oh uc9uds'
April 3rd, 7.30 D. m. Business, reports
of treasurer and secretary. balloting
and acting on resolution laid over
from last meeting and election of Of
ficers for ensuing year.
Mr. and Mrs Meyer Kohn delight
fully entertained twenty young peo-
pie at dinner Sunday at their home
on School street. Among the guests
were Miss Fanny Sirk of Troy, Har-
old Schiff of Adams, Meyer and Sam
uel Kerson of North Adams.
Court Bennington, F. of A. initiated
a class Of nine candidates on the af-
ternoon of April l. Past Chief Ranger
Michael Monahan of Williamstown ,
took an active part. Over fifty Will
Jamestown members We're present and ,
were guests after the initiation at
clam chowder supper.
At his 161st organ recital to be CIV (
en- in Grace hall, Williamstown, We'd |
nesday at 4.45, Prof. Sumner Salter
will give the following program; of (
English compositions: Concert Over
ture in C minor, Alfred Hollins; Even
ing Song, Bairstow Barcarolle, CARL {
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