The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-03-09
BENNINGTON BRIGFS'
Nsws o. chs Town and Village TOLD
Briefly Tor Ausy Rsadars
Ram-a-Zam. Adv.

Ram-a-Zam. Adv.
Ray Elliot is confined to the house
with the humps.
]. II. Bigelow of Arlington spent
Thursday in town.
Louis Serlin one of the Banner
boys, is i'll with measles
Ransom G. Dunning of Winooski
was in town Thursday on business.
James Wood is confined to his
home on Imperial avenue by a cold.
Mrs Lester Barrett is visiting
friends in Schenectady for few days.
Born, daughter, to Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Shlppey, Thursday morning.
w. T. Barratt Of Grandview street
has returned from the Boston auto
show.
Received $50 pair of mems sample
pants at 25c on a dollar off. NJ. Shin
lint2ky, 1l5 North ST. Adv.
II. d. Richmond, who has been the
guest of Harry II. Warren. left this
morning for Portland. Me.
Mrs. Harry II. Warren and Miss
Blanche Welsh have returned from a
visit with friends in Boston.
Mrs. John +, Waters has returned
to New York after spending a week at
her home at Gardner's Crossing.
Miss Agnes Hurley is substituting
as book keeper at the Eagle Square
company's Office in South Shaftsbury
Mrs. Frank j. Hurley entertained
about % friends at tea at her home
on South street on Wednesday after.
noon.
A big assortment OF administer vel
vet rugs and brussels rugs, all sizes
at Moderate prices at NJ. Shmlintz-
ky's, lis North ST. Adv
Mr.. and Mrs d. b. Keller of Valen-
tine street have returned from Cohoes
where they were called by the death
Of the late Michael Keller OF that
city.
Mrs. Della Ahearn Of Gage street
has returned from Pittsfield. where
she visited Mrs. Joseph Sausville,
who is in hospital there for treat
men,;
The funeral of the late Miss Mary
f. Bigelow was held this afternoon at
2 o'clock. Rev G. S. Mills OBLIGATED.
The remains were placed / nthe vault
at Old Bennington.
Word has been received from Hart.
ford. Conn. OF the birth Of a daugh-
ter, March ), to Mr.. and Mrs Ed
war e. Gardner Mr.. and Mrs Gard
ner are former residents.
Visit our shoe department and take
note of the latest styles and best
qualities at lowest prices of mems,
women's and children's shoes. NJ
Shmllntzky, rs North st. Adv
The Norton building in the rear of
Woodman's undertaking rooms has
been made over by Nichols & Warren
into a shop for repairing automobiles
and for a general electrical workroom.
Mrs Mary Howe Manning, widow
of the late John Mennme. and fire.
quent visitor in this village. died
March at her home in Troy. She is
survived by FIVE children, Martin,
Joseph, Francis, May and Agnes
Manning.
Gladys, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Morse OF North Branch street is
to the house with measles.
Mr. and Mrs. John DIN of Maple |
Hill have purchased residence on
North Branch street of Myron Chan
der
piit, ne Iadiro have hoo, ,aoafvad |
by the Putnam Memorial hospital con-
tractors for the boilers, which have !
been on the road since December |
The delay caused by the failure OF the !
boilers to come has also held up the |
plastering, for which everything is
ready.
Hiram L. Hall has purchased the j.
D. Burt residence on Grandview
street and plans to move into tho |
same the latter part of April. Mr..
Burt has sold the house on Stafford |
street occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Young to Mr. and Mrs.
Morton G, Stratton.
Clam chowder supper at Masonic |
-emple Wednesday evening. March
18th. All Masons and Eastern Star
members and their families are most |
invited. May bring friends |
outside the fraternity il they wish.
Under the auspices of the o. h. S, |
Entered apprentices and fellowcrafts |
welcome. Chowder ready at six |
o'clock 30 cents. Don't miss it. |
Mrs Tarrant Sibley of West Main
street gave Five Hundred party to
.wenty ladies Wednesday afternoon,
It which the first prize was won by |
Mrs. Ralph White and the consolation |
prize by Mrs. Warwick S. Carpenter. |
linnar wac earvaJ at & O'Clock Tho