The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-01-31
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nsws Of the Town and Village ToIe
Briefly sos Busy RszdAra

/ Guy Stanley of SALISBURY is in
town on business.
John Shaw of Weybridge is a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Griswold.
Miss Vera Suter, Instructor in Latin
in the high school, is i'll with grip.
The Bennington garage has sold a
Dodge touring car to J. A. Evans.
! Miss Jeanette E. Perkins of Pleas
ant street is passing the day in Troy
Alexander Young of Stafford street
has taken position with the Powers
laundry.
Mrs. William Berard left today for
Readsboro to spend a few days with
friends.
4 MI. and Mrs A. w Braisted have
returned from stay Of several days
in New York.
Miss Edna Waldron is unable on ac-
count of illness to attend to her du-
ties at the Banner office.
Miss Ruth Mallory has returned to
her home in Albany after spending
few days with her aunt, Mrs. F. w.
Spear.
Misses Madeline Daily and Emily
Park, who have been at the Harte
Theatre since Monday left today for
Rutland
Mrs. Richard Johnson left this
morning for Troy. where she is to UNI
dergo treatment in the Samaritan
hospital.
Mrs. e. b. Pierce Of Howell, Michi-
gan. who is visiting her father, DR.. S.
R. Wilcox, is spending a few days in
Hudson, N. Y.
There will be a meeting OF Stark
lodge, |. 0. o. f. this evening. with
special drill afterwards for the first
degree team.
The choir OF St. Francis de Sales
church will have a rehearsal Thurs
day evening at o'clock in the rooms
of the F. NJ. T. A. B.
Assistant Postmaster and Mrs Fl,
| F. Robinson who left recently for
New York have continued their jour
ney to Washington.
Mrs. Eliza Varney, who has been
| the guest of her son. Albert w Var
ney, for some time. returned today to
her home in Bristol.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy B. Johnson ex.
pect TO go to Florida about February
10th. They are al present at their
apartments in New York city
FOR SALE-Stewart monographs
| S675 delivered. Dealers and agents
| wanted in every town and city. State
| distributor L. h. Premier Co, Rutland
! VT. l02t6s
The teachers training class viii as
sist in the ohildren's story hour at the
Library Saturday morning. The first
story viii be told by member of the
class
$500 oyercoats now s15.00--$15.00
| and $500 overcoats now $1,000
$500 suits now s1500-$1500 and
$500 suits now $1,000 at Mulligan &
Roches. 100t3
a meeting OF the Sons of Veterans
| win be held at Grand Army hall
| Thursday evening at O'Clock. I'M
| portant business will be transacted
and large attendance is desired.
Mrs. George Knox of 453 County
| street underwent a very serious but
| successful operation at the Samaritan
| hospital in Troy Monday morning and
is resting as we'll as can be expected.
All things at the second hand store
on North street will be sold at auc-
ton sale Saturday Feb. 3, beginning
| at 10 a. m. Parties call here Monday
and refund money for the same. Adv
| 1928
Letters received from Mrs. r. c.
| Reynolds of Troy formerly Miss
Grace Roberts. who is entertaining
Mrs. Downer Austin at her winter
home in Mama, Florida, indicate that
they are greatly enjoying the pleas
ures of the southern resort.
Abe Satter has been called to Troy
| by the death of his father, b. Satter,
who died Tuesday night in the Sa-
| maritan hospital at the age of 20
years. The remains will be taken TO
| Hartford. Conn, for interment Mrs.
| Mollie Serlin, a daughter of the de-
| ceased. also went to Troy this mora
ing.
| County Fish and Game Warden Ed
ward s. Higgins Monday night re-
| oeiNed hundred thousand lake trout
eggs from U. S. hatchery in Mich
igan which have been placed in the
| troughs at the field station in the
Bushnell district. The warden also
| expects 10000 landlocked salmon
eggs in a few days.
The December term of county
court, which was moved to Manches-
ter the first of last week came to
close yesterday forenoon. The only
case heard during the final session
was that of the Chisholm will case.
The trial took just week. A large
number of witnesses testified. some
of them coming a considerable dis
lance for that purpose.
Among the business men registered
| Tuesday at the Putnam house were:
A. f. Holt of Barre j. Nj. Carroll and
II. C. lde of Burlington, c, w Rem
ington of Rutland, A. J. Delphia Of
Brandon, J. L. Robbins and r. b.
Smith of Pittsfleld, +. H. Fowler and
q NJ Erwin of North Adams g II