The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-05
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nows OF the Town and Village Tols
Briefly for Husy Readers

Ishmael Waite is i'll at his home or
Bradford street with measles.
Miss Monica Silver, who has been
i'll with humps, is recovering.
Eunice Harwood OF Manchester is
visiting at Clarence Chambers.
Mrs. Eugene Moulton of Gage street
is i'll with an attack of measles.
Miss Catherine Muntz has measles
at her home on Bradford street.
Leave your order early for hot cross
buns at the |. Il. Gibson company.
ADV. 55t3
Easter greetings, enclosures, post
cards, booklets, tallies, napkins, etc,
at Evans. ADV.
Easter novelties, natural chicks and
ducks, Dummies, chick filled baskets,
etc at Evans ADV.
Lillian Chandler, who was taken
seriously i'll last Thursday night, is
able to be out again.
Dr.. F. S. Braley and William l..
Gokay have returned from few days
stay in New York city.
For Easter gifts in Easter tints,
four colors, Cranes Fashionable writ
ing papers at Evans. Adv.
number of bad spots in the paw
ing of the business section of Main
street are being repaired today.
At the meeting of Stark lodge, !.
o. o. r. held Wednesday evening. four
candidates received the initiatory de-
gree.
Mrs Sidney Waite of Bradford
street is confined to the house with
measles.
Warren Moore, who has been en-
ployed as a machinist in New London
Conn, is spending a few days at his
home here.
Charles Hazeltine is i'll with an at
tack of tCnsilitis at his home on
Bradford street.
Miss Florence Quinlan, who attends
Columbia university, is spending the
Easter vacation at her home on
Washington avenue.
Michael Costello, a student at st.
Michaels college at Winooski is
spending the spring vacation at his
home on Mill street
Mrs. Clarence Chandler, who has
been confined to the bed for three
weeks with a nervous breakdown, is
able to sit up half the day now.
State Auditor Benjamin W. Gates ,
and his assistant ]. r. Joslin Of Mont |
pelier are in town today auditing the
accounts of the county officers.
Mrs. Z. l.. Nichols, who sustained a
dangerous injury to her right eve re-
,ently while ohopping kindling wood,
S reported to be making good pro.
sress toward recovery. The eye was
lot so seriously injured as was at
irst believed. Just at present she is
severely from neuralgia
The weayers at the electrically op.
rated department Of the Holden,
leonard company ,woolen mill this
morning demonstrated their patrio-
ism by raising an American flag
While the flag, which was purchased
through a donation, was being raised
he looms were shut down and the EN-
loyes gave three rousing cheers for
Nd Glory. II
The prayer meeting this evening in
he Methodist church win be led by
he pastor Subject, Loving Ons
mother, "A new Commandment ] II
i've unto you, that we love one anoth-
+, as | have loved you, that ye also
we one another" Would like to
ave people quote any passage OF |
cripture containing above sentiment,
he pastor desires that on this com
night all attend who can
A delegation of citizens from North
ennington appeared before the select
len Tuesday afternoon at the regular
leeting OF the board and made
gorous complaint concerning the I
,ndition of the highway between the
NO villages. The members OF the
elegation insisted that the partic-
lar section of highway was not in
lie condition II should be considering
lie amount of money that had been
lpended upon it. The selectmen in
,plying to arguments advanced told
lie visitors that they themselves
ere as much responsible as any one
asmuch as their votes had helped
limit the road taxes and to elect
e men who cared for the roads
eavy teaming during the present
ring is reported to have cut the
ad more than usual and the highway
cOOtc ic i'm had shane