The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nsws OF tho Town and Village. ToIs
Briefly for 9Usy Headsre

harry W. NaHDelpuIS is III with
mumps.
All boy scouts are to see Mr. Mann
before Friday.
c. B. Page Of New York visited
friends in town Tuesday.
Miss Josie Hogan is i'll with grip at
her home on Dewey street.
Miss Jennie l.. Breese is i'll with
mumps at her home on Gage street.
Superintendent a. W. Varney is
confined to the house with tonsilitts.
There will be a stag party at the
Y. NJ. C. A. Thursday evening to 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Thatcher
Of Pleasant street are spending the
day in Troy
A. e. w. Stone Of Greenfield is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. w. D. Policy
of South street.
Do not forget the big minstrel at
opera house tonight. Show starts at
SIS sharp. Adv
Mrs. Eva French of Chester is the
guest Ct her daughter. Mrs. L. A.
Carrier of Union street.
Elizabeth, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs c. n. Morse of North
Branch street, is quite Ill
Be sure and visit the Larkin Booth
at the Bradford II. & L. fair. It win
tie worth your while. Adv.
Mrs Francis Mcclure has been call
ed to SALISBURY to see her father
! tvhr wat a kat1 caTiQnclv ill
Food sale at the Baptist church
Saturday afternoon from to 5.
Tel orders to 554M. Adv
Remember the Valentine social In
N. L. o, p. hall tonight under the aus
pieces CT the Daughters of Isabella.
William d. Long is moving from his
present residence ON East Main street
to the tenement over Wards drug
store
Theodore. the four year old son Of
! Mr.. and Mrs Wayne Morse of North
Branch street is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
The St Valentines dance at Y. w
c. will begin at 8 o'clock tonight
favor for everyone attending Ad
mission 25c.
A meeting of the Sons of Veterans
viii be held at Grand Army hall
Thursday evening at O'Clock. Let
every member plan to attend.
Mrs. j. b. Harmon and daughter,
Marie, left this morning for New
York where Mrs. Harmon will pur-
chase her spring stock of millinery.
Come and hear John Griffin, former
Metropolitan opera singer, sing a
bass solo Ger The Billowy Seas
That alone is worth While hearing.
ADV ai5at.
Charles F. Sears LETT TUESDAY for
Atlantic CitX, where his sldYife has
been spaptfng the pa4tefwq styaeekg.
They 8lap1to spend about 40 month
theredioHs in fnogs9gTo a.
"A whist panty will be afvspgI'lnurs-
day evening. Feb. Is, lin NJ h. o. p.
Heart school Adm no. Everybody
welcome Q9 1918
~ Among those who were called here
by the death OF the late Mrs John
Neher were John Friedemann OF Sche-
nestady Mrs Charles Ermish, Mrs.
Milton Ermish. Mrs r Edwards and
Mrs. Lewis, all of Blacknton
Among the business men registered
Tuesday at the Putnam house were:
A. II. Chisholm, c. L. Flint, II. A.
Butler, Burlington; c. w Brush, J. G.
Germon, w C. Sage, Rutland G. II.
Rogers II. H. Clark, B. b. Bailey, AL
bany. w. r. Warner. f. c. Cox, j. H |
Garretson, H. S. Stedman, H. G. Saul,
Boston
c. w. Peterson has moved his tail |
oring establishment into the new
Hawks building, and is located di-
rectly over Sargood's barber shop. He
finds the light much better than in his
old rooms and believes he has the |
best tailoring shop in Vermont The !
entrance is the same as before up one |
fight in the Hawks block and along |
the hallway to the right He has adj |
ded some new fixtures and is pre- |
pared to welcome old or new Gus
toners
Secretary w. d. Pelley and Marden |
r. Nichols. delegate, members of the |
Bennington County Forest, Fish and |
Games association left this afternoon |
for Montpelier where they will at |
tend on Thursday evening a meeting |
of the Vermont Fish and Game associ- |
alton, which is to be held at the hotel |
Pavilion for the purposes of electing |
president Of the state association |
and to endorse the bill at present be- |
fore the Legislature to raise the salary |
of the commissioner 10 $500 or more |
in order to secure competent Off |
cial. The meeting is TO be attended |