The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-16
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News II the Town and Village Tsis
Briefly for Busy asadsrs

Miss Jeanette T. Perkins is spend.
ing the day in Troy.
Mrs. Elmer Dinwiddie is i'll with
grip at her home on Grandview street.
Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Church OF Bos-
ton visited friends in town Thursday.
Born this morning, son to Mr.. and
Mrs. James F. Moloney of South
street
Mrs. w. D. Plumb of the west part
Of the town is visiting relatives in
Cambridge.
Mrs. Clarence Aiken of Johnsonville
was the guest Thursday of Mrs. C. B.
Hunt of North street.
Special sale of pillow cases, slightly
soiled, l9c. value, special lie. at the
New York store. Adv
Food sale at the Baptist church par
lors Saturday afternoon from 2 to 8.
Tel. orders to 554M. ADV.
Miss Mae Rosenthal of Boston is a
guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Nathan Levin on North street
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius F. Wilson, who
visited friends in town Thursday, re-
turned today to their home in East
Dorset.
Miss Irene Cook of Silver street left
today Tor Cincinnati, where she will
be the guest of her sister, Mrs Chas.
Z. Carroll,
Many good values to be had in
ladies' mems and children's coats and
maokinaws at the New York stores
sale ADV
Physical Director c. r. Mann is in
Schenectady today in attendance at
a conference Of physical directors of
this section.
Miss May Finn of Stafford street is
spending the week end at her home
in Greenwich She will also visit
friends in Troy
Division D of the Second Congrega-
tional church will have food sale in
the chapel parlor, Saturday, February
II, at o'clock.
Mrs. A. Satter and infant son have
returned from Passaic, n. j.. accom-
panied by Mrs. Satter's sister, Miss
Bessie Greenberg
Clarence Curtis, who has been in
town during the past two months IN
specting meters for the Twin State
Gas and Electric company, has re-
turned to Dover, n. H.
Miss A. Nolan has some children's
hats which she will close out at so
and rs cents for Friday and Satur-
day. She will leave Sunday for New
York to purchase her spring supply
OF millinery ADV. l5t2
Harry Cook, Fred and Arthur The.
barge, Charles Frazier and Daniel
Shaw left this morning for Manches-
ter where they are to furnish The
music tonight for minstrel show to
be given by the Union club.
Invitations have been issued for
reception to be given by Mr.. and Mrs
Orlando +. Adams at the cornens OF
liaih and Depot streets in the village |
of Arlington on the evening OF Febru |
airy 20, the occasion of their 50th Ned
ding anniversary.
The funeral of the late James Bou-
plon OF SALISBURY Valley will be |
held from the house at IL O'clock Sun
day and from the church in White |
Creek ii enc O'clock Rev. James S.
Clark will officiate lnterment viii |
be in the cemetery at White Creek.
Among the business mon registered
Thursday at the Putnam house were: |
w. q. Mills, Rutland; r. f, Griffin, +. |
/ Kaaln,. a
bany; j. d. Heating Fort Edward: S.
Ketchum, W. c. Matot, w. ].
Stccomb, H. A. Libbey, r. B. Jones.
F, A. Johnson Boston: L. D. Hills, ]. |
Gollard, f. v knight, New York.
About GO members Of the Benning-
ton club enjoyed a dinner Thursday |
evening served by Steward Mcmillan |
in the club rooms at 7 o'clock Music |
was furnished by quntette OF |
stringed instruments played by vii. |
liams students. Tho committee in !
charge was made up OF w. E. Bissen. !
w II. Berry, H. II. Shields and DR..
f. s. Braley
The 25th anniversary of the Fort
nightly is to be observed at the meet
ing of the club which will occur to- |
morrow at the Second Congregational |
chapel at o'clock. An unusual pro-
gram has been arranged The chart
er members are to take prominent
part. the ex-presidents are TO sneak. |
There will be very attractive souvenir
programs special music led by Prof.
M. Chambers OF North Adams and
the decorations will be in charge OF
Mrs. Z. W, Bradford The program
will begin promptly at o'clock and
members are asked to be in their
places at that time if possible. Mem.
bers may bring guests with the usual
guest fee.