The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-02
BENNING TON BRIEFS
News Of the Towr ard Village Tot
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News OF the ToWr ard village Tost
Briefly for Busy READER
A. ]. Cooper is in Troy today on bust
ness.
William Cone IS spending few DAYS
in Rutland
Frank E. Graham of Grove street is
working in the Quinlan Drug store as
sode clerk.
There will be meeting of the offici-
al board of the Methodist church to-
night at s. O'Clock.
A new cement sidewalk has just
been completed in front of the Baptist
parsonage on Pleasant street.
Miss Catharine Woods of Concord,
N. H., is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Moore of Pleasant street.
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Knapp of Me-
chanicville are spending weeks va
cation with relatives in town.
Gustave valerus, jr., of New York
was the week end guest of his cousin,
Harry Patterson of Scott street.
Frank +. Howe returned Sunday
from Chester, VT. where he delivered
the Memorial Day address Friday even
Ing.
Miss Dorothy l.. Patchn OF Main
street has returned from short vaca-
ton spent with relatives in Schenect-
ady.
George Campbell and son Charles of
Park street spent Saturday with Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick Shea in Eagle
Bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Borden of Sche-
nectady were the Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Barnes of Pleasant
street.
Miss Julia Connolly Of Old Benning-
ton left Sunday evening for two
weeks vacation with relatives at West
Chazy, n. Y. ~
Rev. ]. A. Perry, pastor of the local
Methodist church went this morning
with his family for few days visit
in Saratoga.
The Howard grocery store which has
been thoroughly renovated inside dur
! ing the past few weeks, is being newly
painted outside.
Miss Christine Bennett of Elm street
/ has returned after spending the week
end with her mother and sister al
Round Lake, n. Y,
! Curtis S. Burt has returned to his
home in Boston after spending the
week end here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. o. Burt.
David Colburn has returned to his
duties as principal of the grammar
( school after spending a few days with
his parents in Fitchburg, Mass.
A regular business meeting of tn,
Ladies Aid society Of the Methodist
church viii be held this evening a
1870 A full attendance requested
George Noyeck, who has been spenC
ing few days here with his parents
has returned to his duties at the
Massachusetts Institute OF Technologl
in BGston. fasa,s sa.e, ,s, .,n
Miss Mildred Peelor and cousin RAJ
Elliot of Adams street returned Sun
day from Pittsheld where they hat
been spending a few days with theil
aunt. Mrs. William Ashton. Mrs
Ashton, who is a former resident is a
present confined to the house by Illness
The Bennington Playground baseball
team won their second game of Tho
season Memorial Day when they me
the Holy Name team on the play
ground diamond. The first game wa
won by the latter and when the re
pert was made to the Banner the los
ing team was wrongly called the Y. NJ
&C. A. team. The score Memorial da,
was IA TO and the victory was thu
result OF a rally in the sixth inninl
when a change of pitchers by the los
ing team netted the Playground boy
six runs and from then on the gam
was on ice The Playground lineul
was Marshall Clark Capt. s. s.; Chas
Stein. c.; Michael FRAZIER, p, WILLARD
Sumner, LIST. base; Martin Noon, I'd
base. Francis Marcoux, Sd. base; Hell
bert Elwell. CT; George Newcomb, If.
and John b. Elwell, RI. The loser
were Inesen, Butler, Lawrence, NJ
Keen, Fradenburgh, Riley. Cronir
Harvey, O'Connell and McGurn. Tn
umpire was returned soldier in
British uniform and his work was e'
cellent. giving complete satisfaction